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There is plenty drama in this our politics. The election should just come and go, we have heard enough of this drama. |
[quote author=BlackSwede post=/post/26826187]This is a pure Advance Fee Fraud. Transloading charges? Smh Soon they will come up with Narcotics Clearance, or Naval waterway Security Levy, or just about any useless line to extort more from you. Don't pay anything to them and don't give them the hint u already know. I hope u have notified EFCC duely as they are strategically in alliance with London Metropolitan Police and can trace and locate them with a bait in collaboration with the banks. Under legitimate climes, the Incoterm CIF (Cost Insurance & Freight) mandates the seller to deliver at your named port. You have no business paying anything further or above your commercial invoice. The shipper who is the "seller" and the "carrier" which is the shipping company have a responsibility to deliver to your named port. While your responsibility as the buyer and "consignee" is to clear and take delivery of your cargo when it arrives your named port. They're just trying to rip u off further. I don't know how far you have gone with the investigations but u can learn more from these sites. http://www.met.police.uk/pceu/ http://www.sfo.gov.uk/fraud.aspx http://www.nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk/ http://www.london.gov.uk/priorities/policing-crime https://crimestoppers-uk.org/[/quote]Thanks so much for your help. This is why Nairaland is special, you will always find people who have traveled your road before. Keep doing the great work guys. |
Just too sad. u should have done ur homework well. It doesn't stop at business registration confirmation. How about past Bills of Lading, past SGS reports of shipments for verification, references, third party investigation. The seller's copy and paste website reeks of scam. Just too obvious.[/quote]Interesting comments, you demonstrated your sound knowledge of the paper industry. Thank you so much. Advice well taken and lessons learnt. Prospective importers should take a cue from this. We thought we could cut cost if we avoid travel but it ended up to be a terrible decision. The so called fraudsters are still communicating with us. We donot make them suspicious. They claimed the consignment is still in Ghana and we need to pay trans-loading charges of $1750 so that it could be transfered to another ship coming to Nigeria. The website is still on and the phones contacts are accessible. |
wip7: .Absolutely fantastic, I'm highly grateful for your insightful comments. We gave all the documents to an experience clearing agent who confirmed that all were fake. We have reported to Efcc and u.k police. I will report to our bank as you suggested. Thanks so much. |
Paper Chain It Limited is a U.K based paper manufacturer and wholesaler as it claimed. We contacted the company on the 21st of May this year to enquire about A4 paper. After several phones calls and email messages we started negotiation with Mohammed Yusuf who claimed to be the oversea manager of the company. After both parties agreed on the prices and business terms, we requested for samples of Double A A4 paper, and the company supplied us high quality samples for all their a4 papers from the U.K. Afterwards, we did our due diligence on the company. We contacted the British High Commission- Commercial section, and it confirmed the company to be a U.K paper company. We therefore decided to order for a 20FCT of a4 paper, which costs $7410 (cost of goods sold plus shipping). The company sent us its corporate account details for payment of 40% of the cost after which the consignment would be placed on transit to Tincan port. On the 8th of August, we paid $2964, which was equivalent to 40% of the CIF. The company thereafter sent us a proforma invoice, tracking details and that of the logistics and transport company (Inland Ex Logistics Company) in charge of shipping of the consignment. We tracked the ship until it arrived in Ghana, and the company claimed that it would not release vital documents like the bill of lading, shipping document packing list until the 60% balance is paid because Nigerians cannot be trusted. In short, as at 8th of August 2014, a sum of $7410 has been paid to Paper Chain It Limited, and all the documents sent to us were fake and the container is yet to be seen. Now, dear nairalanders, your help is required in terms of advice and what we should do next to recover our money and bring this people to justice. Company full details: Paper Chain It Limited Registered no: 07315568 Vat no: 751148444 address: Bristol and West House Post Rd, Bournemouth Dorset BH1 1BL U.K Website: www.paperschain.com |
This man has so much romance with government. He has benefited a lot from govt. Now, is time for them to use him to help them launder money as usual, and he fell so cheap. You cannot eat with the devil for free. Not all Nigerians are fools. |
[color=#000099][/color] I have a Hilux 2005 model in good condition, and I want a very good distribution business that I can do with the vehicle. Please nairalanders I'm are waiting for your help. thanks. I'm available at 08062070332 |
Please, i urgently need Canada post-graduate scholarship in the area of social sciences. Anybody with useful information can help |
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