₦airaland Forum

Ymodulus:
-Oh i never said i used 409million at once. I said i made total transaction of 409million naira for thr month of november alone.

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Opeyemi4real:
Going through your questions, it's crystal clear you're one of those sympathisers who saw the freezing as a way to mock and have something to post here! Some of you guys saw your friends hitting it big through MMM and out of jealousy the freezing brought about your joy. I wonder if you will turned down a cash gift from your friend or siblings! And if you do not, did you actually worked for the cash? Only if you guys can channel this mockery post towards our polithiefians, Nigeria might be better!

holamiday:
Though i never did mmm and never advised anyone to, but most of the aspersions you people cast on the scheme are either unfair or false. As well as i understood the scheme, it is purely mutual aid and the originator had nothing to gain except traffic on the website. If you don't have enough courage to pay your money into a stranger's bank account, leave those who do, alone.

MMM is not a fraud. It's just a scheme I'd 'personally' not want to go into. Same way, whoever is 'personally' willing to go into it, should be free.

Who knows if the scheme will eventually return in January. Then, you haters will be put to shame.

ladyF:
They're lucky they didn't get burnt sef. Say No to tiffery!!!

It's [size=15pt]LadyF[/size] again.

Datazone:
Hahahaha..... this post got me laughing. The guy us hustling naaa... Jasi7 try to keep a good profile, Nigerians are allowed on the platform unlike Fiverr that is very bias.

justi4jesu:
When it's time to withdraw your earnings then you will be asked for Tax details.

verabetsy:
please, I opened an account with upwork but I can't bid

what could be the problem

it says, required connect is 2 while I have zero available


see the response I get below

victor101:
Fill the tax form and withdraw. You should have known about the tax notice before you changed your country to USA. Best still, change your country back to Nigeria and withdraw.

Gudiza:
Closer
=====from it. We suffered together.....But that

We need to realise and appreciate what we have today. The level field has been open once again. The opportunities are out there to make legit incomes. No monopoly. PayPal didn't pay, Western Union wasted; Payoneer & Skrill came up. Some of us are taking time to build reputable identities and repair our dented image, building relationships in every niche of freelance platforms across the digital divide...and what do some of you do? You seem to care less, ready to mortgage our national cyberspace for the bread crumbs of today. Why? you say you don't have the patience to build, you have families to feed, just don't give a sh!t. To this I say, wasn't that the very same reasons given by the yahoo guys who spoilt the Nigerian paypal market in the first place? #itbeginswithyou

You spoke of facts. Well, the fact is the normal 'legit' system still works for plenty of us Nigerians who conduct our genuine businesses. We have learnt from our past mistakes and WE ARE READY to work together to secure our digital future.

Ok I went on a rant there, but, fine. You DO you, I'll DO me...the message in a nutshell is we must be careful to send out the RIGHT message. Let people know there's a way to PLAY IT CLEAN. Let's NOT BE SELFISH to justify the immoral outright, and finally, let us NOT BURN THE BRIDGE before others can get on. Think about that.

More $$$$ to you

Peace Profound.

Coolabbie:
See how this one is foaming at the mouth.
Just went through your diary, filled with atrocious grammar usage and spellings.
And you wanna earn money as a writer?
Writing for marabouts and native doctors I guess.
Kwakwakwakwakwakwakwakwakwa

stagger:
You have been put on notice.

stagger:
If Upwork ends up banning Nigerians from their site, I will be one of the first to travel to their headquarters to negotiate for your arrest and others like you as a bargain to getting that site open again. Mark my words. You do not know whom you are playing with. You think we are mates right?

Just watch out. Here you are committing an outright crime by using a false identity on that site and you are even bold enough to be making noise about it. What makes you different from terrorists who use false identities, false passports and falsified documents to enter countries to commit terrorist acts?

Better check yourself before you end up where you never ever dreamed of. I repeat, if Upwork ever bans Nigerians from their site as a result of your nefarious activities, I will be one of those who will personally make sure that you and others like you are fished out for identity theft and face the law.

databoy247:
Thanks for your advice, but this is the risk some of us are willing to take. While it lasts, we hope to earn some money (also by working hard) and improve our personal economic situation which the government has totally failed to do. And before you talk about legality, don't you think it is totally illegal for PayPal to keep collecting our money without allowing us receive payments??

Fraud or not, Nigerians are one of the largest internet spenders in Africa and legal binding guys like you and the Nigerian government can do absolutely nothing to force PayPal to do the needful. If we can accept payments with our PayPal accounts, do you think we will be looking to cut corners just to earn money we intend to work hard for?

Let's face facts. You may be good at what you do, but how many Americans will be willing to work with you especially for the first time as a Nigerian? Are you telling us it is that easy?? You may have the patience BUT others do not have the patience. If you make the money, fine. If you get banned, fine. Life goes on.

But spending 3 years with just $200 earned?? No way. There is a lot we need to accomplish in life than spend 10 years trying to earn $500. If you have no day job or side business (and have a family), you will feel the pain of others struggling with online freelancing.

Cheers.

stagger:
People like you are the reason Nigeria stinks to the high heavens abroad. Why must the mindset of a Nigerian always border on ILLEGALITY? WHY?

databoy247:
Upload the pic here plus the name so i take a look.

MULLAH123:
This your statement is contradicting.

Start typing the skill, you will see a drop-down suggestion, select what you intend typing.

Note: you choose what pops-up, you don't completely write it yourself.

MULLAH123:
Seen.
Add skill, work experience, school attended, and take like 2 more test in addition.

einsteine:
It's not compulsory. If you have any certification pertaining to the service you are rendering, then you can include it there. Other certifications is for certifications that are not on the list.

einsteine:
You can no longer open an Upwork account as a Nigerian. Except you are offering programming and mobile development services. If it is writing or digital marketing, your profile won't be approved.

victor101:
You can start with a smart phone, I however advice using a Laptop; the browsing experience differs, as Laptop surfing shows you all the details you need to know about a project/client before applying. Also, you get messages faster, as a freelancer time is of the essence, you must respond to messages swiftly, as some client would quickly hire a suitable freelancer that responds timely to inquiries.

victor101:
You must be VERY familiar with conventions of English language and proper grammar usage and punctuation, EXTREMELY communicative to be able to work on this project, have a personal Laptop with (Google Chrome and Skype Installed), large Internet data with superb Internet speed 24/7.

If you can consistently deliver high-quality and don't miss deadlines, you may have just found a new home. What I'm looking for is simple: PLEASE be serious about the work that you do. Please treat this as an actual job instead of just a side-hobby to generate some extra money if/when you need it. Here are the key things that I'm looking for:

1. Unemployed graduates or a hard-working stay at home mom, as we believe these set of people will have the required amount of time needed for this project. You must be:

2. Fast-paced and smart, self-motivated, diligent worker who obeys before complain (obeys instructions)

3. Basic computer skills to work on the "google doc spreadsheet (MS Excel)"

4. Available for immediately hire (preferably today I'll be available to reply to your email in the next one hour after this post goes live!)

5. Must apply with your Skype ID (We'll train you on how to do the job via Skype Screen Share in just couple of minutes)

6. A good communicator. If you are going to disappear for days on end when there is work to be done, this is not going to be a good fit for you (or for me). Regular updates keep everyone on track - and more importantly, they ensure that deadlines are met.

7. An excellent command of the English language is a given - otherwise, you're going to get frustrated with me, and I'm going to get frustrated with you.

8. Reliable. I will do my absolute best to set you up for success from the day you come on board. What I ask in return is that you commit to setting yourself up for success right out of the gates as well. There is most likely going to be a learning curve in the beginning, so I'll be working with you closely to get you up to speed on things as quickly as possible. If this opportunity sounds interesting to you, I encourage you to submit a proposal convincing us why you should be given the opportunity to work on this project in just 2 Paragraph so that I can gauge your English skill level. *** When applying, please reference "Am available for this job, with a personal laptop on Good internet speed." somewhere in your submission. If you fail to include this text somewhere in your cover letter, your application will be immediately deleted.

Following directions is critical to the success of the work you'll be doing, and this is a minor test to ensure that you can - and will. When applying, I would appreciate it if you can let me know the following:

1. how quickly you would be able to start
2. what's your availability is on a daily basis.
3. your Nairaland ID(s) (moniker)

I know I've thrown a lot out here, but I like to be as detailed and thorough as possible as it relates to what I'm looking for. I'm looking for someone who is in this for the long haul. Is that you? If so, I can't wait to hear from you!

Send email to: aprofessor@naij.com
NOTE: We don't acknowledge receipt of emails, because of the large volume we do receive in our job post/our very busy schedule. We'll only contact qualified candidate for the next phase.

Creamish:
For real? Thanks tho for responding via my thread. Its for tomorrow. Thanks in advance for ur vote for Mimzy.

Pharaoh9:
God said we should not judge, "Do my prophet no harm" let nigerian government leave everything for God(Judge) we don't know where our problems are coming from






Jesus bu Eze

menabae:
lamentation of a poor brokearse nigga, now buzz off my mention