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mayorall: I reduce my price once I get a competitor or add gifts. I promise anyone who bring customers % that won't give me problem. The money will actually come from the buyer.I believe this is a strategy that works in a lot of sectors. Does it work for you? |
Very much so. ASUU victims are welcome. |
I don't think they are making a profit yet. I think they are after market domination - and my reasons for thinking this is that they are in the same business in at least 3 African countries. I might be wrong, but I think this is their plan - Advertise the service heavily and get everyone to know about it & use it. - Beat competitors, dominate the market by making people familiar and comfortable with their service - Improving the service and offer customers what they want for free (big database of items in Nigeria for sale) - Introduce paid adverts after all this is completed - to recoup investment. I think they can afford to take the first 4 steps above without any revenue because they have outside investment. Thus they are spending now, to by a share of the market now in the hopes that they make money from the large market share in the future. |
"Politicians Face" And then for adverts, you could say : "I use Politicans Face to clean ..., do you?" ![]() |
This is NOT an invite for unsolicited ads, and anyone who does that would be banned. But do unsolicited SMS messages work? Has any business being transformed by customer interest, but just sending out random SMS messages to unknown people? I ask because a lot of businesses seem to be buying/pushing the service, but all I hear from the consumer side is complaints regarding unsolicited messages. Is it that businesses are not listening to their customers, or are we used to pressing on without adjusting marketing strategy to available results? |
But death is equal and opposite to birth. We should be as open and prepared for death, as we are to birth - as long as both events are timely. So the coffin maker can rely on nature to bring him business :-) |
So her being female makes the crime deserving of special treatment? |
Contact person : Chizoba Phone : 07066544974 08032959694 Address : 170 ,Agege Motor Road, Mushin, Lagos, Nigeria Category : Medical Equipment Dealers Products : Crutches, Hearing Aids, Hospital Equipments (From VConnect) |
onlyme07: Thumbs up OP..you can't blame those guys who cursed you,that's a sign of poverty on the land. I wonder how long it would take you to exhaust 780k if you ran away with it. Though,big cash to some folks but the token reward and blessing afterwards is the most important thing which you have recieved. God bless you for shutting the guts of the whites who think we are all scammers..He should blame them jor. If we continue to turn a blind eye to gross misconduct, we fail to break the cycle, and our children suffer for it. Blame them, and let us stop condoning greed and give ourselves a chance to grow as a nation. |
Wow!!! Very rarely do you get an update on a Nairaland advice question. Well done for doing the right thing! There is still hope for Nigeria with citizens who are being the change they want to see. This has restored my faith in humanity, well done! |
Why not devise a plan to package the cucumbers (maybe by vacuum packing hem - see: http://www.cucumbergrowers.co.uk/news/articles/why-are-my-cucumbers-shrink-wrapped) and approach supermarkets like Shoprite to take them all off you? |
@50calibre: Lol, but I don't pretend to be materially wealthy. I am poor o. I am very poor and I can admit it because I'm happyyyyyyy |
50calibre: You are suffering from the white man's disease, they've inflicted you with their " little or no future ambition " mentality.Interesting observation. Unfortunately, I don't care what the "white man" thinks. I'm not into greed games of who-has-the-biggest-assets, where individuals get fat in a deeply corrupt system. I don't care what anyone thinks, I want to live my life how I think is right. My pride is in my ideas and my potential, not my assets. I have many ventures making money for me, and I am not a slave to money or material possessions. I make money, but I'd rather see it go towards the development of my community, and into education than into expensive luxuries for myself. I love Nairaland because it helps us gain insight into the thoughts/views of Nigerians and helps us see why the country remains the same - the people. everyone thinks and acts for himself, and if the leaders are coming from this pool of people, then Nigerians are the same as their leaders and would do the same (if not worse) in their shoes. |
cheezkid: no mind them free2ryhme: Dis is simple folly qhiwegh: Poverty mindset.My choice o. Grow my own food, cut out preservatives and reduce risk of cancer. Once mans poverty mindset is another mans ethical living. |
Our people are so steeped in tribalism in this day and age. Why can't we be the change that we want to see? |
I think it depends on the individual you're dealing with, rather than the profession. Some professions might be easier to defraud customers than others, I just don't know which |
chiboy11: I don't tink insutin him wud put put a kobo in ur walet den, may b u help me audit wateva he wrote since ure MOD, dats a duty u shud ve done.Can you please highlight the insult to that I can apologise to the OP immediately? |
chris eruba: front page pls cos its for d publicI am willing to suggest it for front page if you can fix up the grammatical errors. That's all I ask. (I'm assuming you're educated?) |
wman: Guten NachtCorrect guy! Abeg, chop knuckle jor. |
This is such an interesting petition. If you can work on the presentation and grammatical errors, I think you'll have a good chance of getting a favourable response, as many are looking for business opportunities, and I can tell that this is one. If you can do this, I'll do my part by suggesting it for front page. |
"We urge Nigerians not to panic, as the world has not come to an end (yet). It is an expected solar eclipse. Please do not look at the sun directly either" |
I was in this situation a few days ago - I had some money in Nigeria I wanted to transfer abroad, but didn't want to do through the bank because of hefty fees. How my problem was solved was that I contacted people I knew, and asked them to tell somebody to tell somebody else. On a faceless forum like this, you're not likely to be taken seriously. |
You're welcome. I understand that you probably opened this thread because the other thread had about 8 pages, and if you posted it there, I might not have seen it. Perfectly understood. |
This thread highlights the problem with Nigeria. We are as bad as the politicians we despise for greed. The person who will be dishonest with N800,000 will be dishonest with N8bn. Anyone on this thread who advises that he keeps the money, and complains about electricity is the problem with Nigeria. |
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because I'm happyyyyyyy