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ibroh22:
Thanks pls send to ,,,,u don't want to use the mail I use to register here,dats y i am sending this one,jah bless

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badoutyn:
Thanks for this.God bless you.

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Shygal:
I JUST SENT YOU AN EMAIL. THANKS

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We're still giving out the FREE Cover Letter Template.

Are you interested in the business of supplying agric raw materials like maize, palm oil, groundnut, wheat, etc. to companies, I will send you a FREE guide from which you'll get all the information you need to start this highly profitable business. The business is straight forward and does not require a lot of capital.

DOWNLOAD it from my signature!

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odiagabros:
Thanks boss

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Sent, but please stop dropping your email addresses here. Send me an email. The next persons who post their emails here, I will not send them them the template.

odiagabros:
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You can check your email. Others, please don't post your email address here. Send me an email instead.

kosite2005:
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As an applicant, one of the things you can do to standout from other applicants and get noticed by the employer is to accompany your CV or resume with a targeted, well-written and persuasive cover letter. That's the reason I always encourage applicant to write a cover letter for every position they are applying for, whether or not it's required by the employer.

I for one, if you send your CV to me without a cover letter, I won't open it. And I believe most employers would do the same.

A good cover letter should:

1. be personalized
2. be specific to your job application
3. emphasize your skills, qualification and experience
4. help your CV standout from a stack of other CVs and get you noticed by the employer
5. and ultimately, win you an interview

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It's 100% FREE, So you have no reason not to get it, even though you do not need it now.

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I think 7.5% is fair enough. Some people collect as much as 30% commission. If you know where to source for cheap products, the commission wouldn't be a problem.

daddyrich:
Have you done the cost and profit analysis. If you take 7.5% how much percentage profit will the supply after delivery?

Value of LPO. For example, if you're supplying a product of N10,000,000, the Value of the LPO is N10,000,000. I hope it's clear now? I have reduced it to 7.5%.

taiwoakin:
10% of what exactly.

Would You Like To Supply Agricultural Raw Materials To Companies? I can help you get an LPO, in your name or in your company's name, to supply any of the following products to reputable FMCG companies here in Nigeria:

1. Palm Oil

2. Palm Kernel Oil

3. Maize

4. Sorghum

5. Millet

6. Soybeans

7. Groundnut

8. Rubber

9. Cocoa

10. Wheat

My commission is only 7.5% of the value of the LPO (Local Purchase Order), payable immediately I deliver the LPO to you.

If you're interested, call me on 08104502652 (Serious Calls Only).

If you know where to source for these products in large quantity and cheap price, and have some idle fund that you're not using at the moment, this is an opportunity for you to grow it, without taking a lot of risks. It's by far safer than MMM or any other ponzi scheme.

NOTE: I can only process 10 LPOs this month of May. So, if you miss it, you'll have to wait till June.

Monteriza Enterprises specializes in helping farmers find buyers for their products.

If you produce or deal in any of the following products:

1. Palm Oil

2. Palm Kernel Oil

3. Maize

4. Sorghum

5. Millet

6. Soybeans

7. Groundnut

8. Rubber

9. Cocoa

10. Wheat

11. Cassava

Contact us on 08104502652 and we'll help you get companies that will buy up all your products, in exchange for a little commission.

But before you call, make sure that:

1. You are the real owner of the product. We do not deal with middlemen.

2. The price you're quoting is a reasonable and what is obtainable in the market. Don't come and tell us that your own maize is N800 per kg, when the same is being sold in the market for N400 per kg. We prefer lower prices.

3. You have the product in large quantity.

4. You are willing to make the supply to the buyer's location. Majority of our buyers are companies and they prefer the products to be delivered to them.

5. You are willing to deliver before payment. We deal directly with companies and these companies will not pay you before delivery. Most of them pay immediately after delivery. Others take about a month. But one thing is certain, you'll definitely get paid.

If you're a businessman, you can also take advantage of this opportunity, on the conditions that:

1. You know where to source for the aforementioned products in very large quantities and at very competitive price.

2. You have the capital to purchase and deliver the product to the company.

If you know where to source for these products in large quantity and cheap price, and have some idle fund that you're not using at the moment, this is an opportunity for you to grow it, without taking a lot of risks. It's by far safer than MMM or any other ponzi scheme.

The number to call is 08104502652 (Serious Calls Only)

That's the major problem here. Believing that every job is gotten based on who you know. Yes, for government jobs, 95% is based on connection. But does the same apply to the private sector? Apparently, NO. Improve on yourself, work on your CV, search for job opportunities the right way and in the right places, prepare well for interviews and aptitude tests and you'll be amazed at the outcome.

idee91:
1.lack of connection

If I start to talk...........

I hope it was helpful?