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madayaya:
They have stated it as technical issue and you are posting a rumour without evidence online. If this rumour gets to the wrong hands what will you think will be the effect on everyone who has worked hard to be here? Please let’s talk with posterity in mind.

It has been suspended

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Orubebe01:
op, are you related in anyway with Lai Mohammed, cos we all know that covid 19 in Nigeria is nothing but scamdemic

I know someone that has the disease. She is currently on oxygen and age 30. So how is this a scam?

Bluntguy:
You are closing an event centre for a disease you say is 99.9% treatable?

Tell this to the people that have died from Covid19 this year

Good morning everyone please I would like to know if I can follow the same steps as the quote below stated


"If you're using WES, I strongly suggest you fax them your certificate, wait for them to let you know it has been sent to osu, visit osu and then have them respond to the email. That's all, you don't even need your transcript.
My husband did his that way and his verification is complete.

Till this moment, the transcript has not been sent. We just wasted 50k on that crappy school.

If you're using IQAS though, you need the transcript. Sorry, I don't have a contact."

COPR2020:
First of all, congratulations for embarking on this journey. You stand a very good chance. So start by evaluating your transcripts then you can start preparing/write the ielts. Your target score is not what you wrote there, it should be L8.5R8W7.5S7.5 with this, you get 474, and you woulf not need taking the TEF as this will give you an ITA based on current trend.

Thank you for the kind advice

kiari:
Hi there, you shouldn't be worried about your school taking 3-6months, you should start now, while your transcripts is in process, you can start practicing for ielts and aim to max out...
A total crs score of 474 can get you ITA in due time, since age is on your side. In my opinion no need for TEF..
Feel free to read page 1 extensively.
Good luck.

Thank you

Hello everyone

I am new to the canada hustle but I have read the first 30 pages of this thread.

I am currently in my mid 20s with a BSc and planning to use my CIPM as my 2nd degree. I also have 3 years of work experience (NYSC included)

My target score in IELTS is 8,8,7,7 in LSWR and I also want to take TEF Canada to boost my score.

Would you advise I take the French exam first before IELTS? I am also worried about processing my transcript because it takes like 3-6 months in my school

enigmatique:
In fact, I suggest we do it like this: let's make this a group effort. I suggest that we pick one company every 1-2 weeks and investigate, cross-examine and fact-find them for those two weeks. And since you've started looking into them, let's put Payvest on the spot first.

Now, a cursory search for "payvest" on Google turned up the following article from Techpoint as the top result:
https://techpoint.africa/2020/07/16/payvest-launches-new-investment-mobile-app-in-nigeria/


And the article backs up what you reported: Payvest does offer some almost incredible ROI. That's already a concern. But then the article goes on to say:

Finally, Payvest prides itself on being the most secure provider of savings and investment opportunities in Port Harcourt and Nigeria. It keeps your money safe as all its projects are duly insured by AXA Mansard and Leadway Insurance.


So that's one thing to investigate. Let's reach out to AXA Mansard and Leadway and hear what they say.

Another thing is let's look into how healthy and prosperous are the operations of the parent company i.e Carbon (formerly known as Paylater).

If you and others agree with me, you can add more things to dig into.

I just discovered that we are talking about 2 different platforms.

This payvest is not backed up by Carbon but Cosmotran global which makes it look less credible

shullygirl:
I have investment with Payvest. Their highest ROI is 15.5 per annum as of now.
Will research on others too.

I just downloaded the payvest app and I have a lot of concerns and reservations.

Their ROI on investment is too HIGH. There is an ongoing investment of 100% ROI in 12 months. There is also a savings plan of 6% interest per MONTH.

This doesnt sit well with me at all

enigmatique:
Well that's the thing, I'm still busy doing investigations. All I can say for now is that some offer up to 26% per annum while I think the lowest I've seen per annum is 18%. I suggest you pick some of them too and investigate them and share what you find so that we can all compare notes on what we found. Thanks.

Lending firms are high risk investment opportunities..... 26% is not attractive considering the risk involved.