Hello guys. I love this thread.
Here's my issue. I just bought a honda accord 2008 4cyl and i noticed that fuel consumption is alot higher than my previous 03. It guzzles alot fuel. Each time i accelerate it makes a loud roar like and open air intake, the kind of sound you hear in race cars with turbo chargers. The dealer said it is due to the pimped up exhaust. But i don't hear the sound from the rear but from around the dashboard and below. I also noticed that the air intake pipe that is supposed to run from the front grill on top of the radiator to the air filter is missing. My mech said its a missing catalyst but i suspect it has sometime to do with the missing pipe and the loud roar. Ps i hate noisy cars. Oh and when i accelerate on highways i can literally see the fuel needle drop.
Please help.

PayPal doesn't have a mobile POS solution, I haven't seen it anyway. But you can send out payment requests. From my experience with the kollect guys, your buyer doesn't need to have an account, just a credit card. But if he does, I think he can do a direct transfer. Is the N500 promo still on? I wnt in.

Pricing is on their page. See http://kollect.com.ng/pages/pricing

@gold2naira Are you using them? How is their service if it really works?

Hello. How do I get started? I saw that you can use your mobile phone as a point of sale to replace bank pos, please how does this work?

Visit http://kollect.com.ng/ to get started.
You can download the app from our website.
Also available for android phones on Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.prefixentltd.kollect and Blackberry AppWorld http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/34442891/ for blackberry phones. Feature phones are also supported and links to download them can be found at http://kollect.com.ng/pages/download

Sorry, we only process mastercard and visa. Local and international cards.

Have you ever used the clumsy POS found on most cashier tables to pay for items purchased? Though it is clumsy and most times doesn't work, it's still a very useful tool for businesses.

But regretfully, it is expensive to acquire one for personal usage. Well not anymore, Kollect App has taken that away. Now you can do all that the POS does using your phone at zero costs!
You can now accept payments from anyone with an atm card, transfer funds to anyone using YOUR own atm card securely, pay at shops or restaurants where Kollect is officially an accepted payment option. Keep track of all transaction activities and a lot more all from your phone!

Most importantly, it is absolutely free to use!

Visit http://kollect.com.ng/ or email info@kollect.com.ng

It is free to setup and use, all transaction charges are payer based.

With Kollect, you can send out your payment links to clients and customers via email or share them on facebook or twitter.

Kollect can be used by individuals or businesses and can be used to collect almost any type of payment, from items, to donations, to tithes and even salaries or bills

Kollect is a payment solution new in the game that doesn't require any technical expertise to use. It's simple payment form builder let's you start collecting payments on your website within minutes. Kollect also offers offline card payment processing using a simple to use mobile application that works on all smart phones. Simply download kollect app and you can start collecting payments directing from your customers offline in person.

Please visit http://kollect.com.ng or email info@kollect.com.ng

Kollect Payments Solution:
Accept payments from anyone, anytime, anywhere...
http://kollect.com.ng

I would like to introduce our tech startup called Kollect.
Kollect is geared at simplifying the way we Nigerians accept payments online and offline.
We have made it very easy for anyone to accept credit/debit card payments from customers, debtors, family or friends.
Our solution doesn't require any technical expertise or hiring a developer, we have taken care of the hard work. Simply create payment forms and send them to anyone via email, sms, facebook or twitter. Or place the link on your website or blog and have them pay you from wherever they are.
Your money is reflected in your bank account the next business day.

Kollect also is on mobile. With our mobile App, you can transform your mobile device into a working Point Of Sale and start accepting card payments from anyone anytime anywhere. It also is equipped with a simple inventory managment that let's you view all your payments.

Kollect also let's you transfer funds to anyone provided they are using Kollect too.

Contact us via email at info@kollect.com.ng or call us on +2347084203366.
http://www.kollect.com.ng/

What are your charges and how can one integrate with website?

Hi iv heard of simplepay and have used eyowo in the past. Wouldn't go into details. What I am looking for is a solution that doesn't require technical know how. I have a blog and every now and then I sell different items my sister brings in from overseas. I dnt want website integration, just setup and collect payments for these items. So I researched and found these guys. http://kollect.com.ng they r new and it seems are interested in my kind. So has anyone used them? I called their lines and spoke wit a guy who explained a lot abt them. I want to know if the pay ontime and if they r credible. Thanks

Hi all, i'm looking to integrate online payment on my website, i have worked with eyowo, voguepay and gtpay. I want to now process my payments directly from the service providers not from third party. Is it true that Unified payments (VbV - VISA) now supports MasterCard and verve on their platform? I also heard GTPay has recently included VISA payments too. Please anyone confirm these so i can make an informed desicion. Thanks

Christmas is a date to give and receive. During this year, we have received a lot from you and we want to take this chance on this so special day to give you the respective thanks for your preference, trust and patronage.
May the happiness on this Christmas be with you, and may the incoming year bring you love, peace and prosperity. Merry Christmas and a venturous new year!

Warm wishes
From all of us at buyterrific.com
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07084203366
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kayavail why don't you try selling them also on this new platform for buying and selling stuff. Its a Nigerian ebay wannabe, but it works sha. I sold my samsung galaxy s2 on their platform 2weeks ago. try them www(dot)buyterrific(dot)com.

Has anyone used this platform before? I just want to spread the word out. It seems we now have our own ebay-like site in Nigeria. I so excited about it cos i actually used them 2 weeks ago to sell off my samsung s2. They pay straight to ur bank account. Here's the link that got me interested http://www.buyterrific.com/index.php?dispatch=pages.view&page_id=43

Nani.666 why don't you try selling them also on this new platform for buying and selling stuff. Its a Nigerian ebay wannabe, but it works sha. I sold my samsung galaxy s2 on their platform 2weeks ago. try them www(dot)buyterrific(dot)com. By the way can you send me a price quote for 4S klipsedeville@gmail.com

Yes o kinesis. I used them recently. Lovily customer service and nice elegant website design. They also offer other services for sellers and people who don't have what to sell. Just like ebay. Did u see this?

@ nnaiah, am also interested in the sap ides, could you send me any link to my box: klipsedeville@gmail.com
Thanks alot.

Hi briz,
thanks alot for the load of info you've given. I have been searching for the ECC 6.0 IDES with poor luck. I've gone thru this thread from 2008 till date and have tried the provided links from kiwi992 but to no avail.
Could you offer some assistance?
My contact details:
08033065445
klipsedeville1@yahoo.ca
thanks alot!

I have been able to raise some money, and i would like to go into business (more like a subscription - based business where established clients pay a monthly fee for the services/products i offer). Please if any one has an idea of what these services/products could be, please share with the house. thanks and one love.

hi everyone, am glad we finally have a dedicated zone for IT professionals. I am a java/php developer, been freelancing for 3-years now without any formal employment, what is my fate in nigeria presently, and what areas of IT are bright for self employment currently? will appreciate any replies, thanks.