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sherylbakky:
Exactly, just delivery fee transfer n he/she must confirm it b4 stepping out.

What about for goods that are more than 50k, isn't it risky to go out with that kind of amount of goods and come back without selling it?

NobleSeed:
yeah you can bro. Just get in touch with your bank manager..
I reside in edo not Lagos .

But how is the turnout for payment before delivery for your customers

NobleSeed:
Lol na so one be run me broad daylight street, my customer for that matter.
Chail this life no balance ooh
Let me brife you wat happen.
He said I should send my account number to him so that he can transfer money to me whiles he was still at home that later he will come and pick iPhone 6+ for his girlfriend, boom I sent it to him not knowing baba Don go edit fake alert come show me, e no too freak me cause it was a Nokia touch he make use of, me come dey wait for alart ,alart gree come baba come dey show me edited alart, he come dey para give me say e go come. I write receipt give am carry phone give my guy make he go... Could you believe me that the Yeye guy carry the same phone come with his girlfriend come my shop say he won buy pouch, he mind no even preak am what if they find out nkor. Chail. Iater find out shal but Na him girlfriend I come see with the phone. I just collect my phone from her hand japa. I wanted to involve police but then I just chill.

That one Na serious case o, your guy for that matter, I dey even reason if person fit involve accountant to verify transfers. You dey Lagos?

NobleSeed:
Baba that one dey hard this period ooh.

Doing business online nowadays is gradually becoming Alice in wonderland .the rate at which scam take increase belike beans and bread.

Na by grace and trust e take dey work ooh, me no too dey burder , if you no fit pay before delivery just waka come my shop .

It's so fearful to do business this days, now there is fake alert on bank transfers and counterfeit money, one may hardly get customers for payment on delivery service.

sherylbakky:
Well, it's a bit difficult in a society like this, i wudnt pay b4 delivery of any good or service and i believe most Nigerians wont.

Just tell ur friend to always collect non-refundable dispatch/delivery fee (that's typically t.fare) b4 showing up to any customer, that sudnt be a big deal.

For instance, if d person is in Lagos, he/she can av fix dispatch fees for Lagos mainland and Island respectively. That wouldn't cost any serious customer an arm and a leg.

That is, a transfer before delivery?

Good evening my distinguished Admin and great people of this indomitable forum , please I need your your candid advice, A friend of mine started an online jewellery business but had to back out because of customers who cancels order at the dine minutes to delivery. This was just a new business at the preliminary stage, money was lost just for transportation to convey goods to customers, but cancel their order right at the doorstep of this customers. Nigerian customers are bent on payment on delivery service, and one cannot discern between a real buyer or a fake one. Please what can be done?

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How many wives does he have?

Taye4j:
Continue to spew trash. Are you deaf that appointing an Iyaloja is part of Yoruba's culture. That is why you need to learn about the culture and tradition of your host community before settling in their midst.

Whether you like it or not, it has come to stay. You are asking what are those levies used for? Maybe you should also ask the Federal Government and your state Governors what they do with the taxes collected.

And you think all Yorubas are happy with this union, do you know how many times market leaders that are Yorubas have been detained by Iyaloja?? Omonile too is a culture?

I believe you can drive home your points without banters.

It beats my imagination for people to say that one should wake up one morning and relocate his business to the east, I mean a business you have been nurturing and building for years and run to the east just like that without proper strategy, besides not all business owners over there are Igbos, we have other tribes there like igala, idoma, ibibio, Esan and more, I'm not from Igbo.

My problem with Iyaloja market organization isn't a modern implemented market union, of what functionality is Iyaloja and babaloja? What are the levies being used for? Why should we have thugs, touts and tribalistic criminals as law enforcers?

Is there Iyaloja or Babaloja in Newyork or Dubai?

There are a lot of challenges when starting up a business, which could be lack of feasibility studies, no funds, electricity, bad roads, proximity to raw materials and many more.

I have the intention of starting an online business, mainly on Instagram, as an influencer.

Here are the Challenges

1. Instagram followers: I was told by someone that they don't buy followers anymore because Instagram changed its algorithm and there is no provision for buying real followers except you are buying bots which will disappear soon.

2. Popular Instagram accounts for collaboration:
Most of this accounts don't even respond to messages.

3. PR agencies: How to connect with PR agencies and things involved.

4. Funding: All the above mentioned all boils down to funding, how does one access donations or loans in Nigeria like the bank of industry (BOI) or other platforms.

Coaches in the house can help out

cclalasticala

Please tell us how to apply for the stimulus funds

hope4nigeria:
i collected BOI loan #2m, I was thinking of business to invest that business, and the money will not go down the drain, I bought fairly used standard DYNA coast #950k, and I bought golf 3 direct Belgium #1m. I stationed at deidei building material market, I transport goods twice a day that fetch me nothing less than #25k, If I buy fuel, 4k, I go home with nothing less than #20k, without stress, then when I close 5:30pm. I will enter town and do car drop with the new golf3, before 8:30pm, I return home. I can confidently tell you I safe #23k everyday after flexing, at month end, I bank deduct loan repayment, I will still have more than excess cash to do other project. In less than one and half year, I was able to set up tiles Business, I've been supplying tiles to people in there houses with my DYNA, Im getting more profit. That's how it all started, when bank saw my repayment performance, they offer to grant me #5m for my next loan. Tho I'm yet to decide. Did I inform you that I'm a graduate Bsc. I will never further my education again, all I'm thinking now is money, money and money, and I will never work under anybody again.

How can I obtain loan from BOI?

Ttrrffyyghuuh:
How does one get access to it, is it free? I think it’s a welcome development, alongside the likes of cchub and zonetech park, Nigeria’s technology space will more than double in talent, startups and venture capital by 2022.


Even if you are in tech, one has to be very careful and look into the future, everybody is into web development or machine learning today(I admit this is a good time to get into data science), but soon these jobs will be automated and it’ll basically be the dotcom crisis over again.

I hate to imagine a future where you’d be earning peanuts as a full stack dev. Digital marketing has reached its tipping point has has gone under


It’s wiser to go into security, networking, hacking,
or operating systems, Linux or windows etc These are the more difficult, less glamorous jobs with higher entry requirements, but they pay so well and will still be in demand in the future ( security experts earn as much as senior full stack developers which feels unfair to me)

Are you saying skills such as Seo, SMM, copy writing and machine learning will become obsolete.

yizzyweezy:
[UPDATES]


DAY 6 (12/1/2020): So I messaged quite a bunch of individuals, both foreign and national. Well, Nigerians, were rather receptive to my offer. I did actually make about 34k from Nigerians alone, in terms of just doing menial jobs like setting up shopify stores.

DAY 7 (13/1/2020): I was able to get 3 clients (Two in USA, & one in UK) who needed me to manage their facebook advertising, in the dropshipping space. We agreed a flat rate of $500 monthly, for the first month. Then 20% of the profit on months after that.

50% of the $500 will be paid after 5 days of successful results.

DAY 8 (14/1/2020): I started working on one store, on the 13th of January, and so far, today, we're profitable (20% profit) Image attached below.... Hopefully, I'm able to optimize the funnel more and drive in more sales and more profit. And on 16/1/2020, I'll get my $250 paycheck.

Due to the complexity and much focus needed moving forward, and in setting up the other 2 stores, I doubt I'll be able to update this thread anymore. Once I receive the $250 as planned with my current Client. I'd call it a wrap up for this, and then moving forward, I'll look at getting $1k-2k and restarting my own shopify store again. This time I won't be using exchangers. I'll either use Fiverr or upwork to withdraw my PayPal funds...i.e. listing a service on Fiverr(or upwork) on one account, and then paying for the service with my other account.

Peace!

How is it going sir?

you mean vacuum breast? or plastic surgery reset?

LadySarah:
Theyy will bodyshame her forgetting that their moms and sis boobs are like that.

Some breasts develop and point downwards just after.I saw it alot while in the boarding school.

Oya bring money to reset it,they will still say God forbid but they covet Nicki Minaj,cardi b and Kim k own.

SHe has embraced hers and i'm proud of her

you mean vaccum breast ? or plastic surgery reset?

LadySarah:
Theyy will bodyshame her forgetting that their moms and sis boobs are like that.

Some breasts develop and point downwards just after.I saw it alot while in the boarding school.

Oya bring money to reset it,they will still say God forbid but they covet Nicki Minaj,cardi b and Kim k own.

SHe has embraced hers and i'm proud of her

Newboss:
Meet a native doctor with good reputation. That's the easiest and least stressful way in Nigeria. To join an occult group in Nigeria is very complicated.

If you don't want to go through anyone, go to all these shops where spiritual items like incense, colored cands, etc are sold. You should see you books there. Glance through each of them. You'll know an occult book when you glance through it. Buy as many as you can and start your journey.

Good luck!

how does one get the ones with good reputation, its not written on the fore head. one ought to be careful not to run into wrong hands like ritualists