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biacan:
He should have thought of this before he signed up for it...... cheers

BabaRamota1980:
Ofe nsala day

Karlman:
the trailer is capable of paying for the range

Explorers:
https://www.nairaland.com/4475968/275-u.s-2.2m-nigeria-see



Above thread refers pls.




It's called business, as a businessman, is your money or your capital. You buy, you sell or resell at any price of your choice.

Not anybody's business but yours.


What about letting the buyer know exactly what he's buying

Can still remember the face the dealer made when the question was put him that what have you replaced in this vehicle?

Responding to the question, he said nothing, the car came into the country like that clean untouched.

I talked to some people about VIN yesterday, but they don't know it, like hearing from me for the first time and they are all car owners.

That's the reason why people can easily be deceived there.


Who am i to against salvage business or it importation

Is a business, but is all about full disclosure and letting the buyers know what they're paying for.

This vehicle had accident or flooded but has been fixed perfectly.

They walk away because of the history, some will walk in and pay and everybody go home happy.


Why advertise a car to be clean, accident free and the history says something else

armadeo:
Mighty Igor.
Mill mascara.
Ox baker
Don't know the last dude

CowHard:
All this fine just for assaulting the referee?

Will they not go bankrupt after meeting those demands

obainojazz:

Difference spotted,
The airbag is out in the first picture, but it's not in the second. #easy

freedomchild:
Nonsense.... Nigerian girls have lost it. There lives revolves round their stinky pussy