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Sickness of immaturity and inexperience pansophist:Mr. Pansophist you totally miss the definition of jealousy being discussed. It is NOT jealousy as in "I want what he has". It is "romantic jealousy", as in feeling bad that your girl greets or smiles at another guy, or not being able to stand the thought of your girl being with another guy and always suspicious that maybe she has. Now you know the definition, let's get your two cents |
DMerciful:You still refuse to answer the question: Dealt with by WHOM? Same question arose when people were saying sky would fall if Tinubu was inaugurated - who exactly would make the sky fall?? |
DMerciful:Sooo why didn't they remove those who overthrew duly and popularly elected governments while in control of ONLY the army. In this case ALL enforcement agencies are headed by Tinubu boys who revere him for bringing them from obscurity
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Bobloco:So we're back to my initial statement - he can only leave VOLUNTARILLY! |
DMerciful:Removed by WHO? |
Very good OP, and no "click here for the rest". Kudos |
jeromestarks:Better to make it clear than be sneaking around like lots of men do. Men are monogamous by nature (remember they did not make themselves - nature did), and women are definitely NOT. Men also like being FREE. So, generally speaking, commitment favors a woman and is easy for her, while open relationship favors a man! |
Here's the entire article: Essentials of Drop Servicing: A Comprehensive Guide Posted by Christian on July 27, 2023 at 8:21 pm What is drop servicing? Drop servicing is a business model that has gained popularity recently, particularly in the online entrepreneurial space. It is a variation of the more well-known concept of “dropshipping,” but instead of selling physical products, drop servicing involves selling services. In drop servicing, the process typically works like this: Service Selection: The drop servicing entrepreneur identifies a range of services they want to offer. These services could be anything from graphic design, web development, content writing, and social media management to more specialized tasks like SEO optimization or video editing. Building a Website or Platform: The entrepreneur creates a website or platform where they can showcase these services to potential customers. This website acts as a storefront for the services they intend to offer. Outsourcing Services: Here’s where the “drop” in drop servicing comes into play. When a customer orders a service, the drop servicing entrepreneur doesn’t fulfill the service themselves. Instead, they outsource the task to a third-party freelancer or agency, often from platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, or other freelance marketplaces. Coordinating and Quality Assurance: The drop servicing entrepreneur is the middleman between the customer and the service provider. They coordinate the project, ensure it’s completed to the customer’s satisfaction, and may even add their own value by providing project management or quality assurance services. Profit: The drop servicing entrepreneur charges the customer a higher price for the service than they pay to the service provider. The difference between what the customer pays and what the entrepreneur pays to the freelancer or agency becomes the profit for the drop-servicing business. The appeal of drop servicing lies in its low startup costs and the potential for high-profit margins. As the entrepreneur doesn’t need to create the service themselves, there is no need for them to have specific skills or expertise in the field. However, effective project management, excellent customer service, and a strong network of reliable freelancers are crucial for success in this business model. Is drop servicing profitable? Like any business model, the profitability of drop servicing depends on various factors. When executed strategically with a focus on customer satisfaction and efficient service delivery, drop servicing can indeed be profitable. Here are some key points to consider: Profit Margins: Drop servicing can offer high-profit margins because the entrepreneur sets the service price higher than what they pay to the service provider. The difference between these two amounts becomes the profit. Low Overhead Costs: One of the significant advantages of drop servicing is its low startup costs. Since there’s no need to hold inventory or invest in physical products, the primary expenses are related to website development, marketing, and customer support. This cost-effectiveness contributes to potential profitability. Scalability: Drop servicing can be scaled relatively easily as the business grows. As long as there is a steady demand for the services offered, the entrepreneur can expand the range of services or collaborate with more freelancers or agencies, increasing revenue without substantial infrastructure changes. Outsourcing Efficiency: The success of drop servicing relies on the ability to find and collaborate with reliable and skilled freelancers or agencies. Establishing a strong network of service providers consistently delivering quality work can lead to more satisfied customers and repeat business. Market Demand and Competition: Profitability also depends on the demand for the services offered and the level of competition in the niche. Identifying profitable niches with less saturated markets can improve the chances of success. Customer Satisfaction: Happy customers are more likely to become repeat clients and refer others, which can lead to increased sales and profitability. Providing excellent customer service and ensuring that outsourced services meet or exceed customer expectations are critical factors in this regard. Risk Management: As with any business, drop servicing has inherent risks. For example, if a service provider fails to deliver as expected, it could lead to negative reviews or refund requests, affecting the reputation and profitability of the business. Mitigating such risks through proper project management and contingency planning is essential. Is drop servicing legal? Yes, drop servicing is legal as long as it operates within the bounds of the law and adheres to relevant regulations. Drop servicing, in essence, involves acting as an intermediary or middleman between customers and service providers, facilitating the outsourcing of services to third-party freelancers or agencies. As long as all parties involved in the transaction are operating legally and the services being offered are legitimate, there is no inherent illegality in the drop servicing business model itself. However, some important legal considerations drop servicing entrepreneurs should be aware of to ensure compliance: Service Provider Contracts: When outsourcing services to freelancers or agencies, it is essential to have clear contractual agreements in place. These contracts should outline the scope of work, payment terms, confidentiality clauses, intellectual property rights, and any other relevant terms to protect the interests of all parties involved. Customer Agreements: The terms of service for customers should also be clearly stated and accessible on the drop servicing platform or website. This agreement should include information about the services offered, pricing, refund policies, and any other relevant terms and conditions. Intellectual Property: Be cautious not to violate any copyrights, trademarks, or patents when promoting services or using content on your platform. Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to use any intellectual property others own. Taxation and Business Registration: Depending on your country or region, you may need to register your drop servicing business and comply with tax regulations. Be sure to consult with a legal or tax professional to understand your obligations in this regard. Consumer Protection Laws: Make sure your drop servicing business complies with consumer protection laws in your jurisdiction. Providing accurate information about services, honoring refund policies, and addressing customer complaints promptly and fairly are important aspects of compliance. Data Protection and Privacy: If you collect and store customer data, complying with data protection and privacy laws is essential. Ensure that you have proper data handling procedures in place and obtain consent when necessary. As with any business venture, it’s always wise to seek legal advice to ensure that your drop servicing business operates in full compliance with the laws and regulations of your specific location. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvzMHjkYxFQ |
jeromestarks:Oh sorry I didn't check your moniker. You're the dude obsessed with virgin Virgin on the brain *go back and read my modified post |
jeromestarks:False statement right off the bat. Lots of men (not all) wouldn't mind an open relationship, which most ladies would hate! |
Goalnaldo:I can bet u she's lying - trying to form experienced player. Probably just managed to finally lose her virginity. Girls are never honest about that kinda stuff. Those with very high body counts will pretend virgin! Either that or she's stylishly trying to tell you you're not the one |
Bobloco:Sooo why no Anarchy and chaos when soldiers (whom NOBODY voted for) pushed out duly and popularly elected governments?? (At least BAT is already in control - he can use any excuse to stay in power - like that the SC is compromised!) |
OKOATA:Man doth not live by bred alone |
[quote author= post=124699083]No matter how far you run, Karma will always locate you. Karma has everyone address.[/quote]Soooo, exactly when will it locate the likes of Tinubu, Buhari, IBB, etc? |
damkin24:Well I'll answer you with a question and without mentioning anyone's name: How many politicians in the history of the world have needed bullion vans (that are used by banks) to carry their own personal money?? |
OKOATA:Na u dey use all your veins talk. Opinions have nothing to do with it. My opinion is that Tinubu should not be allowed near Aso Rock. So what? I just want you people to see that all the people who could force Tinubu from office are his loyalists appointed by him and grateful to him, thus he can only leave VOLUNTARILLY. He controls ALL the enforcement powers in Nigeria. The SC has absolutely zero enforcement power. |
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IconicR:He actually meant well (actually Buhari cabal not him - he was only following orders). They wanted to forcefully increase Naira exchange rate by making Naira scarce - and at same time checkmate moneybags politicians by making the Naira they stockpiled useless. Unfortunately for them the immediate unintended consequences were unbearable for Nigerians |
Deogratiasfx:The nation is turned upside down right now, what with everyone asking for 400% pay increase, all unions planning to strike, naira in the toilet, people starving... #LetThePoorBreathe! |
doggedfighter:What was his previous moniker ![]() |
OKOATA:Funny guy. Won't be acknowledged by who? Disconnected by who? Who is "dem" that will change the finger print? People who were never elected by anyone took over the government from outside. How much more someone elected and already on the inside with his loyalists in all the key positions! |
IconicR:And even if everything is not fine soon, people should learn to adjust. Get some exercise instead of driving everywhere. You also don't need more than one car nor do you need to always on the gen. As for hunger, see below
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Deogratiasfx:He can actually rule for more than 8 years - as he did in Lagos. He is still rulling in Lagos till date! As for those judgments becoming part of our law, you forget you're in Nigeria. The very next day same court may rule the opposite in a similar case! |
Jostoman:So you agree the only way is IF he VOLUNTARILLY leaves. And if he decides that particular court is corrupt or made a mistake and later magically gets the judgement reversed?? |
So? |
Antell95:😅 You must admit they have a sense of humor |
wrongman665:Assuming they rule against him, HOW will you remove him? |
Which of these techniques did Tinubu use to sell Buhari to Nigerians? Emotions play a significant role in the selling process. 1) Building rapport and trust, as people are more likely to buy from those they feel comfortable with. 2) Tapping into customers' desires, fears, and aspirations, using emotional appeals to create a connection and establish value for the product or service being offered. 3) Social proof, or the tendency to follow the actions of others, can be leveraged by highlighting testimonials, reviews, or endorsements. 4) The concept of scarcity and urgency - creating a sense of urgency or limited availability, salespeople can prompt potential buyers to act swiftly to avoid missing out. 5) Effective communication and active listening - by understanding customers' needs, concerns, and objections, salespeople can tailor their approach and offer personalized solutions, increasing the likelihood of a successful sale. Overall, the psychology of selling is a multidimensional field that combines emotional intelligence, persuasion techniques, and understanding human behavior to influence purchasing decisions. |
Every wise person knows Tinubu is going nowhere. A better academic question worth discussing is: What happens if the SC removes Tinubu but he ignores them and continues (mis)rulling the country? |
Advertisershubs: Nigerians Are Starving.... What's The Solution Gan Gan ? by hisexcellency34: 10:53pm Christistruth03:Sooo what's the problem? Look below
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