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All is down |
All is down |
My WhatsApp is not connecting |
My WhatsApp is not connecting |
Scam. Back in those days, they will tell you that all expense has been paid including your flight ticket. You just need to process your Visa as soon as possible. They will then give you a contact that can help you facilitate the visa process. From there, if you don't catch the joke, they siphon you. |
It does not worth it. I pity the investors of Abeg. Patricia is even worse. Check the reviews on the app, it's terrible. That shows there is something they are not doing well? |
What's that? A tracker? |
Sorry oh. i hope those guys are apprehended very soon |
Time will only heal you. |
Funflipper:thank you for the correction |
Whitemoney |
Yes, a lucrative business until you get bitten |
Welder will know what to do. |
Nonsense |
Which one is God of Chosen? |
Apply Nzu (clay) every night before you go to bed. |
EndBuhariNow:it's very much possible. I assisted a guy to secure a 2million naira grant, in less than 6 months he squandered the money. None entered the business. Look at op, he is a womaniser, why won't he waste $4.5k dollars? |
It's better you leave the girl and move on. It may shock you to know that the girl and the so called ex are playing game on you and the dude is sounding like he is on your side |
frndfghtr:please I have been trying to reach you. Call me on 07066705594 |
See crushing oh. Hmmmmm, thank God no life was lost. |
tonididdy:I have had my own share of failure and success. We are in business to make money, if you make money you succeed. If you don't make money you fail. Its the simple truth |
ezenwajosh:I am beginning to understand OP. His problem is that he is not following emerging trends in his line of business. If he doesn't level up very fast, he will be out of business. |
tonididdy:If you slash price below a threshold, you MUST fail. Its not an evil word. It is the reality in business. From OP's account, if he doesn't do anything fast to level up or surpass his competitor, he will FAIL. On the other hand, the competitor came prepared to suppress any body in the same line of business within that area. Between OP and his competitor, it's now a battle of survival. One must do something to kill the other. The reality have set in. Go and ask Opay what happened to their Oride and their keke hailing service. Among other factors, you can't render a service or product below a sustainable threshold because you want to gain market penetration. You will go the way you came, very fast! |
yemmit90:One big problem some business people do not understand is that, though sophisticated equipment may lead to cheaper services and products, but maintenance is far far expensive. When you start, you think you are in business and you price low, when one machine needs maintenance or repair, your brain will reset. I still tell op to persevere. The big business will eventually charge same price with him or even higher than him. Its just a matter of time. |
okenwa101:That's just the truth. As a business person, in as much as you are fighting to get plenty customers, try to identify those who are loyal to you or have the tendency of being loyal. Relate with those ones in such a manner that they will begin to see themselves as stakeholders in your own business. Nothing, and I mean nothing, will make them stop patronising you |
Bahose:I do business and I have seen these things. About three years ago when I started pushing my products to the market, big distributors of established brands slashed price to drive me aware. I just maintain my stand with my price. We played this game for over two years. I can tell you that the two major distributors iny market have approached me. One boldly told me that she wants to buy all my products and shop and then I leave the market for her. After that encounter, I employed a sales rep and left the market. I hardly show face there again, ...before someone will use juju and kill me. Hahaha |
Grace001:I am a business person and I have first hand experience on what I said. I am not wishing one to fail and another to survive, just that in Nigeria if you slash price to enter market, you have already created your path to failure. Businesses that slash price to penetrate the market do not survive if there is nothing different they are doing except the price slash. The only reason you may survive is if the price slash is sustainable to you. Now what that means is that you are forcing other businesses to go back to their drawing board and find out ways to reduce price and still remain sustainable. The best mindset to have when starting a business is to gain your own market share and not to compete with other businesses. If you want to compete with price slash, then know that you will have to maintain the flag with low price. If the low price is not sustainable, bye bye to you!!! |
Due to lack of job you created a job for yourself. So you now have a iob. The help you need, is it to match his big equipment and reduce price too? You see price discount? That have killed many businesses in Nigeria. Many think they can use price discount to penetrate the market. When they penetrate the market, how do they sustain the market. Immediately they revert to sustainable price, all their customers will run. Bros relax, he will fail. Just persevere. |
Good, remaining Angel. |
Hahaha, this is scripted. Why is it that he looked at her before using his handwheel? Why is it that she only looked when he used his hands? Hahahaha. |
If you convert Naira to dollar and save, it does not add in value. The value will still remain the same when you convert it back to Naira to use. If you save in Naira, it loses values. If you save in Dollar, it doesn't lose nor add in value. The value remains relatively the same. Time have gone when people will make Naira and want to save. The best is to invest so that when you want to divest, you won't lose, at worst you get the same value as when you invested. |
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