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Sorry people. I'm too busy running my websites to offer this course any longer[b].[/b]

I personally think online importation is better than crypto investment. Because I've done both!

What you are about to read is way bigger than the title. If you make good use of this free knowledge, you should make a lot of money out of it.

This is a new online community that aims to lift as many Nigerians as possible out of poverty regardless of their religious, cultural, or social background. It will be the best humanitarian community on Nairaland.

Nairaland may not take kindly to some of the things we want to share in this community, so those who want to derive the maximum benefit will have to join our Facebook group.

Here’s a rough list of the main beneficiaries of this community.

Anyone who spends online in foreign currency
Online importers both experienced and newbies
Sellers on Nairaland looking for a nationwide reach
Nigerians needing reliable escrow for online trade
Investors looking for investment opportunities
Entrepreneurs looking for startup capital or investors
Intelligent people with knowledge or skill to sell
Anyone looking to gain more financial knowledge
Freelancers with services to offer the community
Marketing and SEO gurus looking to monetize

I’m only an expert in online importation. That’s the course I’m offering for free, which includes the “financial manipulation package” that probably lured you to this post. However, I’m sure there are many Nigerian gurus in the fields mentioned above, and we will try to gather them in one place.

I have organized the necessary software and other resources to provide a safe business environment for all community members (Buyers & Sellers). These include escrow, a verification mechanism, and a streamlined operational procedure to speed up transactions among members and prevent errors. In this community, you are going to learn a lot. You’ll buy and sell with confidence and minimal risk while scaling your income stream.

Spending Above $100 Online At Near Bank Rate
This is part of a package I offer for online importation newbies. But it will benefit anyone who pays online in foreign currency. Don't think it's easy! You are going to put in some effort to finally set it up. But I and other community members will guide you all the way. You MAY encounter problems every now and then, but we’ll prepare you to overcome them immediately.

It requires some financial manipulations, but it's perfectly legal ... at least in Nigeria. I'm not showing you this hack to launder money. I'm only showing you a way to increase your shopping volume without relying on the Black market thieves. It works for anyone who spends below $16000 monthly. For every $100 you spend, it’s going to save you about N5000.

About This Community
We are building a large community of sellers, buyers, learners, importers, and anyone who uses foreign currency online. Let me explain how this community is going to enrich its various members including:

Sellers
Buyers
Importers
Learners
Investors
Startups

Sellers
We’ll build a strong reputation of trust such that all your prospective customers have trust in dealing with you. You can advertise your products and service on Nairaland or Social Media and tell your customers to deal through this community’s escrow if they are doubtful. You can also advertise to the community and sell to vetted members only. You can sell anything that is NOT illegal in Nigeria.
To get the full gist of how this bulletproof process works, join the community by signifying your interest by sending us a message. In a nutshell, the process generates confidence in your customers and protects you from dishonest buyers.

Buyers
Buyers will have access to a database of vetted sellers and they can transact through escrow. Our major goal for buyers is to provide a safe and efficient mechanism for buying tangible and non-tangible goods and services at the most affordable rates. This includes obtaining clean dollars and other foreign currencies at cheap rates from the community’s sellers. They can do this online without the need for a face-to-face meeting.

Online Importers
This is a free course I offer personally to registered members. I provide a two-hour lecture daily via Facebook chat where members can ask questions and practicalize what they learn in real life. I’ll teach you everything I’ve learned since I began online importation in 2014. The course covers the following topics:

Advanced Internet Research
Raising Capital
Marketplace Search Techniques
Sourcing Cheap Dollars in Nigeria
Manipulating Financial Structures LEGALLY
Conducting Local Market Research
Locating Great Deals Worldwide
Finding Profitable Marketplace Merchandise
Verifying Sellers
Dealing With Scammers
Working with Parcel Forwarders/Shipping Companies
Working with Shopping Agents
Handling Customs Requirements
Selling In Nigeria

In addition, we are going to track bank exchange rates 24/7 so that each member knows how much a bank charges every day before initiating a transaction. The community will also share secrets about online shopping that reduce costs, increase speed, are easy to sell in Nigeria, and are safe to import.

Learners
You’ll learn many other things apart from online importation. We’ll make provisions for you to learn any of the things mentioned at the beginning of this post. The community will constantly try to lure experts from different fields to offer courses at subsidized rates for its members. There’s no limit to what you can learn. It can be about freelancing, SEO, SMM, etc.
Our job is to ensure that whoever offers any courses here knows exactly what they are doing and such courses are financially beneficial to learners.

Investors & StartUps
Many people have money lying around and don’t know what to invest in. On the flip side, many entrepreneurs have wonderful business ideas that need an investor. Our community aims to overcome this problem for both parties. While the investor needs little verification, their partner needs to pass very stringent verification requirements which include:

ID card, Bank, Mobile, BVN, and Address verification
At least two guarantors who are government or company employees (to ensure they won’t run)
Guarantors must be willing and capable of paying the investor if it turns out to be a scam
Video ID verification through WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger for all parties except the investor
Scanned copies of some education documents for the startup owner (where necessary)

Our community of business experts can help the investor assess the probability of success in the venture they are thinking of investing in. This can be free or paid depending on the complexity of the research and analysis required.
While the online importation course is free, only registered members of the community can join.

Registered members enjoy higher benefits which include but are not limited to:

Protection From Scammers
Free Documents
Lower Shipping Fees
Information on Shipping Company/Agents - Hidden fees
Subsidized Selling Offers
Privilege to Submit Opinions
Advanced Trade Secrets
Access to Early Findings
Opening for Further Earnings Potentials Via Partnerships
Ranking Your Comment Higher
Earn Money By Helping Community Members
Enjoy Subsidized Course Offers By Community Members
Get Access to The Largest Intelligence Pool In Nigeria
Online and Social Media Marketing
Free Validation of Members You Want to Deal With
Find Investors to Launch Your Powerful Business Idea
Free Subsidized Access to eBooks and Resources on Business And Investment

If you are honest and play by the rules, we can't see any reason why you shouldn't be successful here, except God’s will.
For more details on the points listed above, join the community and get your first free eBook detailing all that it has to offer you. Just reach out to us by sending us a message via Nairaland’s internal messaging system.

To send us a message, follow this procedure:

Click on our username "BorderlessTrade"
On the next page, click on "Send E-Mail Message To BorderlessTrade"
On the next page, don't try to write any message. Just click on "Send Email".
That's it!

Any questions? Drop them below.

Valueson:
Boss, I don't understand this part.

Can I message you, at all?

The way I was careful with this account, only God knows.

I made sure to verify my card and banks and they said, you're now a verified PayPal account user.

I thought this had put me in the right path.

Please, how could I walk through what you just said, sir?

I think this guy is saying that you open another PayPal account and verify it with account details and linked cards. I don't think this will be a long-term solution, especially if you use fake info. However, if you want to go this route, I'd suggest opening a PayPal account with someone's real info (like a friend or relative) and then opening a Payoneer account with the same info. Then link a card to that PayPal account and also the Payoneer. This will lift your transaction limits. But here is a piece of advice: When opening a stealth PayPal account, do not use a randomly generated address, and make sure never to edit this address, especially after they request address verification. Be careful of using address verification such as utility bills offered by some people on Nairaland. Most are just duplicates and they don't even make enough effort to make it really unique to one person. The reason you were immediately blocked was that PayPal's bots immediately detected your uploaded document as fake. There's one guy on Nairaland who's been causing people to lose their PayPal account with his amateurish utility bill job.
Still, my best recommendation would be ProxyPayee because they handle everything and you just pay their fees and wait for your money.

Valueson:
Oh, I don't know what to do again.

Pls who has gone through this. Kindly help.

If you can't use PayPal yourself directly, I suggest you use PayPal indirectly through ProxyPayee.com. It's a legit website that lends you a PayPal account owned by real people around the world. You can use this account to receive money for freelance work, but you'll pay a one-time set up fee and 5% of all amounts received through them + withdrawal fee I think. One thing I can really commend about ProxyPayee is that it's legit, though a bit slow.

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Sorry, this course is no longer available

People keep contacting me about this course. I'm sorry my commitments are too many for me to continue offering the course.
I hope you understand.

Sorry, this free course has been closed for lack of time on my part.

This is wonderful brother. You are really an anti-scam ambassador. I hope other members contact you with their experiences with scammers so you can add it to this.
Wonderful feat. Keep up the good job.

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It seems this issue happens mostly to new accounts or old accounts that aren't very active. Increasing your activity level, such as creating new tops, replying, Quoting, Shares, and Likes all contribute to open up new sections for you. The level of engagement your new posts receive (such as views, replies, likes, shares, etc) also contribute to increasing your rank. Personally, I think Nairaland is being too restrictive. Your best bet is to long in everyday and engage with people on the forum for a few minutes or more. You can also contact Seun directly about it because I've seen many comments from him on this problem.

In the meantime, I'm passing this message around that some people may find helpful.

Why Sit Around When Others Are Making Thousands and Millions Importing and Reselling New or Used Merchandise?

Yours can be the next success story.

I'm a strong advocate of borderless trade to minimize poverty and joblessness. I encourage Nigerians to venture into online markets that sell to foreigners (especially Westerners). Or at least, you can buy quality items for cheap and sell to Nigerians at more affordable prices.

Basically, there are seven main challenges to becoming a successful online importer or seller:

Capital (I'll teach you how to get it)
Banks and Currencies
Finding “the right products” but cheaper
Dealing with scammers and dishonest sellers or agents
Shipping fast, safe, and cheaper
Dealing with customs
Selling the product

For those who want to sell products online via U.S., European, or other international marketplaces, you face all the above challenges, plus:

Warehousing
Gaining competitive advantage
Shipping to customers
Handling returns

There's a short simplified program that will help you overcome all the above challenges. There's no obligation to pay any specific amount, and you can join the program for free after convincing me that you too poor to pay anything (LOL). Actually, I'm focused on helping to groom new successful online importers like myself. There are too many products and I can't deal with them all. Other people got to join the club. And my biggest satisfaction is to see people succeed from knowledge I taught them. So, don't be discouraged if you are too broke to make any financial compensation/donation for the wonderful knowledge you'll acquire in this program.

I've been using this knowledge personally for the past 7 years and I think it's time to share with others. I've gained a lot of market advantage. I can remember selling used laptops for N25,000 in 2016 because I got them really cheap (actually, I found an American school that wanted to replace all its laptops). They sold me 98 used laptops for about N4000 each. After shipping, the unit cost of each laptop averaged N8000. One of the laptops (a shiny Dell) sold for N50,000. Others sold for N30,000, but the least was N25,000. The funny thing is that these prices were even cheap compared to the market prices in Nigeria that time. So, that single deal yielded hundreds of thousands in profits.

People have shown interest already via email. However, there's still room to enlist more people. I'm looking at about 100 candidates for a start. So hurry up if you want to get in the first batch.

The program will be conducted through an interactive online space like Slack. You can ask questions in real life as we progress. I'll send links to interested candidates through which they can join.

Understand that there are plenty of secrets that make people fail or succeed in online borderless trade. It's way more than just going online and placing an order for a phone or laptop. And I'll share all these juicy secrets during the program. It'll last anywhere from 2 - 6 weeks depending on how sharp you are.

To show your interest, send an email to borderlessmarketz@gmail.com

It seems this issue happens mostly to new accounts or old accounts that aren't very active. Increasing your activity level, such as creating new tops, replying, Quoting, Shares, and Likes all contribute to open up new sections for you. The level of engagement your new posts receive (such as views, replies, likes, shares, etc) also contribute to increasing your rank. Personally, I think Nairaland is being too restrictive. Your best bet is to long in everyday and engage with people on the forum for a few minutes or more. You can also contact Seun directly about it because I've seen many comments from him on this problem.

In the meantime, I'm passing this message around that some people may find helpful.

Why Sit Around When Others Are Making Thousands and Millions Importing and Reselling New or Used Merchandise?

Yours can be the next success story.

I'm a strong advocate of borderless trade to minimize poverty and joblessness. I encourage Nigerians to venture into online markets that sell to foreigners (especially Westerners). Or at least, you can buy quality items for cheap and sell to Nigerians at more affordable prices.

Basically, there are seven main challenges to becoming a successful online importer or seller:

Capital (I'll teach you how to get it)
Banks and Currencies
Finding “the right products” but cheaper
Dealing with scammers and dishonest sellers or agents
Shipping fast, safe, and cheaper
Dealing with customs
Selling the product

For those who want to sell products online via U.S., European, or other international marketplaces, you face all the above challenges, plus:

Warehousing
Gaining competitive advantage
Shipping to customers
Handling returns

There's a short simplified program that will help you overcome all the above challenges. There's no obligation to pay any specific amount, and you can join the program for free after convincing me that you too poor to pay anything (LOL). Actually, I'm focused on helping to groom new successful online importers like myself. There are too many products and I can't deal with them all. Other people got to join the club. And my biggest satisfaction is to see people succeed from knowledge I taught them. So, don't be discouraged if you are too broke to make any financial compensation/donation for the wonderful knowledge you'll acquire in this program.

I've been using this knowledge personally for the past 7 years and I think it's time to share with others. I've gained a lot of market advantage. I can remember selling used laptops for N25,000 in 2016 because I got them really cheap (actually, I found an American school that wanted to replace all its laptops). They sold me 98 used laptops for about N4000 each. After shipping, the unit cost of each laptop averaged N8000. One of the laptops (a shiny Dell) sold for N50,000. Others sold for N30,000, but the least was N25,000. The funny thing is that these prices were even cheap compared to the market prices in Nigeria that time. So, that single deal yielded hundreds of thousands in profits.

People have shown interest already via email. However, there's still room to enlist more people. I'm looking at about 100 candidates for a start. So hurry up if you want to get in the first batch.

The program will be conducted through an interactive online space like Slack. You can ask questions in real life as we progress. I'll send links to interested candidates through which they can join.

Understand that there are plenty of secrets that make people fail or succeed in online borderless trade. It's way more than just going online and placing an order for a phone or laptop. And I'll share all these juicy secrets during the program. It'll last anywhere from 2 - 6 weeks depending on how sharp you are.

To show your interest, send an email to borderlessmarketz@gmail.com

It appears like this issue happens mostly to new accounts or old accounts that aren't very active. Increasing your activity level, such as creating new tops, replying, Quoting, Shares, and Likes all contribute to open up new sections for you. The level of engagement your new posts receive (such as views, replies, likes, shares, etc) also contribute to increasing your rank. Personally, I think Nairaland is being too restrictive. Your best bet is to long in everyday and engage with people on the forum for a few minutes or more. You can also contact nairaland directly about it.

In the meantime, I'm passing this message around that some people may find helpful.

Why Sit Around When Others Are Making Thousands and Millions Importing and Reselling New or Used Merchandise?

Yours can be the next success story.

I'm a strong advocate of borderless trade to minimize poverty and joblessness. I encourage Nigerians to venture into online markets that sell to foreigners (especially Westerners). Or at least, you can buy quality items for cheap and sell to Nigerians at more affordable prices.

Basically, there are seven main challenges to becoming a successful online importer or seller:

Capital (I'll teach you how to get it)
Banks and Currencies
Finding “the right products” but cheaper
Dealing with scammers and dishonest sellers or agents
Shipping fast, safe, and cheaper
Dealing with customs
Selling the product

For those who want to sell products online via U.S., European, or other international marketplaces, you face all the above challenges, plus:

Warehousing
Gaining competitive advantage
Shipping to customers
Handling returns

There's a short simplified program that will help you overcome all the above challenges. There's no obligation to pay any specific amount, and you can join the program for free after convincing me that you too poor to pay anything (LOL). Actually, I'm focused on helping to groom new successful online importers like myself. There are too many products and I can't deal with them all. Other people got to join the club. And my biggest satisfaction is to see people succeed from knowledge I taught them. So, don't be discouraged if you are too broke to make any financial compensation/donation for the wonderful knowledge you'll acquire in this program.

I've been using this knowledge personally for the past 7 years and I think it's time to share with others. I've gained a lot of market advantage. I can remember selling used laptops for N25,000 in 2016 because I got them really cheap (actually, I found an American school that wanted to replace all its laptops). They sold me 98 used laptops for about N4000 each. After shipping, the unit cost of each laptop averaged N8000. One of the laptops (a shiny Dell) sold for N50,000. Others sold for N30,000, but the least was N25,000. The funny thing is that these prices were even cheap compared to the market prices in Nigeria that time. So, that single deal yielded hundreds of thousands in profits.

People have shown interest already via email. However, there's still room to enlist more people. I'm looking at about 100 candidates for a start. So hurry up if you want to get in the first batch.

The program will be conducted through an interactive online space like Slack. You can ask questions in real life as we progress. I'll send links to interested candidates through which they can join.

Understand that there are plenty of secrets that make people fail or succeed in online borderless trade. It's way more than just going online and placing an order for a phone or laptop. And I'll share all these juicy secrets during the program. It'll last anywhere from 2 - 6 weeks depending on how sharp you are.

To show your interest, send an email to borderlessmarketz@gmail.com

It appears like this issue happens mostly to new accounts or old accounts that aren't very active. Increasing your activity level, such as creating new tops, replying, Quoting, Shares, and Likes all contribute to open up new sections for you. The level of engagement your new posts receive (such as views, replies, likes, shares, etc) also contribute to increasing your rank. Personally, I think Nairaland is being too restrictive. Your best bet is to long in everyday and engage with people on the forum for a few minutes or more. You can also contact nairaland directly about it.

In the meantime, I'm passing this message around that some people may find helpful.

Why Sit Around When Others Are Making Thousands and Millions Importing and Reselling New or Used Merchandise?

Yours can be the next success story.

I'm a strong advocate of borderless trade to minimize poverty and joblessness. I encourage Nigerians to venture into online markets that sell to foreigners (especially Westerners). Or at least, you can buy quality items for cheap and sell to Nigerians at more affordable prices.

Basically, there are seven main challenges to becoming a successful online importer or seller:

Capital (I'll teach you how to get it)
Banks and Currencies
Finding “the right products” but cheaper
Dealing with scammers and dishonest sellers or agents
Shipping fast, safe, and cheaper
Dealing with customs
Selling the product

For those who want to sell products online via U.S., European, or other international marketplaces, you face all the above challenges, plus:

Warehousing
Gaining competitive advantage
Shipping to customers
Handling returns

There's a short simplified program that will help you overcome all the above challenges. There's no obligation to pay any specific amount, and you can join the program for free after convincing me that you too poor to pay anything (LOL). Actually, I'm focused on helping to groom new successful online importers like myself. There are too many products and I can't deal with them all. Other people got to join the club. And my biggest satisfaction is to see people succeed from knowledge I taught them. So, don't be discouraged if you are too broke to make any financial compensation/donation for the wonderful knowledge you'll acquire in this program.

I've been using this knowledge personally for the past 7 years and I think it's time to share with others. I've gained a lot of market advantage. I can remember selling used laptops for N25,000 in 2016 because I got them really cheap (actually, I found an American school that wanted to replace all its laptops). They sold me 98 used laptops for about N4000 each. After shipping, the unit cost of each laptop averaged N8000. One of the laptops (a shiny Dell) sold for N50,000. Others sold for N30,000, but the least was N25,000. The funny thing is that these prices were even cheap compared to the market prices in Nigeria that time. So, that single deal yielded hundreds of thousands in profits.

People have shown interest already via email. However, there's still room to enlist more people. I'm looking at about 100 candidates for a start. So hurry up if you want to get in the first batch.

The program will be conducted through an interactive online space like Slack. You can ask questions in real life as we progress. I'll send links to interested candidates through which they can join.

Understand that there are plenty of secrets that make people fail or succeed in online borderless trade. It's way more than just going online and placing an order for a phone or laptop. And I'll share all these juicy secrets during the program. It'll last anywhere from 2 - 6 weeks depending on how sharp you are.

To show your interest, send an email to borderlessmarketz@gmail.com

It appears like this issue happens mostly to new accounts or old accounts that aren't very active. Increasing your activity level, such as creating new tops, replying, Quoting, Shares, and Likes all contribute to open up new sections for you. The level of engagement your new posts receive (such as views, replies, likes, shares, etc) also contribute to increasing your rank. Personally, I think Nairaland is being too restrictive. Your best bet is to long in everyday and engage with people on the forum for a few minutes or more. You can also contact nairaland directly about it.

In the meantime, I'm passing this message around that some people may find helpful.

Why Sit Around When Others Are Making Thousands and Millions Importing and Reselling New or Used Merchandise?

Yours can be the next success story.

I'm a strong advocate of borderless trade to minimize poverty and joblessness. I encourage Nigerians to venture into online markets that sell to foreigners (especially Westerners). Or at least, you can buy quality items for cheap and sell to Nigerians at more affordable prices.

Basically, there are seven main challenges to becoming a successful online importer or seller:

Capital (I'll teach you how to get it)
Banks and Currencies
Finding “the right products” but cheaper
Dealing with scammers and dishonest sellers or agents
Shipping fast, safe, and cheaper
Dealing with customs
Selling the product

For those who want to sell products online via U.S., European, or other international marketplaces, you face all the above challenges, plus:

Warehousing
Gaining competitive advantage
Shipping to customers
Handling returns

There's a short simplified program that will help you overcome all the above challenges. There's no obligation to pay any specific amount, and you can join the program for free after convincing me that you too poor to pay anything (LOL). Actually, I'm focused on helping to groom new successful online importers like myself. There are too many products and I can't deal with them all. Other people got to join the club. And my biggest satisfaction is to see people succeed from knowledge I taught them. So, don't be discouraged if you are too broke to make any financial compensation/donation for the wonderful knowledge you'll acquire in this program.

I've been using this knowledge personally for the past 7 years and I think it's time to share with others. I've gained a lot of market advantage. I can remember selling used laptops for N25,000 in 2016 because I got them really cheap (actually, I found an American school that wanted to replace all its laptops). They sold me 98 used laptops for about N4000 each. After shipping, the unit cost of each laptop averaged N8000. One of the laptops (a shiny Dell) sold for N50,000. Others sold for N30,000, but the least was N25,000. The funny thing is that these prices were even cheap compared to the market prices in Nigeria that time. So, that single deal yielded hundreds of thousands in profits.

People have shown interest already via email. However, there's still room to enlist more people. I'm looking at about 100 candidates for a start. So hurry up if you want to get in the first batch.

The program will be conducted through an interactive online space like Slack. You can ask questions in real life as we progress. I'll send links to interested candidates through which they can join.

Understand that there are plenty of secrets that make people fail or succeed in online borderless trade. It's way more than just going online and placing an order for a phone or laptop. And I'll share all these juicy secrets during the program. It'll last anywhere from 2 - 6 weeks depending on how sharp you are.

To show your interest, send an email to borderlessmarketz@gmail.com

I think posting in certain sections requires your account to be very active and several weeks old.

Yeah, this is a very good skill for freelancers. Plus, there's all the resources one needs for free (provided by Google), see link: https://skillshop.exceedlms.com/student/catalog/browse

It'd require dedication, focus, and a sharp brain to master this Google Skill, but once an expert, there are plenty of job requests on Fiverr, Upwork, and others.

If you find this Google skill a bit too technical for you, below is a straightforward alternative that's easier to master.

Why Sit Around When Others Are Making Thousands and Millions Importing and Reselling New or Used Merchandise?

Yours can be the next success story.

I'm a strong advocate of borderless trade to minimize poverty and joblessness. I encourage Nigerians to venture into online markets that sell to foreigners (especially Westerners). Or at least, you can buy quality items for cheap and sell to Nigerians at more affordable prices.

Basically, there are seven main challenges to becoming a successful online importer or seller:

Capital (learn how to get it)
Banks and Currencies
Finding “the right products” but cheaper
Dealing with scammers and dishonest sellers or agents
Shipping fast, safe, and cheaper
Dealing with customs
Selling the product

For those who want to sell products online via U.S., European, or other international marketplaces, you face all the above challenges, plus:

Warehousing
Gaining competitive advantage
Shipping to customers
Handling returns

To master borderless trade, read this Nairaland post: https://www.nairaland.com/6823202/why-not-self-employ-these-secrets#107129924

Alternatively, you can send an email to borderlessmarketz@gmail.com

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You Can Also Succeed in Borderless Importation and Trade

You can make good income by importing quality new/used items from around the world and selling in Nigeria. You can also be in Nigeria and sell to Americans or Europeans (very possible and straightforward). I've succeeded in this, and I'm encouraging others to try it. There are basically seven main challenges to becoming a successful online importer:

Capital
Banks and Currencies
Finding “the right products” but cheaper
Dealing with scammers and dishonest sellers or agents
Shipping fast, safe, and cheaper
Dealing with customs
Selling the product

For those who want to sell products online via U.S., European, or other international marketplaces, you face all the above challenges, plus:

Warehousing
Gaining competitive advantage
Shipping to customers
Handling returns

To master borderless trade, read this Nairaland post: https://www.nairaland.com/6823202/why-not-self-employ-these-secrets#107129924

PDP's prospects of ruling Nigeria continues to look slimmer with news of defections and a seeming crisis in the zoning of its leadership. Hopefully, the manage to get their house in order before the elections. It's not good for any country that one individual or a group should monopolize power. I support the idea of direct primaries and results going straight to Headquarter after each election in Nigeria. This eliminates god-fatherism and ensures that parties cannot impose a candidate o the masses. It also gives the people in other parties a say in who wins the ticket for the opposition.

In the meantime ...
Would you like to master online importation for cheap? Is the cost of online shipping ravaging your profits or preventing you from buying something? Would you like to raise a small capital without investing money? what about obtaining dollars in Nigeria at cheaper rates?
Then read this post. It's a long one, but totally worth it for those who need the knowledge.
https://www.nairaland.com/6823032/want-buy-ship-things-online

It could be that you are in the wrong trade. However, ...

Would you like to master online importation for cheap? Is the cost of online shipping ravaging your profits or preventing you from buying something? Would you like to raise a small capital without investing money? what about obtaining dollars in Nigeria at cheaper rates?
Then read this post. It's a long one, but totally worth it for those who need the knowledge.
https://www.nairaland.com/6823032/want-buy-ship-things-online

jmoore:
Gandhi did not use sit-at-home protest. The salt march was a civil disobedience against salt tax laws and the monopoly of the British empire.

He encouraged Indians to manufacture their own salts during the March across costal states.
Gandhi emphasized on nonviolence.

Therefore it is an insult to Gandhi by comparing his salt march to sit-at-home.

Gandhi's move gave Indians relief as they boycotted salt tax and produced their own salts. While sit-at-home in southeast is a cancer to business, education, health and social activities of Igbo people.

Nnamdi Kanu's case can ignite Nigeria if not treated wisely by the government. Dividing Nigeria is not a solution to any problem right now. With the proliferation of civil wars and global suffering, it's a surprise that some people are doing all they can to push Nigeria over the cliff.
Breaking away hardly comes without serious bloodshed, especially in today's world. Look at Syria, Somalia, Libya, Yemen, etc. These crisis started like childplay, but have displaced millions and killed millions. Those who started it would have thought twice if they could foresee this outcome (unless for those who deliberately wanted it so). I pray Nigeria shouldn't be next. Because one thing is sure, the FG of Nigeria won't tolerate any kind of breakaway attempt. The government will put up a fight and only God knows where it would end.

In the meantime ...
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Seun:
Fellow Nairalanders,

Nairaland loves Igbos and Niger Deltans very much. The thought of being separated from them for any reason is unbearable to us, so we have decided that we will reject any attempt by anyone to use Nairaland to promote the idea of removing Igbos and Niger Deltans from Nigeria.

We have updated rule 9 of Nairaland to reflect this decision. It now says:


I'd like to urge all Nairaland members to respect and obey rule 9. Mynd44 is in charge of enforcing it. If you break this rule, you'll be banned.

Thanks,
Seun (Founder Of Nairaland).

The idea of breaking up Nigeria will most likely lead to another civil war. I don't want to live like a refugee although I can survive anywhere in the world as long as there's internet. However, there are friends and relatives to think about. Those pushing for this idea should take a good look at Syria, Yemen, Libya, and Somalia. They'll understand a disunited Nigeria is far better than any civil war.

Justice is always welcome wherever it comes from. May God help Nigeria.