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OP I get your points but I think this is relative to the age, status and maturity of the individual in question. I used to think like this but time and the experiences of others have thought me otherwise. Now I see several people here saying they like being single so they can avoid several responsibilities. So who takes care of your own responsibilities? You or someone else? If you are young, remember your guardians/parents would not live forever. If you are independent, remember you could die and leave everything you have worked for behind with nothing left to show you were even born. If you like build a 12 bedroom mansion and buy several rolls royce. Without a spouse or kids, your siblings would be the ones to inherit your property when you die and leave them to their own spouses and their children to inherit what you worked for. When you get old who would take care of you? Your siblings would be old too and need taking care of. What's more? their spouse and children would likely be there for them, supporting them financially, emotionally and physically. You would have nobody to fend for you then, you would be full of regret. There's no joy in the carefree nature of single life that equates to the joy of companionship, knowing you have people who love only you including those you brought to the world and who would carry your name beyond the grave. Be wise. |
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nickyvil:I agree that there should be some terms of transaction. It doesnt matter who was right or wrong in this case. I'm only saying, this matter would not have escalated if the right steps were taken to resolve it privately. The buyer has lessons to learn as well, but most times when an issue is dragged online, the seller suffers. So the seller should not assume they don't have to take precaution also. The best lawyers try to resolve an issue before it gets to court. Even if either one of them is right 100%, their manner of approach would determine how the judge/jury sees the case. The best sellers adopt this form of approach. I have bought some things on Nairaland and can attest to good sellers who have given me items that broke down immediately I got home, their conduct and honesty during and after the sale makes me overlook the issue, especially if it's a minor case I can fix with the help of a local artisan. After all a used item is not supposed to be as pristine and perfect as new and that's why it costs less. In this case, the seller could have courteously explained why the item is not liable for a refund or offered some form of settlement (even if they are sure the buyer won't take it) instead of initially ignoring or claiming the user spoilt the item themselves. Even if the initial silence was for a genuine reason, his conduct after eventually showing up would put any buyer off immediately. You were nice before the sale, begging the rider not to leave until you have had a chance to show how the item works, why turn bitter afterwards because of a complaint? insulting the buyer and even bringing the sellers husband/family into the public show of shame is only painting yourself in bad light. Businesses thrive on reputation. That said, I'm happy they are working on resolving the issue. We look forward to more responsible transactions on this platform and others. |
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nickyvil:Transacting business online via social media is a whole different ball game and a risky one at that. It’s not like selling on the streets where the seller can deny the buyer and claim he never gave a receipt so never met the buyer. You have to keep in mind that this is social media and with the history of online fraud spanning close to 20 years, Nigerians have been wired to suspect everyone they meet online and have developed a system for protecting themselves. So if you don’t show concerted effort to make your customer happy, even the slightest issue could tick the buyer off and buyer’s remorse will set in. You can be sure they will be going back online to taint your image/get justice. That is why a seller should be careful to make the customer happy, even if the customer is wrong in deed, customer is always right in theory. Show concern for their plight, they might eventually tell you not to bother that they will fix the item themselves. It’s dangerous to annoy them, buyers most times are anonymous and as such have no reputation to protect as such, you the seller have a business to run and should therefore thread carefully and be professional at all times. Learn from the folks in 1st world countries how they handle such issues (for example eBay). The seller knows how feedback works and seeks to solve problems not compound them. |
SenatePresdo:Twitter is feeling the heat of the ban not because of the ban itself but because Nigerians are using VPN and messing up the trend/algorithms in other countries that they rely on to decide which ads go where. |
AnonymousPrideNgx56432:If the item you sold isn't yours but your neighbour's (according to you) have you stopped to think if your neighbour gave you a faulty item to sell? Have you contacted the neighbour to verify the claims? If they admit the item was faulty why not arrange to have the item returned to the neighbour and a refund given to the buyer? If the neighbour denies foul play, lets be fair here, 2-3 weeks is not a good enough time for a microwave to go faulty. Let's assume the buyer would genuinely want the item they bought to last and not intentionally abuse it, since they paid money for it, delivery and all. Even if the buyer actually abused the item until it developed a fault, you could offer to refund a fraction of the cost to the buyer enough to take care of repair costs, or you could offer to buy another microwave for the buyer from car boot sales people if she is willing to add some money. When you find the time, you repair the faulty microwave and resell as a refurbished item. A good seller should show concern for buyers plight. Even if you lose money sometimes, a good name is always a meal ticket to better deals. |
michlins:I would like to see the following dialogue: Nairalanderexampleseller1 1 Pendulum Clock = 500kInstead of Nairalanderexampleseller1 1 Pendulum clock = 500k |
michlins:They won’t. I am not advocating for them not to complain if justified, but to do so without insults. |
mrsdaniel:Never buy electrical items without testing. Not even at the shop, let alone from an individual. |
Guys let’s not ruin this thread with constant insults while complaining of prices of things posted. This might discourage some people from posting their stuff due to fear they would get bashed. My idea of the purpose of this thread is to clear household items not needed by the seller not a place to market items sold from a shop, on the other hand it’s not a distress sales thread where you can get the items at ridiculously low rates Also, consider the fact that some people have items to sell that they inherited or didn’t buy themselves (perhaps gifted) or bought several years ago and may genuinely not know the going market rate. You can’t possibly sell something bought in 1991 for the same price in 2021, especially for properties that appreciate in value. You also have to deal with buyers with CPS (chronic pricing syndrome), who want to buy something worth 300,000 for 3k just because it’s on the clearance thread, bargaining is allowed but some CPS enthusiasts take low fixed or starting prices being advertised as an invitation to outrightly rip your pockets out and steal the item from you, then get angry if you refuse to go lower than advertised. There is really no metric for determining what clearance price is right for an item as you might have to consider various factors listed above and also the location and demand for the item. For example Alex may really need something in Borno but can’t find it in the market cos the sellers have fled due to crisis in the region. Sani may still have the item for sale in Borno and just needs the cash to relocate elsewhere for safety. His cost of the item would be very different to the cost of the item in a place where it can be easily gotten. Seeing the bashings on the thread, Sani May be discouraged to post the item, whereas Alex might have been grateful to pay anything for it. The best we can do is suggest to people who post prices we deem unfair to review them for a quick sale. Outright insults should be discouraged or kept to a minimum. Let’s keep it civil please. To the sellers, if you have an item that is unconventionally priced here, courteously explain why you have done so and don’t insult those who genuinely feel you have gone over the mark. I wish you all peace and progress. |
benedict100:Do you still want to sell? |
majorbravo:Updated |
Can anyone pls provide the list of the "calling at" stops from Lagos to Ibadan? |
majorbravo:Updated |
OP your case is an easy one. Cut off contact with the both of them at once. Give yourself two months away from them and even seeing them. Then when you return, by then the older one don give up chasing you/or already has a man of her own, you can go after the younger one. If you can't wait for two months to do this, maybe you are afraid the younger one might find someone during this time then do this: Link the elder one with one of your senior friends who is good at wooing ladies and make sure they go on a date, then go after the younger one, the younger one would most likely agree to date you especially seeing that her sister's potential future husband is friendly with you. On the other hand, be careful cos if your friend refuses to date the older one and then goes for the younger one instead and they click, na oyo go enter the matter o. Thirdly, I won't advice you to do this tho but if you can't find a guy to be genuinely interested in the older sister, then ask a playboy friend to just go after her as decoy, then when you get the younger one, he can pull out. |
Valenjay:Please post pictures, price and location |
I need the following items. 1. Chandelier 2. Home theatre (tall speakers) [s]3. 4.5x6 bed frame 4. 6 x 6 bed frame 5. Side stools[/s] Anyone who has at clearance rates please help a brother out. |
Dear fellow house clearance thread enthusiasts. I just want to ask a question. Are things in the country so hard now or is there a specific time of year people sell off their household items? Sometimes we find several things for sale to buy here and other times only few. Recently, there has been a major decline in the number of posts for clearance household items. I see more of fashion wears, phones and accessories which is good too but I also want to make an appeal to home movers, please post your house stuff you want to sell at clearance rates so that we who are looking for household items can buy. Thanks. |
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Anyone have any of these available for clearance in Lagos? Please let me know if you selling. 4.5 × 6 Bed Frame Chandelier Side stools (2 to 4) |
sharpwriter:Bro check the federal allocation. The country’s capital used to be Lagos before it was moved to Abuja. |
valarmorghulis:Based on this report, which region do you think the Federal government was situated? Definitely not in Abuja. So add that value to the 500 SW received. |
Need the following: 1. Chandelier Or 2 Standing lamp (projecting light upwards towards the ceiling). 2. Side stools 3. Home Theatre wt tall speakers 4. bed frame 6x6 6. Bed frame 4.5 x 6 bed 7. Indoor Flower decor. @ me if you have any of the above for clearance sale |
Arthur on var-cay-she-on.
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Gunayo:Or imagine being her husband and having to put up with it for life without pay, cos I have only ever met one other lady besides her (who is now married) with similar odour and they both fit the same descriptive category. Is this some genetic condition? I’m not sure, but I sure hope there is a cure for it. I couldn’t tell them, I just kept my distance till date. |
Gunayo:Man, I was so perturbed by the experience. I didn’t know how to get her to get up. I was just pacing about the room aimlessly, visibly uncomfortable. It’s not the normal body odour you get from most people. This had the makings of burnt lizard flesh mixed with onions/garlic and a hint of marinated rotten sardines. The worst is the smell never fades off even after the source is removed. Unless wiped clean with special chemical based agents. |
Tonymegabush1:Trust me, you haven’t really met anyone with serious body odour cos you won’t be able to withstand it. One half-albino girl came to my room back when I was an undergrad and just lay on my bed to rest while she was waiting for her friend who was my neighbour. I dunno if it’s cos she’s been out in the sun all day from lectures or summat. But the smell was so unbearable. Even after she left. The smell lingered on in the sheets and never left till I washed it twice. I took the foam out to the sun. Cos the smell sank into the foam as well. I didn’t know how to tell her, cos it wasn’t really my business and I didn’t want to hurt her feelings. But it was painful to note, I almost shed tears on her behalf, cos she was so damn pretty. |
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Any one got PSVR games for sale here? |
majorbravo:Now available
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majorbravo:Let me know if you got these. |
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