₦airaland Forum

ib4real95:
My infinix was stolen by pickpocketers at CV in ikeja. It was'nt even the stolen phone that pained me much but when i remember the way the guy removed the phone from my pocket, i feel so stupid. Im over it tho and im using a much better phone now.. Person wey dem neva do for lagos go feel sey hin smart until dem move hin stuff to.. Person wey go move my phone for lag now e mean sey hin go kill me be dat or rob me with gun aside that.........

beckyomas:
Lol. At least you got it back. I'm waiting for others to comment before i drop mine.

RAFIC:
And, one more thing, I'm not so sure how ether is stored. I have blockchain which I use for BTC, but in all my research I've hardly come across a specific wallet mentioned for ether. Any help here?

RAFIC:
Thanks much for the reply. The site looks quite legit but just to be sure, have you purchased currencies from there before? How smooth and trustworthy are they? Sorry, I'm asking so many questions.

Onward4eva:
Nigerians are vulnerable and the slow and smart one take undue advantages of our vulnerability. Despite all the warnings on non sustainability of ponzi schemes, many prefer to pursue their losses.
You can check the info below where some1 claims to have a software dt mine Bitcoin for u on daily basis at the rate of 0.01 btc per day.
Now,mmm is gone, the best way to exploit our people is to sell a slow sense in a smart manner.
I wonder how many pple wil fall for dz slow scheme
If u hav dz software, why not use it for yourself and become a multi millionaire?
Or better, why charging vulnerable pple 5k?
The slow scammers come to nairaland and recruit their victims under a slow promises n deceptive headlines
Pple,ignorantly surrender their hard earn currency to slow scammers.

babadey:
Im presently in a border town (Ghadames) near Algeria and i will be visiting home soon. The issue is, Euro and dollars has collasped drastically here and to buy from here to take home is a ripp-off.

1 libyan dinar - 200 naira
100 euro - 1000 dinars


If i decide to buy 100 euro which is 1000 dinars (thats 200,000 naira) and go exchange it in nigeria, i will be given something like 50,000 naira. So u can see the ripp-off.

Can banks in nigeria do the exchange or the black market is better?
Who has done it before?

lolu0259:
Chordrylateral please drop ur fone numba

bobowaja:
Send me (to my email) a new name, phone number, email address and nickname. Pls make sure you have not used any of them before. Lemme see if I will be chanced to do it

bobowaja:

Good thing you are using Gmail. For every emails you receive you will be notified, and if your autoresponder doesn't reply to that mail you will be sent mailer daemon straight my Gmail. What you will just do is copy that message you intends to send in the autoresponder and sent it as a reply to that person whose autoresponder rejected

Hope I answered your question?

KinzyeWriter:
show me some screen shots of the problems your having with the vpn... Just to see that you've really tried...

strawb:
Pm Me and lemme try it out before evening

strawb:
To God be the glory. I successfully open a click bank account at the second attempt. Big thanks to the BOSS himself (BOBOWAJA). I followed him like mtn (Everywhere you go). This was the strategy i used.

First attempt
Note, I used glo network
1. I downloaded UK VPN, change the location to london.
2. Used my phone broswer to access click bank.
3. Used my conventional (Old but no in use)email
4. when prompted to enter address, followed the OP and i loaded postal-code.co.uk, chose london
5. Answer all questions, but i was denied.


Second attempt.
1. Connected to my school wifi,
2. Used google chrome,
3. opened windows email (yourmail@outlook.com)
4. launched postal-code.co.uk (my location was wandsworth, so instead of choosing london, i chose wandsworth) i obtained the address and postal cod and answered all questions.
5. I was immediately granted access.

Thank you all