₦airaland Forum

mikkyjay:
Are you still in business? coz I just checked your website and the domain is expired

Yes sir, we are.

scotweezy:
Had a fruitful transaction with @McLeo007 earlier in the day. He delivered a laptop @Onepunchman originally got for me on Ebay.
Everything went smoothly; no hassle whatsoever.


Note: The first time I used his services was way back in 2014 or thereabout and I can say his services are as straightforward and trustworthy as ever, Heck! He has even improved.

Thanks so much for your business sir. Your kind words here are encouraging. God bless!

saxy4c:
Sir, the gentleman was never from you but you beside him when he called and as I have just checked our chat conversation after the call, i asked you why someone from courier masters was calling me, and accused you of telling me to many stories, which of course is telling lies. You explained to me that young shall grow and courier masters are same company so the guy that called was from same people.

IBL you've given me options of:

1. Taking you to court.

2. Accepting only 20% as that's what your lawyer was told by YSG terms of agreement.

3. Totally forgetting about the $800 (asides fees of sending it to Nigeria, and courier fees within)

4. Meet with you again to have this resolved.

I would like to succinctly say NO!

I would have no further response to you until the Mods step in and resolve this, I understand there are authorities here and I'd be obliged to adhere to the proper chain of command.

Thank you.

OK sir.

saxy4c:
Mr IBL,

I threatened you? And you got upset and decided to abandon my chicken change phone that I only asked you to pick on my behalf? These lies you tell are beginning to work me up, it's almost impossible for me to threaten you. I'm programmed to do or shut up, but I'd never threaten. But even if I did, you decided to get upset and let my hard earned money go to waste? Phone that i know was beyond me as at then but wanted to make wifey happy because we hardly see? And for your info, I have messages on my phone since almost 2004 when I used the Nokia n91 rill date. Everytime I reminded you for the phone was every 100days and you respond you are on it, should I post those here?

Hi sir, even if the phone is #1,000 I would never rubbish it as a chicken change because it's your hard earned money. I have nothing to hide or anything to gain from what happened.

I will reach you on WhatsApp later this evening, so I can get the facts to build a case. And once again, my sincere apologies over this.

Thanks.

saxy4c:
When we begin to think like this then there is a way forward. Nust to give the young man some credence, I went as far as trying to do my background check on this to help him out since I believe I can have a little more access to certain people. The courier company had no incidence of robbery or accidents all through that month and packages came in from Courier masters that same day to the base. I can provide anyone with the chairman's number to make enquiries for yourself. I had humbled myself to give him feedback of my enquiries only for whoever from his so called couriers to call me and say that IBL sent him to call on his behalf and plead with me to just forget about the phone or my $800. I can still recall the look on my wife's face when I put it on speaker trying to explain why she hadn't gotten her anniversary gift. Till today she still thinks I never got any phone and still acting so calmly.

Afternoon sir, I am just hearing about this background check you said you made. If I had that as a fact at the time, I would have acted on it.

About the person that called you to beg; that was never from me. I don't mix sentiments with business. If they were careless with your goods and it got lost and not stolen as claimed, then they should pay, irrespective of my business relationship with them.

In a nutshell, kindly furnish me with every evidence regarding the said check so I can act on it. I will reach you on WhatsApp later this evening.

Thanks.

Tomjazzy2:
If the above as explained by IBL is factually accurate, I'd advice @saxy4c to try as much as possible to cooperate with IBL so as to be able to get due compensation from the courier.

I've had similar experience (item worth 280k) whereby after clone's contact way billed my item from Lagos, item got burgled enroute PH.

It was quite painful and frustrating, but I had to cooperate with the sender, and with the help of a lawyer friend, influence of social media, etc, I was able to get a full refund for the exact market value of the missing item. It took almost four (4) months before this all played out though.

Guess it's one of the risks of this trade

Afternoon sir! All my years in the business, I've only had issues of missing goods thrice. The first was lost by me enroute to Jibowu to do the Waybill. I paid for the goods over an agreed duration. That was within Lagos... The one quoted here, was the first to happen on transit from Lagos. The second one, still via same company; the client got a decent compensation as we both worked together. It however took months before it was fulfilled. It is one major factor with the trade, which is why the terms and conditions are there. I personally recommend home delivery via our partnership with KOS COURIER but the duration discourages most people, which I understand. I refrained from doing a follow up with the company due to how he was going about. That may not have been the right thing to do, I must admit, but I was pushed to do so at the time. Thanks.

wildchild1:
Are you saying nothing can be done because he's not in Lagos? I will tell you the plain truth, whatever measures you might have taken to resolve this issue, to my best of knowledge you havent done well at all. Its 500 days and no solution on $800 worth of item, haba bros if na you i'm very sure you can't be patient for 3 months.

Good afternoon sir. Very well, something can be done irrespective of clients location, which I was doing till he started to call me a thief and issued out threats. No matter the worth of said item, no one should threaten or label the other what they are not especially when the facts are laid bare. Such matters are settled in court if they can't be tended to amicably. I only heard from him once last year, and today since then, and it was still about same accusation and name calling. It's an unfortunate situation, and I'm willing to get it resolved. Thanks.

saxy4c:
Morning Sir, I would strongly advice that you stop conducting any form of business with @Mcleo007, if you do not want to spend all your profits on "claimed" missing items. Mr IBL today it's 500 days since you claimed to have sent my brand new Red iPhone 8plus of $800 you picked from Charles which I provided you the Amazon invoice as you claimed you were trying to process my insurance with your non existent courier.

I surprisingly gave you this length of time because if you had set aside $2 daily to realise yourself, you'd have paid me back complete with interest today. I do not deal with police stations and I hope you've appreciated at least a night in a police cell which I'm almost certain isn't your first time. I'm not one of many words and as it seems you're beginning to spread your tentacles because no action was taken against you, I would caution you now to desist from all forms of dealings till you settle me. I've had dealings with over 10 nairalanders with mutually pleasant endings and I really wonder what your balls are made of. Be adviced before you are treated like the clown you really are.

@dragnet @mikkyangel @lionlee216 @Sirlop @daaz001 @clone2020 @tabbaz @justi4jesu @specuit @bizbloke @wildchild1 @khalazi @frinx @mayorall

Good afternoon Captain Harry, I trust you're doing well. Happy New Year to you. Yes, it's true we had sour transaction but it was not a "claim" as you make it sound here.

Prior to doing business with anyone, especially as it has to do with moving goods from Lagos to other states, I state and emphasize the limits of my company's liability and would ensure not to over stress it if the client is not comfortable with the terms. This is because, we are not directly involved with moving the goods to your location, and should not be held liable should anything happen on transit. Many accept this and a few decline. Those that decline, I don't try to persuade them because I know in business, you win some, you lose some.

This is the typical message I send to potential and recurring clients, and you find it on the front page of my thread here on Nairaland (seen in my signature);
"Our rates;

N2,500 (South West locations)- Same day delivery by bus transit waybill. Duration is within 24hrs.

N3,000 (South East/South-South locations, Abuja/Lokoja)- We recommend Home delivery via Courier. Duration is 3-9 days.

N3,500 (North/Middle belt locations) - We recommend Home delivery via Courier. Duration is 3-9 days.

The above applies for normal items weighing 0-5kg.

N250 applies on every added kg.

Cargo goods shipped via normal/carton packed volume attract #1,000 extra per 5kg.

Phones attract extra N500 per each.

Laptops/fragile items attract extra N1000 per each.

Pickup from ALABA, LEKKI, AJAH, ALAGBADO, IKORODU, OJO, APAPA AND OTHER DISTANT LOCATIONS ATTRACT N1500 extra

NOTE: We offer no form of guarantee for items sent via conventional bus transports. Client must note we are not directly involved in conveying of items to their locations as our job is to pickup and send via whatever means accepted or recommended. We are not liable for whatever happens on transit, especially considering as they are beyond our immediate control. We also do not have control over the duration at which it would take for goods to arrive client's destination. We have no control over the duration and safety of the goods in transit. We commit our best to provide efficient service, but pose no liability should anything happen that does not directly involve us.

Thanks,
IBL."

Kindly note the last paragraph.

Now, the said phone was shipped to your location via Courier Master's which is the waybill section/handlers of Young Shall Grow and it was sent from their Jibowu Office. It was a registered Waybill, which till date I still have the Waybill invoice with me. However, the conveying vehicle was said to have had issues while on transit (I cant remember now if it was robbery or accident) but the company confirmed that to me and provided a follow up letter with a police report which I sent to you. The company representatives reached out to you as well.

Having outlined the issue at hand, at the time, I could only pursue a compensation for you from the company, which I was on to. I requested the invoice from you which you sent and I tendered to them. In all these, I kept you updated. But as days went by, you resorted to calling me a thief and threatening to pick me up with your soldiers; to that then, I told you I don't take threats slightly and you can charge the case to court and we address the matter from there.

In all that and while it was on, I expressed my regret on what happened, which is the right thing to do. It was a situation that was beyond me or my company. And of course, I know how it feels to lose such money. But that what happened happened doesn't paint IBL bad or that you were ripped off. I've had dealings with hundreds of people on Nairaland since the establishment of IBL Procurement and Logistics and I know they can bear me witness.

I'm still very much open to resolving the issue. I wish you were in Lagos, so we can take the issue up with the company. Should you have someone you can delegate for this also, it's fine by me. In the end, you're are aggrieved and it's understandable. Every issue can be resolved.

Thanks

saxy4c:
Morning Sir, I would strongly advice that you stop conducting any form of business with @Mcleo007, if you do not want to spend all your profits on "claimed" missing items. Mr IBL today it's 500 days since you claimed to have sent my brand new Red iPhone 8plus of $800 you picked from Charles which I provided you the Amazon invoice as you claimed you were trying to process my insurance with your non existent courier.

I surprisingly gave you this length of time because if you had set aside $2 daily to realise yourself, you'd have paid me back complete with interest today. I do not deal with police stations and I hope you've appreciated at least a night in a police cell which I'm almost certain isn't your first time. I'm not one of many words and as it seems you're beginning to spread your tentacles because no action was taken against you, I would caution you now to desist from all forms of dealings till you settle me. I've had dealings with over 10 nairalanders with mutually pleasant endings and I really wonder what your balls are made of. Be adviced before you are treated like the clown you really are.

@dragnet @mikkyangel @lionlee216 @Sirlop @daaz001 @clone2020 @tabbaz @justi4jesu @specuit @bizbloke @wildchild1 @khalazi @frinx @mayorall

Good afternoon Captain Harry, I trust you're doing well. Happy New Year to you. Yes, it's true we had sour transaction but it was not a "claim" as you make it sound here.

Prior to doing business with anyone, especially as it has to do with moving goods from Lagos to other states, I state and emphasize the limits of my company's liability and would ensure not to over stress it if the client is not comfortable with the terms. This is because, we are not directly involved with moving the goods to your location, and should not be held liable should anything happen on transit. Many accept this and a few decline. Those that decline, I don't try to persuade them because I know in business, you win some, you lose some.

This is the typical message I send to potential and recurring clients, and you find it on the front page of my thread here on Nairaland https://www.nairaland.com/1789589/ibl-procurement-logistics-service-non-lagos ;
"Our rates;

N2,500 (South West locations)- Same day delivery by bus transit waybill. Duration is within 24hrs.

N3,000 (South East/South-South locations, Abuja/Lokoja)- We recommend Home delivery via Courier. Duration is 3-9 days.

N3,500 (North/Middle belt locations) - We recommend Home delivery via Courier. Duration is 3-9 days.

The above applies for normal items weighing 0-5kg.

N250 applies on every added kg.

Cargo goods shipped via normal/carton packed volume attract #1,000 extra per 5kg.

Phones attract extra N500 per each.

Laptops/fragile items attract extra N1000 per each.

Pickup from ALABA, LEKKI, AJAH, ALAGBADO, IKORODU, OJO, APAPA AND OTHER DISTANT LOCATIONS ATTRACT N1500 extra

NOTE: We offer no form of guarantee for items sent via conventional bus transports. Client must note we are not directly involved in conveying of items to their locations as our job is to pickup and send via whatever means accepted or recommended. We are not liable for whatever happens on transit, especially considering as they are beyond our immediate control. We also do not have control over the duration at which it would take for goods to arrive client's destination. We have no control over the duration and safety of the goods in transit. We commit our best to provide efficient service, but pose no liability should anything happen that does not directly involve us.

Thanks,
IBL."

Kindly note the last paragraph.

Now, the said phone was shipped to your location via Courier Master's which is the waybill section/handlers of Young Shall Grow and it was sent from their Jibowu Office. It was a registered Waybill, which till date I still have the Waybill invoice with me. However, the conveying vehicle was said to have had issues while on transit (I cant remember now if it was robbery or accident) but the company confirmed that to me and provided a follow up letter with a police report which I sent to you. The company representatives reached out to you as well.

Having outlined the issue at hand, at the time, I could only pursue a compensation for you from the company, which I was on to. I requested the invoice from you which you sent and I tendered to them. In all these, I kept you updated. But as days went by, you resorted to calling me a thief and threatening to pick me up with your soldiers; to that then, I told you I don't take threats slightly and you can charge the case to court and we address the matter from there.

In all that and while it was on, I expressed my regret on what happened, which is the right thing to do. It was a situation that was beyond me or my company. And of course, I know how it feels to lose such money. But that what happened happened doesn't paint IBL bad or that you were ripped off. I've had dealings with hundreds of people on Nairaland since the establishment of IBL Procurement and Logistics and I know they can bear me witness.

I'm still very much open to resolving the issue. I wish you were in Lagos, so we can take the issue up with the company. Should you have someone you can delegate for this also, it's fine by me. In the end, you're are aggrieved and it's understandable. Every time I issue can be resolved.

Thanks

saxy4c:
Morning Sir, I would strongly advice that you stop conducting any form of business with @Mcleo007, if you do not want to spend all your profits on "claimed" missing items. Mr IBL today it's 500 days since you claimed to have sent my brand new Red iPhone 8plus of $800 you picked from Charles which I provided you the Amazon invoice as you claimed you were trying to process my insurance with your non existent courier.

I surprisingly gave you this length of time because if you had set aside $2 daily to realise yourself, you'd have paid me back complete with interest today. I do not deal with police stations and I hope you've appreciated at least a night in a police cell which I'm almost certain isn't your first time. I'm not one of many words and as it seems you're beginning to spread your tentacles because no action was taken against you, I would caution you now to desist from all forms of dealings till you settle me. I've had dealings with over 10 nairalanders with mutually pleasant endings and I really wonder what your balls are made of. Be adviced before you are treated like the clown you really are.

@dragnet @mikkyangel @lionlee216 @Sirlop @daaz001 @clone2020 @tabbaz @justi4jesu @specuit @bizbloke @wildchild1 @khalazi @frinx @mayorall


quote author=daaz001 post=74829130]Good Evening All,


I am sure the issue of the delivery man has affected most people if not all. I AM USING THIS MEDIUM TO TOTALLY SAY I AM SO SO SO SO SO SO SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCES THIS MUST HAVE CAUSED.

Good afternoon Captain Harry, I trust you're doing well. Happy New Year to you. Yes, it's true we had sour transaction but it was not a "claim" as you make it sound here.

Prior to doing business with anyone, especially as it has to do with moving goods from Lagos to other states, I state and emphasize the limits of my company's liability and would ensure not to over stress it if the client is not comfortable with the terms. This is because, we are not directly involved with moving the goods to your location, and should not be held liable should anything happen on transit. Many accept this and a few decline. Those that decline, I don't try to persuade them because I know in business, you win some, you lose some.

This is the typical message I send to potential and recurring clients, and you find it on the front page of my thread here on Nairaland https://www.nairaland.com/1789589/ibl-procurement-logistics-service-non-lagos ;
"Our rates;

N2,500 (South West locations)- Same day delivery by bus transit waybill. Duration is within 24hrs.

N3,000 (South East/South-South locations, Abuja/Lokoja)- We recommend Home delivery via Courier. Duration is 3-9 days.

N3,500 (North/Middle belt locations) - We recommend Home delivery via Courier. Duration is 3-9 days.

The above applies for normal items weighing 0-5kg.

N250 applies on every added kg.

Cargo goods shipped via normal/carton packed volume attract #1,000 extra per 5kg.

Phones attract extra N500 per each.

Laptops/fragile items attract extra N1000 per each.

Pickup from ALABA, LEKKI, AJAH, ALAGBADO, IKORODU, OJO, APAPA AND OTHER DISTANT LOCATIONS ATTRACT N1500 extra

NOTE: We offer no form of guarantee for items sent via conventional bus transports. Client must note we are not directly involved in conveying of items to their locations as our job is to pickup and send via whatever means accepted or recommended. We are not liable for whatever happens on transit, especially considering as they are beyond our immediate control. We also do not have control over the duration at which it would take for goods to arrive client's destination. We have no control over the duration and safety of the goods in transit. We commit our best to provide efficient service, but pose no liability should anything happen that does not directly involve us.

Thanks,
IBL."

Kindly note the last paragraph.

Now, the said phone was shipped to your location via Courier Master's which is the waybill section/handlers of Young Shall Grow and it was sent from their Jibowu Office. It was a registered Waybill, which till date I still have the Waybill invoice with me. However, the conveying vehicle was said to have had issues while on transit (I cant remember now if it was robbery or accident) but the company confirmed that to me and provided a follow up letter with a police report which I sent to you. The company representatives reached out to you as well.

Having outlined the issue at hand, at the time, I could only pursue a compensation for you from the company, which I was on to. I requested the invoice from you which you sent and I tendered to them. In all these, I kept you updated. But as days went by, you resorted to calling me a thief and threatening to pick me up with your soldiers; to that then, I told you I don't take threats slightly and you can charge the case to court and we address the matter from there.

In all that and while it was on, I expressed my regret on what happened, which is the right thing to do. It was a situation that was beyond me or my company. And of course, I know how it feels to lose such money. But that what happened happened doesn't paint IBL bad or that you were ripped off. I've had dealings with hundreds of people on Nairaland since the establishment of IBL Procurement and Logistics and I know they can bear me witness.

I'm still very much open to resolving the issue. I wish you were in Lagos, so we can take the issue up with the company. Should you have someone you can delegate for this also, it's fine by me. In the end, you're are aggrieved and it's understandable. Every time I issue can be resolved.

Thanks.

saxy4c:
Morning Sir, I would strongly advice that you stop conducting any form of business with @Mcleo007, if you do not want to spend all your profits on "claimed" missing items. Mr IBL today is 500 days since you claimed to have sent my brand new Red iPhone 8plus of $800 you picked from Charles which I provided you the Amazon invoice as you claimed you were trying to process my insurance with your non existent courier.

I surprisingly gave you this length of time because if you had set aside $2 daily to realise yourself, you'd have paid me back complete with interest today. I do not deal with police stations and I hope you've appreciated at least a night in a police cell which I'm almost certain isn't your first time. I'm not one of many words and as it seems you're beginning to spread your tentacles because no action was taken against you, I would caution you now to desist from all forms of dealings till you settle me. I've had dealings with over 10 nairalanders with mutually pleasant endings and I really wonder what your balls are made of. Be adviced before you are treated like the clown you really are.

@dragnet @mikkyangel @lionlee216 @Sirlop @daaz001 @clone2020 @tabbaz @justi4jesu @specuit @bizbloke @wildchild1 @khalazi @frinx @mayorall

Good afternoon Captain Harry, I trust you're doing well. Happy New Year to you. Yes, it's true we had sour transaction but it was not a "claim" as you make it sound here.

Prior to doing business with anyone, especially as it has to do with moving goods from Lagos to other states, I state and emphasize the limits of my company's liability and would ensure not to over stress it if the client is not comfortable with the terms. This is because, we are not directly involved with moving the goods to your location, and should not be held liable should anything happen on transit. Many accept this and a few decline. Those that decline, I don't try to persuade them because I know in business, you win some, you lose some.

This is the typical message I send to potential and recurring clients, and you find it on the front page of my thread here on Nairaland (seen in my signature);
"Our rates;

N2,500 (South West locations)- Same day delivery by bus transit waybill. Duration is within 24hrs.

N3,000 (South East/South-South locations, Abuja/Lokoja)- We recommend Home delivery via Courier. Duration is 3-9 days.

N3,500 (North/Middle belt locations) - We recommend Home delivery via Courier. Duration is 3-9 days.

The above applies for normal items weighing 0-5kg.

N250 applies on every added kg.

Cargo goods shipped via normal/carton packed volume attract #1,000 extra per 5kg.

Phones attract extra N500 per each.

Laptops/fragile items attract extra N1000 per each.

Pickup from ALABA, LEKKI, AJAH, ALAGBADO, IKORODU, OJO, APAPA AND OTHER DISTANT LOCATIONS ATTRACT N1500 extra

NOTE: We offer no form of guarantee for items sent via conventional bus transports. Client must note we are not directly involved in conveying of items to their locations as our job is to pickup and send via whatever means accepted or recommended. We are not liable for whatever happens on transit, especially considering as they are beyond our immediate control. We also do not have control over the duration at which it would take for goods to arrive client's destination. We have no control over the duration and safety of the goods in transit. We commit our best to provide efficient service, but pose no liability should anything happen that does not directly involve us.

Thanks,
IBL."

Kindly note the last paragraph.

Now, the said phone was shipped to your location via Courier Master's which is the waybill section/handlers of Young Shall Grow and it was sent from their Jibowu Office. It was a registered Waybill, which till date I still have the Waybill invoice with me. However, the conveying vehicle was said to have had issues while on transit (I cant remember now if it was robbery or accident) but the company confirmed that to me and provided a follow up letter with a police report which I sent to you. The company representatives reached out to you as well.

Having outlined the issue at hand, at the time, I could only pursue a compensation for you from the company, which I was on to. I requested the invoice from you which you sent and I tendered to them. In all these, I kept you updated. But as days went by, you resorted to calling me a thief and threatening to pick me up with your soldiers; to that then, I told you I don't take threats slightly and you can charge the case to court and we address the matter from there.

In all that and while it was on, I expressed my regret on what happened, which is the right thing to do. It was a situation that was beyond me or my company. And of course, I know how it feels to lose such money. But that what happened happened doesn't paint IBL bad or that you were ripped off. I've had dealings with hundreds of people on Nairaland since the establishment of IBL Procurement and Logistics and I know they can bear me witness.

I'm still very much open to resolving the issue. I wish you were in Lagos, so we can take the issue up with the company. Should you have someone you can delegate for this also, it's fine by me. In the end, you're are aggrieved and it's understandable. Every issue can be resolved.

Thanks.

HAPPY NEW YEAR, 2019!

WE ARE BACK IN BUSINESS.

https://www.brainyquote.com/photos_tr/en/p/publiliussyrus/116683/publiliussyrus1-2x.jpg

For you our esteemed clients;

Wishing you a Happy New Year with the hope that you will have many blessings in the year to come.

Out with the old, in with the new: may you be happy the whole year through. Happy New Year!

-IBL

For you our esteemed clients;

Wishing you a Happy New Year with the hope that you will have many blessings in the year to come.

Out with the old, in with the new: may you be happy the whole year through. Happy New Year!

-IBL

For you our esteemed clients;

Wishing you a Happy New Year with the hope that you will have many blessings in the year to come.

Out with the old, in with the new: may you be happy the whole year through. Happy New Year!

-IBL

For you our esteemed clients;

Wishing you a Happy New Year with the hope that you will have many blessings in the year to come.

Out with the old, in with the new: may you be happy the whole year through. Happy New Year!

-IBL

busuyi44:
Escrow is also allowed through Mcleo007

OK sir. You can count on us to deliver. Thanks

At OP, I understand your situation but you went a bit far labeling people what that are not, especially considering you were offered a refund at some point. The communication might not be forthright, but the name-calling is unnecessary as its merely a dispute and not a case of theft.

About the multiple changes with the information passed on to you regarding the status of your item, the fault may not necessarily be from Omotosyl or his brother as what he tells you at each time might be what the shipper fed him. And being not privy to first hand information, it is what the shipper tells him he'd tell you.

In a nutshell, I urge both parties to work this out.

Thanks.

Xtfield:
This service proposal is good but you can do a little more to make it more attractive. Think insurance. Talk to a few insurance companies so buyers and sellers can have the option of insuring their goods against theft, damage or fire while in transit.

Thanks for this, sir. We'd see to it.