Investment › Re: I'll Pay You N100,000 If You Can Teach Me How To Earn $10 by Paystack(op): 9:22pm On Oct 15, 2023 |
Heavysun: I will be blocked if I post things here message me Lol See this one 😂 |
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Investment › Re: I'll Pay You N100,000 If You Can Teach Me How To Earn $10 by Paystack(op): 6:46pm On Oct 15, 2023 |
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Crime › Re: Has My Fcmb Account Been Compromized? by Paystack(f): 1:08pm On Oct 15, 2023 |
This should be 100% and inside Job from the bank
The reason why you didn't get any OTP is because the banker didn't set your card to be 3D authenticated
They can remove or add that feature
If your card is 3D authenticated then you receive OTP if not you won't necessarily receive and the card will use address or location bases verification with your IP (Ip of person making the purchase) |
Investment › Re: Stripe Accounts And How It Works For Nigerians Using It For Their Online Busine by Paystack(f): 1:00am On Oct 14, 2023 |
PortlegEcom1: Stripe Accounts and How it Works for Nigerians Using It for Their Online Businesses and Twitter Payouts(Now known as X).
We thought that when Stripe bought Paystack, Nigerians could enjoy their services, but it was worse than expected.
Stripe is not officially allowed in Nigeria, but as always, Nigerians have found ways to access it.
Today, Twitter (now known as X) has enabled Nigerians to earn from their Revenue Share programs. Nigerians can earn good money when they post and receive replies on Twitter, provided they qualify for it. They can now receive payments through Stripe, even though it's unfortunately not officially allowed in Nigeria.
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Web Market › Re: Who Can Help With Payment Gateway? by Paystack(f): 12:59pm On Oct 13, 2023 |
Vawulenceee: I just said I can ay more if my request could be gotten. You can still use Paystack with it bro. |
Web Market › Re: Who Can Help With Payment Gateway? by Paystack(f): 5:49am On Oct 13, 2023 |
Vawulenceee: I need someone that can help with a payment gateway system for receiving payment automatically from an investment website as flutterwave, paystack and budpay are all against investment in Nigeria.
I'm ready to pay N10,000 for this help or information please.
I know there are a countless of them out there that works for investment program but I've not been able to lay hands on any.
And I'm ready to pay more if you can help with the setup. Information you're looking for is more than 10k unfortunately. |
Programming › Re: Android Virtual Device by Paystack(f): 7:51pm On Oct 12, 2023 |
It makes sense. |
Programming › Re: Can Clone Websites I Designed Be Used On My Portfolio Site? by Paystack(f): 2:48pm On Oct 06, 2023 |
Use your knowledge you've gained from cloning those site to build something unique.
Don't be lazy! |
Romance › Re: BA Pilot Fired After Snorting Coke Off Topless Women In Joburg (PICS) by Paystack(f): 4:12pm On Sep 28, 2023 |
Ironically I just finished watching the Movie Flight were similar stuff happened  |
Programming › Re: Please, is this okay for a learner? by Paystack(f): 8:27pm On Sep 09, 2023 |
captainbangz: Good day seniors and fellow colleagues in learning. lol. I have seen lots of developers on here criticize some Devs for committing projects from tutorials on maybe YouTube to their GitHub repo.
How about pushing completed challenges on like say front-end mentor, at least, pending when I'll have personal projects I have executed? Don't take most people's take here seriously 😂 There's only a handful of people here you should listen to... Those telling you not to commit your code on GitHub don't have any job or haven't actually built anything themselves. As long as you're learning something from those tutorials please commit your code 😂 It's your _fucking code you typed yourself |
Programming › Re: Like How Much Should You Charge Clients For Crypto Discord Moderator Job? by Paystack(f): 1:28am On Sep 08, 2023 |
I still never understand how discord works till now.  |
Education › Re: Akeem Babalola, UNILAG Lecturer, Accused Of Raping 20-year-old Undergraduate by Paystack(f): 8:03pm On Sep 06, 2023 |
jeff1607: He looks guilty? Like seriously
Pray a lady doesn't accuse you wrongly one day If she's wrong I'll do everything in my power to make sure she pays |
Education › Re: Akeem Babalola, UNILAG Lecturer, Accused Of Raping 20-year-old Undergraduate by Paystack(f): 7:10pm On Sep 06, 2023 |
He looks guilty
Any accused lecturer in a Nigerian university is 99% of the time guilty. |
Programming › Re: Yahoo To Tech Pipeline: A Good Or Bad Move For The Nigerian Tech Industry? by Paystack(f): 6:04am On Sep 06, 2023 |
DataAlchemist: Bros it's a wrong move, there are also young struggling boys in tech, and despite the social pressure they face, they chose not to venture into fraud, these are the ones that needs empowerment, not stupid folks that got into crime cos of greed. They ventured into fraud at will, so why do they have to need someone else guidance to quit? they got into fraud through peer pressure, or social pressure, but they can't get into tech through that same peer/social pressure? Not everyone is a maverick... Some people need guidance, a mentor and a positive figure in their lives. If I become very successful, I'll do exactly what that person is doing. He never said anywhere if he helps those yahoo boys to stop scamming people he won't help other people too who don't participate or haven't started fraud. It's just a matter of time before the so called innocent ones switch. |
Programming › Re: Yahoo To Tech Pipeline: A Good Or Bad Move For The Nigerian Tech Industry? by Paystack(f): 3:39pm On Sep 05, 2023 |
Viicfuntop: Thank you so so much for your response 🥺🥺🥺. I have been worried sick about it. I believe it’s intentional. I have never received a cryptic (the #######) message from them before and the dummy dummy confirmed it. I believe you have something programming knowledge as I have seen. Is this something a software engineer is capable of doing or a customer representative. Thank you so much 🥺
Actually I am allowed to escalate to NITDa. This is basically unlawful processing of customer’s data I believe a customer representative has the ability to send you a message. Engineers won't have time sending you such message unless the engineer in question knows you personally. |
Programming › Re: Yahoo To Tech Pipeline: A Good Or Bad Move For The Nigerian Tech Industry? by Paystack(f): 1:59pm On Sep 05, 2023 |
Viicfuntop: Thank you. I am just worried about my data in the wrong hands. I would be grateful if you reply. So I have been using Globacom for 3 years. Over the last one year, I have had a back and forth with Globacom regarding some issues from their own end. I have had to involve NCC multiple times in the past for my complaint to be resolve. Last Wednesday, my number was restricted from making calls. I wasn’t too bothered about it until last Friday. I decided to send an official mail to globacom as I was unable to even make a call to them.
I copied NCC in the mail stating the issue. In summary I told them they had no right to bar/restrict my line without a prior notification. This particular customer representative replied my mail directly to NCC (As in Dear NCC instead of Dear Viicfuntop). The rep directed NCC to advise me to recharge my line as I had low airtime. I was confident the restriction message was not because of low airtime. I went on to buy airtime just to be sure and I waited for two hours before trying to call out. The restriction was was still there. I took a screenshot and attached it to my next mail with NCC still in company and this particular customer rep again told ncc to advise me to recharge my line. At this point, I was pissed. I sent another mail to the mail showing them that i had more than enough credit to call for three hours. I attached another evidence but I didn’t get a reply. Another representative replied me on Sunday. My nin is not properly linked to my number. Last year, most of the telecom companies sent out a ussd code for linking individual’s NIN to their number. I didn't know mine was not Linked properly. It’s doesn’t justify the restriction though.
This is where I need your opinion. On Saturday, I received a cryptic message from globacom sms thread but I didn’t take it serious. Around 1:00 AM today, from globacom’s sms thread, I was called a dummy twice and i was migrated to another plan. I found it weird. In the three years I have been using globacom, I have never received any message that was not official. If I didn’t have this issue with globacom, I wouldn’t take ITV serious. My friend who’s a software engineer said it might be a mistake from the engineer. Apparently when software engineers are testing a new product, they use dummy as a term but the engineer probably forgot to toggle something off Another friend on the other side who is a network engineer said it’s impossible for globacom to make such mistake. Worse case scenario, they use test test or another phrase. It’s highly unlikely that Will happen. He said the dummy statement might be an insult from the customer representative that attended to me initially. Engineers never talk to customer but I don’t think a customer care representative will have the technical expertise to modify a text from the sms thread to a customer.
I’m conflicted between these two opinions. It’s too coincidental to be ignored. Eventually if my other friend was right, then that’s data breach from globacom. We have a new update to our data protection law in Nigeria. This person literally has my data in their database. I checked with five other glo customer users. No one received the cryptic message and the dummy statement if indeed it was a software engineering mistake from their end. I have attached evidence for your peruse. Thank you. Is it indeed an error?
Apologies for the long read. I just want to know if it is worth escalating. Thank you. Well... It's doesn't look like an error to me I doubt Glo will ever make such error since messages via that medium is usually automated unless you had a conversation with a representative and they send you a customized message. It seems intentional but I'm not sure there's much you can do. You can try tagging them on social media like Twitter and complain to them what happened. If you try calling them to explain it's same customer reps who's going to pick the phone and they won't be able to do much but tel you it's a mistake. WaitSecond look at it, it does look like a mistake and some sort of error. I can see the message before the dummy dummy text was kind of incomplete due to some errors or something... That one usually happens... It's not new for service providers to send incomplete text What's new is then using Dummy Dummy as placeholder for error response  |
Programming › Re: Yahoo To Tech Pipeline: A Good Or Bad Move For The Nigerian Tech Industry? by Paystack(f): 1:12pm On Sep 05, 2023 |
Viicfuntop: Hello Paystack. I hope you’re well. Please I need an advice regarding a matter. May I go ahead Alright. |
Programming › Re: Yahoo To Tech Pipeline: A Good Or Bad Move For The Nigerian Tech Industry? by Paystack(f): 8:19pm On Sep 04, 2023 |
KrazyDave16: First question is stupidly simple: most foreigners I've met assume I am one when I mention my nationality.
Second - I know.
Third - bold of you to assume I'd blindly trust anyone, let alone one person to access company funds without approval from several parties.
Fourth - I know, but when it comes to criminals who cause others pain to ease theirs and/or for the fun of it, I got no empathy for them.
Fifth - oh I might alright, but I'm not supporting criminals. Don't care if they fell to peer pressure or whatever, not doing it. Those who kept a clear head and succeeded, are they fools?
Also, I'd rather hire an ex-con than a fraudster that hasn't done time. At least with the former, one can make decisions based on their records, compared to the latter with no record, but some assurance from some local celebrity that some people think is more than enough and shouldn't be questioned. Well... Na ur opinion  Maybe that's why you're not in any position to render meaningful help or make any positive change. |
Programming › Re: Yahoo To Tech Pipeline: A Good Or Bad Move For The Nigerian Tech Industry? by Paystack(f): 7:29pm On Sep 04, 2023 |
KrazyDave16: Funny thing is he thinks since they're young, it'd be easier to change their mindset and make em to be responsible. Peer pressure he thinks they fall into while young still exists in adults. Also, seen the testimonials about some of his works in the tech space, and I have to say his popularity is giving those kids an edge, cos even those saying they support this won't have a fraudster working in their company, and even if they do, with lots of supervision and restrictions that'd make said person feel unwelcome and unproductive in the long run How would u even know someone is a fraudster before hiring them? Fraudster is different from ex convicts my bro. That innocent person u hired today might start stealing company funds tomorrow lol. Everyone deserves a second chance. When you become rich and successful... Enjoy your wealth alone and don't try sponsoring anyone or making any change. |
Programming › Re: Yahoo To Tech Pipeline: A Good Or Bad Move For The Nigerian Tech Industry? by Paystack(f): 6:35pm On Sep 04, 2023 |
InteliJ: You just said it all!
I think the convener wants to benefit from the ministry of information plan to equip 1million people with tech skills.
He's doing well with his chess in slums outreach but this particular outreach doesn't make sense.
Funny thing is that iyin aboyeji is in support of this like when he was the cofounder of flutterwave he will employ an ex convict or a former fraudster to work for his company.
Crime has consequences, as a country we should let that be in our subconscious mind.
This country is like this because we have showed in the past that crime pays and its lucrative Someone like you can never run a successful business or anything else. As if you're a perfect being or void of crime Many Yahoo boys today are young boy's usually carried away by social pressure and things they see If someone is able to guide them and help them nurture their skills to good use then the country will be a better place. It will be far better than allowing them to scam all their lives Yes! Some people can scam without getting caught their entire lives... Karma sometimes is bullshit... u can see that from your leaders who have been scamming u their whole tenure. This thing they're doing even if it won't make some who enroll change their ways... they're sure going to save some people and help them change and that's what matters If out of 100 , 30 change Then your old grandma at home has 30 less Yahoo boys to worry about calling her and tricking her into sending her bank private details |
Programming › Re: Yahoo To Tech Pipeline: A Good Or Bad Move For The Nigerian Tech Industry? by Paystack(f): 6:28pm On Sep 04, 2023 |
InteliJ: I was scrolling twitter this morning and I stumbled on this.
What's your thoughts? Is it a good move or a bad one and why do you think so.
Let's discuss How can it be a bad move? Would u prefer they scam their entire lives? Surely some will still go back to their old ways why some will stick to the genuine and new legit way. Either ways... they've helped saved at least one person After all a Legit Tech bro today can be a Yahoo Boy tomorrow. |
Celebrities › Re: Prince Harry, Leonardo Dicaprio, Selena Gomez, Tyga Watched Messi Play In LA by Paystack(f): 10:35am On Sep 04, 2023 |
They came to watch soccer not Messi  |
Politics › Re: So Na Igbo Man Put Us For Dis Mess According To Reno Omokri by Paystack(f): 1:11am On Sep 04, 2023 |
Sounds like bots communicating |
Programming › Re: Jesus!!!! No Nigerian Dev Can Build This Type Of Website by Paystack(f): 10:55am On Sep 03, 2023 |
It's not as difficult as u think. |
Programming › Re: Create A Todo App With React, Node JS And Mysql Using Sequelize And Pagination by Paystack(f): 4:21am On Sep 03, 2023 |
kemi72: Yeah, there are requirements for that. I've personally seen an interview assessment question with that requirement. Also to help people understand that if you can apply to a to-do app, you can apply it to just about anything. Good answer. It's one of the fastest answer. |
Programming › Re: Urgent Work For A Good And Legit Programmer by Paystack(f): 3:08am On Sep 02, 2023 |
120k can't get this done You'll certainly get a mediocre job you'd end up regretting I doubt anyone would code this from scratch for such peanuts amount... A nulled script will be used for your project as legit scripts cost more than your budget not to talk of host fees and workmanship. 120k is like $120  |
Programming › Re: My Django Project by Paystack(f): 8:47pm On Sep 01, 2023 |
zico730: The correct link is peterisaiah.pythonanywhere.com/list I am still working on it. To be sincere this is trash Just bootstrapped boilerplates pasted everywhere Not even sure you know what you're doing You can't get a job with this unless your relative owns the company you sent your application |
Programming › Re: My Django Project by Paystack(f): 3:06pm On Sep 01, 2023 |
This is just a NavBar |
Programming › Re: How To Use React Router Navigation by Paystack(f): 8:07am On Sep 01, 2023 |
chukwuebuka65: If that is so , you criticize constructively. But I am even more concerned that he has other topics as well but with no engagements. All his posts are topics which means he has not participated on any others person’s thread. Makes me wonder the kind of personality behind the account and his purpose here, whether he cares about engagements with his post. He doesn't care. It's a form of SEO and he's building backlinks... He doesn't give a _fuck about your engagement or whatever.... Nairaland has high DA and google would think perhaps his website is relevant this one people are citing his post. They may then rank him higher above other blogs with similar keywords or topics in search engine results. |
Programming › Re: Can You Do This? by Paystack(f): 10:57pm On Aug 28, 2023 |
donsheddy1: Can you develop something similar or do you have an Idea of a script that can do this? https://eslide.com Drop your comments with your whatsapp or skype ID This website doesn't do anything per se. It's just a static site that acts like a landing page and service showcase page. You can even replicate this with a Wordpress builder Thee website itself was built with Wordpress... But the Developer have hid theme they used. I can see Gravity forms and Advanced video embedder plugins there |
Programming › Re: As A Programmer What Other Side Hustle Are You into As U Are Yet To Land A Job by Paystack(f): 9:41pm On Aug 28, 2023 |
chim14: With how much salary? Abeg make this fool no make me laugh. Are they share holders there? Is the company trading on Nigeria Stock Exchange? Do dey get 10 naira per 2 million transactions on the platform per day? Answer is capital NO.
When I say you are a fool. God has already signed it in heaven and whatever I say sticks once u antagonize me. So better just know urself. The more u respond the more foolish u become in realtime, whether u believe it or not. You're putting too much effort in ur replies. Why do you feel I take what u say serious? |