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toluxa1: [size=13pt]FREE KEYBOARD CASE INCLUDED![/size]can this keyboard case work for blackberry playbook? |
Vincent 4: what a confused and blind man leading us.......#spit on de ground# tufiakwawhy dont u hang ur self? ![]() |
lanre316: You think WhatsApp users will dump it and go for BBM?just watch and see |
I still have up to 25k in 50 naira notes ![]() |
mediainspired: Buying a car is not necessarily a sign of success, but mostly a sign u're a focused induvidual. That is if u buy d car out of neccesity ¬ as a show-off to ladies, plus its a car within ur budget. Someone said if u buy a car, others wont easily help u. Wrong, dude! It depends on d league of biz u're playing in. There are some corporate organisations &big-time benefactors dat wont do biz wit u if u dont hav a car cos they believe u'v not got d level of success/exposure they need to invest in u or buy ur ideas/products (usually in millions or hundreds of thousands). Remember too, SUCCESS ATTRACTS MORE SUCCESS.so so true reminds me of my cousin that was into house/ building interior decoration, a man wanted to give him a contract of 3million but then ask him why he is alwaying using okada dont he have a car? my cousin without having anything in mind said sir i dont have a car yet and that was how he missed out on a contract of 3milla. the following month he have to run to cotonu to buy one |
i have a neat blackberry bold 9900 black for sell prize is 50k but slightly negotiable 08060965600
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God punish them. they should put them in a bus and light it with fire so they will die a slow and painful death to feel what the people they killed felt. stupid bunch of cows |
Aggregate = 187 R2bees: pls check mine...35543267GI.. God help me o |
alluson: bros i beg help me check dis 35901598cju can not see ur result cos its pending |
most of the battery they are selling in nigeria are fake. i have bought battery for my dv6 one lasted for 6months and died the second one now is 2hours life just as the previous one but its still fake.the one that came with the laptop lasted for 3years. the only place u can get original battery in nigeria is hp office in the island lagos or if u have master card u can buy from amazon.com with 3years warranty. |
YoungGame: Bro forget that, if that site was a good and well hosted site i believe it would handle upto 3 million visitors i.e facebook. Do you know the number of users accessing facebook right now? Have you ever seen such error message on fb like the one currently showing on jamb webpage?thanks u my brother u just said my mind. even twitter. i pity this country ![]() |
collynzo2: How those that relate to the fact that Mourinho failed at Madrid?mumu do u know the meaning of failure? he still have a cup final to play and if he wins then its not a failure. if u want to know what a failure is go to arsenal. ![]() |
Adex097: I don't patronize tokunbo sellers!!that is if u actually own a car cos u sound like a kid otherwise a matured person wont be shouting 1st to comment and dancing azonto. |
This eko ilee is a big fool just making silly arguments with no real proof. Mumu alaye lagos |
Lagusta: abeg lets face facts....so once u connect ur android hotspot it will start working even if u dont have mb or credit in the phone. U are so stupid that ur hate for blackberry is really making u look silly. Techno guru |
cool she is beautiful |
na here u go see all nairaland girls if its work now or hard question they ask u wont see them ![]() |
I want cash cos i got z10 |
i have a clean bold 5 for sell the price is 41k holla if u are interested. serious buyers only call/ whatsapp 08060965600 or call 08099738363 |
do u buy from people cos i have bold 5 i want to sell |
i have a clean bold 5 for sell the price is 41k holla if u are interested. serious buyers only call/ whatsapp 08060965600 or call 08099738363 |
Peter OBI is yet to achive anything physically in anambra state. I wonder what will be the selling point of APGA in their upcoming campaign |
bookface: What's the point to this stupid rant?smh its people like u that he is talking about . |
Claus: I like plenty plenty! After reading some posts, I had to go back to re-read the original post again to make sure it wasn't me that misunderstood the question.my brother the thing tire me ooh |
U go fear naija and their I too sabi brains. The op asked what will make a single lady date a married man and u guys are here answering the question of who is to blame. That's why there is alot of failures in in our schools today. Inability to comprehend simple English. |
*in flavours voice* anything u do they must talk yes they must talk oooh na them get their mouth. u dey yankee, u dey naija him dey dubia but u gossip anything that he does busy bodies |
50calibre: Orange suit with white trouser? My God this guy just dey fall handswhat do u know about fashion ![]() |
[quote author=Eko Atlantic#]So some Nigerians even married those ugly HIV abi na Aids carrier south Africa women [/quote]eeeediot do u know ur hiv status? ![]() |
(CNN) -- If you're handing over cash for a heavily discounted iPad from some random guy in a McDonald's parking lot or at a gas station, then yes, you should consider your purchase a risk. But when you're like Suzanne Nassise and you buy Apple's popular tablet from a well-known retailer, you expect it to be legit. Nassise says she walked out of a Walmart in Brockton, Massachusetts, last month with what she believed was a new $499 iPad. When she got home and opened the box, she told CNN affiliate WCVB, she thought, "'Wow, it's a little on the light side -- Apple's an elegant product.'" Then she tried to turn it on. When nothing happened, Nassise looked at the plastic rectangle more closely. The imitation iPad -- an iFake, if you will -- tried to replicate a real iPad's charging port and speakers, the latter of which were small, painted-on dots. "When I realized it, I was upset," she told WCVB. "I just paid $500 for a paperweight." If her story sounds familiar, it's because it has happened at retailers in a variety of states over the past few years. Numerous shoppers have purchased what they thought were iPads, only to open the box and find a worthless decoy inside. To make matters worse, some stores have refused to give refunds on the grounds that the buyers might have been trying to scam them. The majority of news reports on the problem have involved iPad purchases at Walmart, although other retailers are not immune. In December 2010, the year the first iPad hit shelves, a man in Dorchester, Massachusetts, said he spent $800 at a local Best Buy on an iPad that turned out to be fake. The store said the same thing had happened to five or six other people, he told his local NBC station, WHDH. The next year, Ken Lemal told a similar story after the businessman purchased what he thought was an iPad from a Walmart in Woodstock, Georgia. Like Nassise, Lemal's iPad was packaged in a way that suggested he was buying a product straight from the manufacturer. "I think that probably somebody switched (the iPad) and took it back with the cellophane and everything," Lemal told CNN in a recent interview. "An employee says, 'Oh it's wrapped up, we'll stick it back in inventory,' and it gets sold to somebody else. I think that's what happens." That same year in Vancouver, British Columbia, several iPad shoppers at Future Shop and Best Buy stores said they opened the Apple packaging to find plastic bags filled with modeling clay. Last November, a man in Miami accidentally gave his wife a fake iPad for her birthday, thinking he'd spent $480 on the real deal. In January, a woman in Randolph, New Jersey, said that she, too, wound up with a fake Apple tablet after shopping at her neighborhood Walmart. "When I got home and opened the box, I thought it was a real iPad," Jamie Frick told the Newark Star-Ledger. "I took out the charger and then tried to plug it in the iPad, and that is when I started to notice everything." So how is this fraud happening? Retail chains aren't saying. But the prevailing theory begins with a scam artist buying an iPad, replacing it with something of similar size and weight and then repackaging the box so it looks ready for the sales floor once again. Then the person returns the box for a refund. Other speculation has focused on unscrupulous store employees raiding storerooms to make similar swaps. Walmart at first declined to offer Nassise, the Massachusetts woman, an exchange or refund because of a policy against returned merchandise that has been unwrapped. But after the local ABC station got involved, Nassise eventually received a refund for her purchase. Walmart spokesperson Dianna Gee said the company is aware of the problem and is working to address it. "We're actively reviewing our transactional records, and then going back and looking at the video that matches up with that to determine how this product is getting back on our shelves," she said. "If it appears that it is fraudulent, we will share all that information with local law enforcement." Best Buy, which has seen similar fake-iPad episodes, did not respond to repeated requests for comment. Walmart's Gee recommends that iPad shoppers open the box and check the tablet carefully before making a purchase. Lemal's experience made him wary of purchasing items from anyone other than the manufacturer. But he did learn a valuable lesson: Double-check the serial number on the box. "If you have an issue, don't rely on the retailer to just check the item that's inside the box; call Apple and verify the serial number that's on the box itself," he said. "Either require them to do it while there, or when you get home ... (that will tell you) if it had been sold prior to your date of purchase." source http://edition.cnn.com/2013/03/22/tech/mobile/fake-ipads-walmart/index.html?sr=fbmain
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[/quote]eeeediot do u know ur hiv status?