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ahh you mean to go to elizade or Toyota dealership to buy new compressor...? Want that be extremely expensive like 500k or so
Whether directly or indirectly, the buyer is still the one carrying almost all the risk in this arrangement.
Imagine you pay for an item today, and tomorrow something happens or the seller’s circumstances change and he suddenly stops responding. These things happen in online business. Someone can have a good reputation for 10+ years and still, one day, disappear with people’s money. So the fact that a seller has been trusted for years doesn’t completely remove the risk for the buyer.
Then there is the possibility of receiving something different from what you ordered. If the seller sends the wrong item, who bears the cost of returning it and getting the correct one? Assuming the seller even agrees to take responsibility, you may still have to deal with the logistics.
With dispatch costing around ₦5k, you could easily spend ₦5k to receive the item, another ₦5k to return the wrong one, and another ₦5k to receive the replacement. That’s ₦15k in transport alone. In some cases, that is even more than the ₦10k item you thought you were getting at a good deal.
The usual response from sellers is, “If you don’t trust me, then don’t buy from me.” But I don’t think the issue should be reduced to trust.
The better question is: can we create a process that reasonably protects both parties?
Maybe the risk can be shared 50/50, or 30/70 depending on the transaction. But when you collect 100% of the buyer’s money upfront and the buyer is then expected to simply sit at home and trust that you will fulfil your own side of the deal, the entire financial risk has effectively been placed on the buyer.
Trust is good, but a good transaction process should not depend entirely on trust. It should have some form of protection for both the buyer and the seller.
Seller here that expect buyer to send money for an item the buyer have not seen and also not willing to meet buyer at a public location or at the seller home, mehn with this kind happening I beg let's make it favour both seller and buyer please
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I'm selling my Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G (Snapdragon version) because I've upgraded to another phone.
Key Features ✅ Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 5G Processor ✅ 6GB RAM + 6GB Extended RAM ✅ 128GB Internal Storage ✅ 120Hz Original AMOLED Display (Never Replaced) ✅ 5G Network Support ✅ 67W Fast Charging ✅ Excellent Battery Health ✅ Stereo Speakers ✅ NFC & IR Blaster ✅ Very clean and well maintained Condition
Everything works perfectly:
✔️ Screen is original with no issues. ✔️ Cameras, fingerprint sensor, charging port, speakers, microphone, Wi-Fi and all other functions work flawlessly. ✔️ The only issue is a small crack on the back glass, which is purely cosmetic and does not affect performance or functionality in any way. ✔️ Always used with a protective case. Included Protective case
Price: ₦135,000 (Slightly Negotiable)
Location: Gbagada, Lagos.
📞 Call or WhatsApp: See my signature
Serious buyers only, please. Inspection and testing are welcome before payment.
Clean Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G (6GB/128GB) | Original AMOLED | 5G | Strong Battery | ₦135,000
Selling my personal Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G because I recently upgraded.
Phone Details
✅ 6GB RAM + 6GB Memory Extension ✅ 128GB Storage ✅ 5G Enabled ✅ Original AMOLED display (never changed) ✅ Strong battery with excellent backup ✅ Fingerprint, cameras, speaker, charging port, Wi-Fi and all other functions work perfectly. ✅ Very clean and well maintained.
Please Note: The phone has a small crack on the back glass only. It is purely cosmetic and does not affect the phone's performance, charging, cameras or usage in any way. The phone has always been used with a protective case.
This is dirty side of only trading, where one buy an item without inspection first and paying full. The seller should please work with the buyer for an amicable solution
I'm bringing to the house an issue which honestly shouldn't even exist.
I got a phone from afforementioned seller and the phone was picked up from his office by dispatch service. Item was dropped off at the lagos airport and send down. When I received the device here, the phone was at 2% and I was scrolling through the phone when it went off(or so I thought). I plugged it in to charge and felt it responding to that but the screen still blank. I tried pushing the bottons and could still feel the phone respond both audio and haptics to them. I immediately contacted KunlexyInc1 and told him of the issue. He told me to perform a force reboot which I did but to no avail. Now, the issue has now come down to refusal to refund as he has refused my request for a full refund insisting I part with some money. He has also refused my consideration of a replacement device contingent on warranty of some sort on the replacement device(which I asked for simply because he was adamant at the start against baring responsibility). I have tried my best to make him understand this is not in anyway a fault of the buyer nor even logistics for that matter because I received phone intact without any dings or indications of fall damage, neither did he when I sent it back to him for checkup. I'll very much need your contributions and to advise him on this matter.