₦airaland Forum

Greatzeus:
Unless he has scammed you before,this doesn't prove in any way he is a scammer. A screenshot of debit alert isn't enough sir.
What was your initial agreement? Show us proof that he didn't do what he promised. He gave you materials for your payment right? You claimed they were junk,how? Can you be more specific?
I think you are pained and want to discredit the guy.
Your lazy ass can't seat down to get materials online? How did he know about affiliate marketing himself,did he study it at the university? Is it not from online materials? That's why people call Nigerian graduates unemployable, simple initiative they don't have.

If what you wrote up there makes sense to You then, the only conclusion is that you're Derprince or a relative to Derprince. Knock yourself out.

My only mission here is to warn nairalanders about him so they don't waste their hard earned money on his bullshit. And I believe that's the only honorable thing to do.

Research every seller before parting with your hard earned money. E get why!

Antibettings:
Lamuye Ganiyu Adewale owns nobody anything ooo
Thanks

Resolved

naijacutee:
Please could you send details via PM? Thanks so much

Done

naijacutee:
I am looking for a pure water consultant with verified experience.

I am getting a lot of enquiries for this service and I would like to send these clients to someone I can vouch for.

Ideally, the person will have set up a pure water factory in the past for more than 1 client and have made mistakes they learnt from.

Preferably, they would have created a personal document or guide from their experience dor avoiding these mistakes in the future.

I would like to refer ready customers to this person in exchange for a commission. Please let me know where I csn find such a person.

You can also consider a lady I know. She has done lots of it. She actually consult with Nafdac before Nafdac suspended their consultancy scheme. I can send you her details if you don't mind

AudioNews:
Illiterate dnt Quote me

You're just an ignoramus. Play along with your delusional self confidence. Nitwit.

AudioNews:
Nigeria police is de most useless force Nigeria had ever produced,
I wish i can reach at de Top of dis country let me change dem once nd 4 all, usin outdated Ak47
Useless set of force

Shuuuuuuu Ak47 is not outdated. It still stands tall among new assault rifles.

Impressive

Sound piece from the erudite professor

GamalNasser:
I doubt you have doctors that can successfully intubate a patient with a respirator and besides You don't need ventilators because the offer no benefits to the patient ..

This is really scary... New York 80%, Wuhan 86%, UK 66%.

donjancd19:
Does any body know anybody that know,someone who knows someone who know, somebody who knows any body who have facemask?

It's 50pices in a pack and 40packs in a carton.

989900:
Business folks need to pay for shipping, logistics, tax, rent, research, source for scarce/expensive Forex, make allowance for faulty products/warranty etc., and still make a profit.

If you can't patronise a business, move on, stop destroying another fellow's hustle who is trying to earn a decent living, and not trying to run some scam or dropping account details all over the place begging for alms.

No one is putting a gun to your head to purchase, if you think you can get it cheaper elsewhere, by all means knock yourself out -- buy as many as you can!

I guess you're referring to the comments I made earlier. Ordinarily, if the product wasn't a necessity at this point in time that we are faced with a pandemic I would careless. All the excuses you gave up there are just crap. If we all succumb to the pandemic I wonder the aliens that will keep patronizing the business. DHL as at today can deliver the item at 21k. Everything included. 50k is excessive. Haba. At a point most people don't even earn money anymore.

mimiwems:
Do you have any for 35000

Please how many will you need. I can bring it in.

Why is this so expensive? Something that is less than #12,000 in China? Haba

Odofino1:
if truly you are interested in our product you can as well make this same effort to contact us

You're not doing us a favor by including your price. Lots of people already advertised theirs with prices.

If interested, please call or whatsapp me on 09031599840.


Location : Isolo

miriamchi:
what of this type?

@miriamchi. Do you have access those trailers and where are they stationed?

Ogunnnowos:
What phone can I get for 25k for a student

Redmi note 4x is available for #25000. 3GB RAM and 32GB Internal Memory.
Battery 4100 mAh.
If interested whatsapp me on 09031599840.

4.7-inch IPS Touch Display, 750 x 1334 pixels (326 ppi)
Apple A8 Chipset with 1GB RAM.
iOS 8, upgradeable to iOS 12.
16GB, 32GB, 64GB, or 128GB Built-in Storage.
8MP Rear Camera and 1.2MP Front Camera.
4G LTE (up to 150 Mbps download)
Fingerprint Sensor (Front)
1810 mAh Li-Po Battery.

Whatsapp 09031599840.

Location. Okota-Isolo, Lagos.

solmusdesigns:



the honest question for Africans is what happens next? you beat him up, shout haa !!! hooo!! yee!! and wail like barbarians, he goes to the best clinic in town to patch himself up, heads back to Africa, doubles his secuirity and continue looting

What Africans need most is education and how to respond to issue with logic rather than violence, because even the bloodiest wars end in dialogue


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Sorry, but when it comes to class struggle there can't be a logical reasoning. Martin Luther King Jr learnt the hard way. The elites have no problem sacrificing millions of their country men through deliberate systemic deficiencies. You can't possibly go into a debate with your oppressor while hoping to be heard. They have the media by their side. Current transportation minister, Ameachi once said in an infamous qoute that they the political class continue to loot our common wealth because we the masses hasn't summoned up the courage to stone them on the street.

domopps:
Where in amuwo is this please?



Cheers

Kindly make contact for a physical tour of the property. Thanks

Uncompleted Duplex. Total of 11 rooms. 4 bedroom Duplex, 2 Nos of 3 bedroom flats. Title: C of O. Asking price : #55million.
Land measurement : 700 square meters
Location : Amuwo Odofin. Lagos.
Mandate is direct.

Contact: 09031599840

Well stocked color varieties... #10,000 for 5yards each

tommyken:
I will like someone to go give an idea

There are agents in Accra that do that. Your contact will be required to send cedis to their mobile money number in Ghana while they credit you here with Naira.

oldtruth:
Elumelu is just a pure thief disguising as a philanthropist.

So, if they want to invest the 5% it should be through your foundation? SME who operates account at your bank, how many of them are able to access loan? What is the advantage of killing upcoming business and starting fresh ones? Why can't you fight for sustainability of business instead of thinking of embezzling through your dead foundation?

In a sane clime Elumelu should be in jail. He should state how many businesses he is helping to stay aloft and how many businesses started by his fraudulent foundation is still existing.

He will soon be dealt with

You just said nothing but the truth... UBA is not SME friendly. So what exactly is he preaching?

CanadaOrBust:
Yeah? Well try bribing a public official or police officer or to get your license, etc. The thing with Naija is that the AVERAGE citizen has the mindset inbuilt, always believes there are ways to get over

Yeah, UK police didn't receive bribe from Ibori.

CanadaOrBust:
If u only knew how wrong u r.
NIGERIANS INTRODUCED IDENTITY THEFT AND CREDIT CARD SCAMS INTO USA long before Yahoo and laptops.
You'd be surprised, the AVERAGE American and European thinks in straight lines. He is not corrupt becsuse he doesn't know how to be. Much of their system was based on honour and that's all they knew. It took NIGERIANS to show Americans there is another way.
It never occured to Americans u could steal someone's identity and apply for credi cards, claim their tax refund, etc. NIGERIANS STARTED IT!
PROPORTIONATELY, other countries don't even come close. In 9ja, we EXPORT scams.


Take the scam described below. Average citizens of other countries are incapable of it without govt involvement (note the bolded):

washingtonpost.com
The Washington Post

Business

Nigerian scammers are stealing BILLIONS of dollars

By Cleve R. Wootson Jr.

June 12, 2018 at 2:56 PM


The FBI said June 11 it made 74 arrests in connection with 419 Nigerian email scams. The Post's Cleve R. Wootson Jr. explains how these scams have managed to be so successful. (Allie Caren/The Washington Post)

Savvy people already know it’s a bad idea to trust an email from a Nigerian prince hoping to use their bank account to unload a dead relative’s vast wealth.

And they’re just as suspicious of the sudden Internet-based love interest with questionable grammar who needs a few thousand untraceable dollars to clear up a passport issue in time for a magical first date.

But in a sophisticated and terrifying evolution of the Nigerian 419 scam, web-savvy crime syndicates are figuring out ways to bilk U.S. citizens of billions.

On Monday, the FBI announced the arrest of 74 people across the world — including 29 people in Nigeria and 41 in the United States — who authorities say were part of complex international networks that combed filings by the Securities and Exchange Commission, spoofed CEO emails and successfully targeted even hardened employees whose jobs are to safeguard their companies from financial mismanagement.

The recent scams have the same DNA as the poorly worded emails that have been showing up in people’s inboxes since the 1990s. Instead of playing on hopes of finding love or lust for sudden wealth, they play on fears about missing a vital company payment or upsetting a boss’s boss.

“[Scammers] are doing their research … going onto company websites and looking for the right people,” FBI Assistant Director Scott Smith, who helped lead the investigation, told the Wall Street Journal. “They may even go as far as pulling annual reports and finding what companies they do business with and [impersonating] those accounts.”

Adeyemi Odufuye and his team, for example, sifted SEC records, company websites and other business documents, looking for the names and email addresses of chief executives, chief financial officers and controllers, court documents say.

Odufuye, who had a half dozen nicknames, including “Jefe,” the Spanish word for “chief” or “boss,” led a crew responsible for stealing $2.6 million, including $440,000 from one business in Connecticut, according to the Justice Department.

The schemes used a variety of tactics to gain people’s trust and steal their money, federal authorities say. They registered website domain names that were hard to distinguish from the companies they were targeting — impersonations meant to give emails an air of authenticity. Some of those emails arrived with malware attachments that would snap images of a victim’s desktop or transmit key log information — a hacker trick for nabbing someone’s password.

They even employed money mules whose sole purpose was to move the ill-gotten gains from account to account, authorities say, disguising the electronic paper trail from investigators.

Odufuye was extradited from Britain on Jan. 3. He pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.


The arrests highlighted just how many people are falling for the latest iterations of the Nigerian hustle, as well as the staggering losses American businesses are accruing. According to FBI figures obtained by the Journal, victims of such scams reported $275 million in losses in 2015. By 2017, reported losses had more than doubled, to $675 million. And in the first quarter of this year, more than 4,000 victims reported $685 million in losses. The bureau estimates American businesses have lost more than $3.7 billion as a result of the schemes.

Since January 2015, the FBI estimated last year, there has been a 1,300 percent increase in identified exposed losses from similar scams. On Monday, the FBI issued a public service announcement about the scams.

Last year, FBI Special Agent Martin Licciardo, an organized crime investigator, said such crimes are “a serious threat on a global scale. The ability of these criminal groups to compromise legitimate business email accounts is staggering. … They are experts at deception.”

Scammers target businesses of all sizes, sometimes spending months studying a company’s organizational chart, the FBI said. They target people who frequently transfer large amounts of money and sensitive records in the course of business. They impersonate executives, human relations staff, law firms and trusted vendors. They usually insist that whatever bogus issue they’ve raised be cleared up as soon as possible, often by an immediate wire transfer. Discretion is often advised.

Another pair of alleged swindlers, Paul Wilson Aisosa and Gloria Okolie, went after a real estate closing attorney in Augusta, Ga. Such attorneys routinely keep large sums of money in a trust, often serving as a go-between for buyers and sellers. But Aisosa and Okolie convinced the unnamed attorney to send the proceeds from a recent sale — nearly $250,000 dollars — to Okolie’s account instead of to the seller, authorities said.

The pair is awaiting trial after being accused of laundering $665,000 in illicit funds, according to the Justice Department.

Before the attorney’s deposit, court documents say, the only cash in the account was the $100 required to start it.

At the highlighted statement is nothing but a huge fallacy. Europeans were the first set of corrupt humans.