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2buff:
I bet you have nothing against receiving no hubby priviledges until he's a hubby then.
As long as that's the pre-established agreement all is workable.

Seconded.

Really?

[quote author=Busy_body link=topic=571978.msg8288353#msg8288353 date=1304977720]TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN IN THE AUTOSECTION.

SHINE YOUR EYES.

TAKE YOUR MONEY TO A CASH AND CARRY PLACE. YOU CAN SEE FROM THE NUMEROUS SHENANIGAN ALWAYS HAPPENING HERE THAT RIGHT FROM PRE-ORDER DEALERS, TO COTONUE DEALERS, TO NIGERIAN REGISTERED DEALERS, THAT THEY ARE ALL OF QUESTIONABLE CHARACTERS AND WILL GANG UP AGAINST YOU CUSTOMERS TO SHUT YOU UP SO YOU CANNOT COMPLAIN THEY ARE NOT KNOWN AS OIL SNAKESMEN FOR NOTHING


A WORD IS ENOUGH FOR THE WISE. [/quote]Thats the only thing I know now.

At least I have done that twice this year without no drama.

Freiburger:

M M M:
both of u re fooling your self

Simply the truth.

I would give you call.

There is not there, I do more than that myself because I love cooking and food so much.

;d

oyinmio:
My candid advise is that people should buy their vehicles in Nigeria, cash and carry. I' ve bought a car in Cotonou b4 it was brought to me with a part of the wind screen broken and it was not like that when i bought it. When i wanted to buy my second car i went to western avenue, Lagos, bought the car, registered it and drove it home. No sweat. The difference in price is not worth all the stress.

I concur.