Pidginwhisper:
Uliyaah dash me, you know say i miss you.

Sanchez01:

Look at it this way;

1. He prolly doesn't know the cost of an original NIKE sneakers because I doubt he would be comfortable buying an original for 12k.
2. He ASKED the seller from the outset that he wanted an ORIGINAL and he was assured he'll get one.
3. The seller lied knowing the NIKE is a clone but still claimed they were original anyways. THAT'S DECEPTION.
4. That we all love quality does not mean we all know brands and prices.
5. That you ordered from her and found it to be good does not mean it isn't a clone.

The point is, the buyer asked he wanted an original. "Oh, sorry. You can't get a decent, original NIKE sneakers for a starting price of $150. These are clones and they are not bad either. As a matter of fact, it is difficult to tell them apart from the original on the feet." If I was a seller of such product, that would be my response to anyone who comes to me asking if my clones are original.

Either of two things would play out in the end; "oh, okay. Thanks for your honesty. I wanted original and thought yours were" OR "I sincerely appreciate your honesty. Let me order one for a start and see the quality. If I am convinced, I'll other another for my wife." It would have been very easy and smooth but she lied for what purpose?

Just because you patronised her and think the quality is decent does not absolve her of deception here. Nothing stops an aggrieved buyer of this nature from getting a full refund instead of bragging that money isn't your problem when you probably have spent 2k plus off the money and given the original seller his or her own actual cost.

I was once swindled in this manner at a sharp Igbo man shop who sold me a cloned LG home theatre as original for the price of an original. The dude thought he could run me street and said I am not subject to a refund as stated on his receipt. It wasn't until soldiers got to his shop to pick him that he started referring to me as his best friend.

Some buyers are just ignorant or unaware of market trends. That does not make them foolish or dumb. I believe the fellow has learnt from this episode. For the clowns pitching their tent with the deceptive seller and blaming the buyer for being greedy, ask yourself if this issue would have come up if the seller outrightly stated that the products were clones.

TheLoanGuy:
Anything Una like make Una talk about Anuoreangel.
We'll still patronise her, I'm sure he didn't inform y'all on this thread he still went to buy a Fake Original Nike for 30k, claiming he got a genuine Nike. I laugh.

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Bobbyunitedfc:
I beg u guys, anybody living in Lagos but about to move out of his or apartment should please kindly mention me, a mini flat or 2bedroom, please save me from these selfish agents in Lagos, I beg u guys

iamoyindamola:

Wait the ekene guy scammed you
Why haven't you call him out

yehmy:
Days of Twitter u don't even need police report just copy cbn but since they request for police report get one or if you have an insider in the bank it will come easy nd dt person will come begging, one of my guy wey dem scam for nysc redeploy parol... Come see as the thief dey use d money beg am back

Holluwahgbenga:
hahaha omo ogun...try the cbn stuff first never apply ijebu way

Femiblacky:



It is well, money gone with the winds

Bobbyunitedfc:

Police asked me to bring 30k for report, to recover 100k I just weak, happened about 6months ago, the guy blocked me on all channels, do I still stand a chance since it happens a while back

nonny400:

uliyaah:
There are even different grades of Chinese clone shoes.
These I attached are higher quality that can pass for original, real pictures... I never ever lie to a customer they're original, I'll tell them it's high quality imitation from China, if they appreciate the truth, fine, if they don't, they will go and meet another seller that will most likely sell same quality imitation to them, for the price of original

I try to say this to some sellers around me, customer trust should be more important than sales, the first will bring you much more higher sales eventually.

zarakikenpa:
Some sellers here get mind o! Items we are seeing korokoro wey don die finish, they are advertising them as 'almost new' 'rarely used'. I shock when I see some chairs recently... �

yehmy:
does not matter u will get a refund if he wants his account back

4lorunsho:



Did you send the money via bank and there's narration on it

Sanchez01:

This is misinformation at its highest. I wanted to keep quiet over this but misinforming people about possible refunds when you have been scammed is not only hilarious but unbelievable and it makes me wonder whether or not you've experienced it up close before.

If you are scammed by an someone, the best you can do is to call their bank and share details of the transaction. This won't help you get a refund. As a matter of fact, banks are not authorised to carry out transactions from customers' accounts without authorisation or permission from either the customer or the government and some of its agencies.

At best, a bank can assist prevent the recipient or scammer from using the account until they visit one of the bank's branch but you will need to go all out to be able to do this.

Banks like Kuda and a few others issue disclaimers and make you confirm you could be sending money to a scammer, particularly for non-beneficiaries. The moment you confirm the transaction and it is sent, you are on your own from thereon out.

It is worse when the recipient has withdrawn the money already. So long you initiated the transaction from your end and confirm that the account number tallies with the account name before sending, there's little or nothing the bank can do to help you realise a refund. For transactions over a million Naira, the EFCC can step in and do all the waka on your behalf. If the money in question is in the range of 50k - 500k or 800k, the police through legal means can place a post no debit (PND) on the person's account.

Before falling victim to a fraud, do your due diligence, insist on escrow, where possible or require a physical meeting.

mike56:
Scan frost washing machine

Selling mine for 50k

Ikoyi