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Computers › Re: On Yahoo Messenger: How Do You Group Your Contacts? by kazey(m): 8:04pm On Oct 13, 2005
Bitches
Clients
Entrepreneurs
Family
Friends
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Business › Re: On Ebay: How to Prevent a Scammer From Bidding On My Auction? by kazey(m): 1:06pm On Oct 13, 2005
where is the copy?
Travel › Re: Are Amex Traveller's Cheques Or Visa Cards Acceptable in Nigeria? by kazey(m): 10:11am On Oct 13, 2005
Yes Credit cards are accepted, at some hotels and some shopping malls in Kano Lagos and Abuja.

Travellers cheques can be easily converted to cash at banks, all you need is your passport.
Business › Re: On Ebay: How to Prevent a Scammer From Bidding On My Auction? by kazey(m): 12:26am On Oct 13, 2005
hmm you guys dont fail to amaze me. You cant get frauded, if you are patient seller.

Western union money transfer is very safe. Westernbidpay is not.

Paypal fake sites only steal your password, there is nothing like paypal fake payments. You can always log into your paypal account to check your transactions and account summary.



@goodguy an online scenario on paypal fake payments would be really appreciated. Because I do know what I am saying.

The basic rule is get your money in your hand, and surely you have no problem, dont be a haste seller. This law applies to selling to everybody in general online , not necessarily Nigerians.
Business › Re: On Ebay: How to Prevent a Scammer From Bidding On My Auction? by kazey(m): 2:24pm On Oct 12, 2005
hahhaha you guys are still discrimating against Nigerians in Nigeria cry
Business › Re: On Ebay: How to Prevent a Scammer From Bidding On My Auction? by kazey(m): 12:50pm On Oct 12, 2005
lolz well never heared of fake paypal too, but who knows cheesy
Business › Re: On Ebay: How to Prevent a Scammer From Bidding On My Auction? by kazey(m): 11:03am On Oct 12, 2005
Better be safe than sorry analogy. hmm I sorta feel you grin,. And by the way, its your product you sell it to who ever you want, by whatever way you want, on your terms, wink
Business › Re: On Ebay: How to Prevent a Scammer From Bidding On My Auction? by kazey(m): 9:54am On Oct 12, 2005
IAH:
Posting to Nigeria would be a great risk because there is 99.99% possibility that you won't get your money.
You normally post the product bidded for, before receiving your money on ebay? han rolleyes
Family › Re: My Brother's Wife Wants to Sleep With Me by kazey(m): 9:22am On Oct 12, 2005
hmm, I dont believe . Before it was my step mother. Soon it would be my sister wants to sleep with me. Lets get real, Nigerian women are not desperate, and if they are, there are guys always willing to provide such service.
Webmasters › Re: Your Favorite Nigerian Website(s)? by kazey(m): 8:15am On Oct 12, 2005
hehehe whats up with Nigerian sites and too many colours. woointeractive need to employ guys specialised in search engine optimization, the listings of the clients website in search engines can only be assured if they have experts in the SEO field, and relax a bit on the flash.
Family › Re: Husband at Home While the Wife Works? by kazey(m): 8:11am On Oct 12, 2005
The feminist society would hang you. grin Its preety simple and straight forward. What a man can do a woman can do better. My wife would just do the work for the fun of it, otherwise she should stay home with me and enjoy. I hope she can keep up with the boredom the life would present.

By the way, Why cant a man babysit? Does that mean he is the houseboy? But when its the case of the woman as the housewife what do we say? its her task, common thats ridiculous.
Business › Re: On Ebay: How to Prevent a Scammer From Bidding On My Auction? by kazey(m): 7:58am On Oct 12, 2005
Paying by western union money transfer is ok, as long as its now westernbidpay. Paying by postal order?? Nigerian post offices stopped issuing international postal orders for a long time now, which leaves the guy with cheques? Nigerian cheques, RUN RUN. cheesy

Why did I say paying by western union money transfer is ok? You cannot send money by western union money transfer if you are in Nigeria, which means the guy has to be located abroad or has a counterpart located abroad.

Which means the guy needs your information to send the money, which is cool either way. Now he sends the money and gives you the code, and now all you need to is just need to walk to the nearest western union agent with all the identifications, the code, and your passport. And Well the money is yours. Now was that hard? Western Union would never ask money back after money is claimed.

The rule is quite simple, get your money first before shipping.

@jogego , 20 feedbacks for christ sake? Common isnt that too strict cheesy
Business › Re: On Ebay: How to Prevent a Scammer From Bidding On My Auction? by kazey(m): 7:59pm On Oct 11, 2005
hmmm well there is honestly nothing wrong with having a Nigerian from another country or even Nigeria buying stuff from you from ebay. As long as the shipping cost and product cost is paid for, and verified, before shipment. I honestly do not see any problem with it.

Why cant you accept a Nigerian bidder? Just curious? As long as the buyer does not pay with westernbidpay, you cant really be frauded?

You can accept credit cards, and ship only to billing address, although I wouldnt encourage that without verification, but nobody would use someone else's credit card for fun. So you wouldnt worry about the issue of possible charge backs if the product was rejected.

You can also accept paypal. This you can restrict by stating it clearly in the product discription under the acceptable payments, and you would do just fine. Besides you can also state that the product, is only for bidders with atleast 5 postive feedbacks, that would give you added security over joy bidders. Paypal for example, would never chargeback after shipment, especially an ebay bidded product. And if they do, you could always provide them with the scan proof of shipment.

I honestly do not see any reason, for your discrimination against Nigerians, as in the case of the Nigerian address. Nigerian addresses wouldnt fraud you, would it ? tongue
Romance › Re: Why Do Some Men Ask For Your Number But Don't Call? by kazey(m): 7:52am On Oct 09, 2005
Why not the other way round. ladies give you their number without you asking, to get yours. And they end up calling you like crazy, that you always have to create an excuse to avoid em. Thats if you mistakenly accept the call, What about that?

I for example, only call a lady when I really need to talk, otherwise I don't even know where my phone is.

A guy only calls if he has interest in either a "no-strings" relationship (just plain, forgot the p word), or maybe beyound that. Otherwise he just keeps the number for emergencies. I think some ladies are just too demanding and hypocritical. (mum) I just can't buy the idea that a guy has to fit into that word "criteria" before he has the rights to ask for her number, which would bring about a result, otherwise he should just keep mum. Calling a lady at 2am does not denote stalking. It shows that the guy couldnt sleep without thinking about her, besides he needs to hear her voice before he goes to bed. Equation solved.

So If a guy calls you at 2am or 3am, appreciate the gesture. It took some ego and love.
Family › Re: Husband at Home While the Wife Works? by kazey(m): 12:50pm On Oct 07, 2005
Man you take the idea way too serious. Just get house helpers for all the chores.
Family › Re: Husband at Home While the Wife Works? by kazey(m): 7:47pm On Oct 06, 2005
Oh yes, by the time I get married, I would have enough to retire on. Watching tv, travelling, enjoying and playing golf would just be what I would do.
Family › Re: Husband at Home While the Wife Works? by kazey(m): 6:16pm On Oct 06, 2005
Well if it works for me, I would call you guys to witness it cheesy
Investment › Re: I Want to Buy Microsoft Shares by kazey(op): 4:10pm On Oct 06, 2005
Biting me? Speaking for everybody? lolz ok o. Anywayz nice theories you got up there. Besides I really dont re-collect saying, I had shares. It was a statement. Just Be cool. I rest my case on M$ shares. It seems too hard to get my hands on it afterall tongue
Investment › Re: I Want to Buy Microsoft Shares by kazey(op): 2:54pm On Oct 06, 2005
hmmm na wa o, you taught I wasnt reading and willing to learn? I was just commenting on your facts Mr Layi. You trade in stocks alright, but dont assume you are the only one that does it tongue. Some people are just too amazed and shocked with your claims Mr layi. I cant just cant ignore someone blabbering outside the boundaries of facts. I just cant let it go. sorry.

Bringing in theories that are already known to support your claims is a little bit funny, dont you think. Just admit, you exagerrated the pricings. We all make mistakes in our calculations sometimes wink dont we guys smiley
Investment › Re: I Want to Buy Microsoft Shares by kazey(op): 11:57am On Oct 06, 2005
Well you better start eating your words, because I got news for you. Hope they dont choke you smiley. there is a difference between $1500-$2000 to $4-$25 a share. And if you still insist that you bought your stocks for that price, assuming your claims is true. You are the smartest stock investor on this planet. You deserve to be crowned. Honestly grin
Business › Re: What Is Money and Where Does It Come From? by kazey(m): 6:03am On Oct 06, 2005
Money is a medium of exchange, and money comes from the circle of exchange. The exchange mentioned here includes the buying and selling of comodities and services. Comodities here can be anything physical that does not belong to you, and you have to use the exchange to change the ownership whilst services might either be services to your work place or services to your clients. Whatever it might be, as long as there is the medium , and the exchange takes place, that is the circle.
Investment › Re: Investing in Nigeria by kazey(m): 6:26pm On Oct 05, 2005
heheh well if you quote Warren Buffet, what to say. Anywayz maybe you should try registering at http://www.africanfinancialmarkets.com

they do give you some good information. Their free membership provides you with
* Share prices, valuation and risk measures and summary trading information for currently listed companies
* News items (together with the facility to search the news archive)
* Current articles and features
* Summary of share price performance
* Macroeconomic data and exchange rates
* Political analysis
* Discussion and bulletin board


while their premium which cost only 10 pounds per month and 100 pounds by year provides you with

# Company Profile
# Over 200 items of accounting data going back up to 20 year
# Segmental information (performance of a company analysed by its main operating divisions and markets)
# Charts of share price performance going back up to 20 years
# Our entire news archive along with search facility
# Maintain a virtual portfolio / watchlist of 30 stocks
# Weekly Newsletter
# Email alerts
# Stock selection and ranking facility (ability to filter and search for stocks according to specified criteria)
# History of corporate action
# Share price and financial information on delisted companies
# Major shareholders (information on all shareholders holding more than 5% of a company shares)
# Director's shareholding (information on the shareholdings of all directors)
# Adviser profile (details of the company's auditors, lawyers, registrars)
Business › Re: Is this Business Idea Worth Starting Up? (Car Dealer Site) by kazey(m): 4:58pm On Oct 05, 2005
The floor is opened. Hmmm.

The Idea is great but your concept is crowded with too many solutions. I really don't know how you plan to go about getting involved in all the areas you have mentioned, but who knows you might be able to push around it.

at the buyer need to do is to call me. direct and locate the type of car he/she wants from the Website and i tell him the price, if he/she needs to see the car, i will take him/her to the Company that sell the car, then he/she will see the car.. and if intrested.. he/she will buy the car.
Do you have the time and the funds to do that?

My suggestion is narrow down everything into a very simple precise solution. Concentrate more on the frontend transactions rather than the physical backend transactions.

Let your website be more of the search and be informed, rather than search, choose and I would give you a tour, because I am the agent. You can get the datas rather from your clients and then forward the information to your merchant with your charges. So I would encourage you to get your clients from the website and forward them to the seller to follow up. Saves you time, resources and money don't you think wink

Your website can have all the information required in a catalog form with features such as the ability to book for test drives, enquirers, picture display of the product etc.

Now 10% on every car, I wouldn't agree to that if I am a car dealer smiley Honestly, I am very generous when it comes to giving out portions but this just wouldn't work, The question is why should I use your solution? How am I ensured that every second spent with you giving you all the information on the car is worth it? As in respect to just ignoring you and sticking to my other already used working conventional way of marketing that product. You do have to consider all this.

Anything .com especially when it comes to the Nigerian market, requires that you really convince the merchant that would be involved, that it is really worth it. But the moment you start mentioning figures when solutions haven't even been implemented, It would scare them away.

Go for something like a test marketing concept, give it for free, establish a reputation and later charge for it. Which means you need capital, of course you do, its a business smiley. An example might be First 2 car sales in one month is free, who knows you might be able to sell first 2 cars in 3 days wink

And to end it, I would say , you should get more accurate informations from the dealer, in regards to what you plan to do. A survey on what they wouldn't mind getting involved in would be great. All the best.
Programming › Re: Let's Set Up a Non-Profit Developer Network by kazey(m): 3:25pm On Oct 05, 2005
Can I be a spectator? If yes count me in smiley
Investment › Re: I Want to Buy Microsoft Shares by kazey(op): 3:03pm On Oct 05, 2005
heheheh well I think Mr layi knows that now. Before you say anything in the future, I encourage you review the kind of people in the forum first, then post.
Investment › Re: I Want to Buy Microsoft Shares by kazey(op): 11:17am On Oct 05, 2005
Abeg layi no listen to am jare, just hook me up. Abi you no wan share the opportunity?
Investment › Re: I Want to Buy Microsoft Shares by kazey(op): 10:49am On Oct 05, 2005
hehehe well grin, Please let him hook me up jare. Wetin be your own cheesy
Investment › Re: I Want to Buy Microsoft Shares by kazey(op): 10:33am On Oct 05, 2005
yeap still interested. I would be very greatful smiley

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