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[quote author=Jostapo post=124963579[/quote]Pay the dispatch, collect your system. You should be thankful you got your stuff back and the dispatch was safe too.

The dispatch sef get mind dey enter those axis

These kind of decisions are better made personally

U are even putting urself in trouble bringing it online with the details you provided

ikorodu area is quite dangerous... he might be a scammer or someone that plans to do harm... count your losses and move on.. you've learnt your lesson...

In romance section??

Anyways, my advice is whatever is against the law such as taking law into your hands, don't do it.

You're putting urself at risk too.

Jostapo:
So this guy chatted me up on Whatsapp that he saw my ads on JiJi and he would like to buy one of my systems, we finalized deal and the amount he's to pay the delivery guy.

The location is from Ajah to Ikorodu where the system would be delivered and the rider charged 10k ((due to distance and cost of fuel) but I hard to beat it down 6,500 with lots begging and promise of continuous work with him.

When the rider got to the location (mowo wole junction, Oreta, igbogbo in ikorodu) he called the guy severally but he refused to pick and was later declining his calls. I try to reach him also but I realized that he has blocked me on Whatsapp and blocked my number too.

The rider was there waiting for several minutes without any sign of him coming forth. . I had to tell the guy to leave the place out of fear of being attacked because he said the area doesn't look like there's much inhabitants there and it's quiet.

Now the rider has refused to release my stuff until I pay him. . So technically, I'm the one who's gonna incur the charge just like that. 6,500 will just go like that.

I'm thinking of mobilizing some of my guys who are close to Ikorodu to fetch out this guy and teach him a very painful lesson. . I want to send his picture and number to them. I'm glad the rider is safe because from all indications he could be a kidnapper and thief or something more dangerous. . Who knows

I just want to have you guys thoughts on this. . Is the action I'm about to take too extreme? People who lives in ikorodu, how safe is that address he gave?

your joy should be that your system and despatch rider are safe. this days online buying have turned something else. even the worse part of is that people are using fake identity and fake information to order for products and their picture too fake. have seen a scenero where someone was called that his goods are ready for piickup and that his other line is not going. the guy was surprise which goods and when did he order for goods. he just jejely told the caller he is not the one and that its a wrong number or he should wait for the right person. thats how dispatch rider return goods back oh.. so situatiion like this are done by scammers impesinating other people identity to get their victims.

oga so thank God. pay the dispatch ride and count your loss. thats business.

Jostapo:
So this guy chatted me up on Whatsapp that he saw my ads on JiJi and he would like to buy one of my systems, we finalized deal and the amount he's to pay the delivery guy.

The location is from Ajah to Ikorodu where the system would be delivered and the rider charged 10k ((due to distance and cost of fuel) but I hard to beat it down 6,500 with lots begging and promise of continuous work with him.

When the rider got to the location (mowo wole junction, Oreta, igbogbo in ikorodu) he called the guy severally but he refused to pick and was later declining his calls. I try to reach him also but I realized that he has blocked me on Whatsapp and blocked my number too.

The rider was there waiting for several minutes without any sign of him coming forth. . I had to tell the guy to leave the place out of fear of being attacked because he said the area doesn't look like there's much inhabitants there and it's quiet.

Now the rider has refused to release my stuff until I pay him. . So technically, I'm the one who's gonna incur the charge just like that. 6,500 will just go like that.

I'm thinking of mobilizing some of my guys who are close to Ikorodu to fetch out this guy and teach him a very painful lesson. . I want to send his picture and number to them. I'm glad the rider is safe because from all indications he could be a kidnapper and thief or something more dangerous. . Who knows

I just want to have you guys thoughts on this. . Is the action I'm about to take too extreme? People who lives in ikorodu, how safe is that address he gave?

Pay the bike man his money and collect your system.
The bikeman has no business with the scammer.
You're the one who sent him to the scammer

Of recent,due to issues like this and the tendencies for Nigerians to be dubious,I offer only pickup service.
Do you want to purchase my products?
Come down to my outlet and pick it up.
Now,I operate a "cash-and-carry "policy in my (ecommerce) business .
Lots of scams and scammers are cropping up in the ecommerce space.

carl90:
Of recent,due to issues like and the tendencies for Nigerians to be dubious,I offer only pickup service.
Do you want to purchase my products?
Come down to my outlet and pick it up.
Now,I operate a "cash-and-carry "policy in my (ecommerce) business .
Lots of scams and scammers are cropping up in the ecommerce space.

I was surprised to read he acceptedpay on delivery, in ikorodu of all places.

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