A pricing discrepancy (sometimes referred to as a rate discrepancy) happens when a customer goes to the checkout page on your website and finds a different price than they expected for their order.

lavylilly:

NwaNimo1:
Naira is fluctuating by the minute.......



.....get a dollar paypal account.

BucketMan:
Price discrepancies in my profession as a lawyer has made it less noble. Hence the reason why they call us charge and bail. Legal agreements and contracts that should cost a client millions of naira is reduced to a paltry 20-50k because if you don't do it there are a thousand other lawyers that are ready to do the same job for even 5k.

UnimkeAk:

I PITY YOUR CLIENTS

see your understanding of the post

Rubyjade:
How do you handle price discrepancies professionally especially coming from a senior colleague

Rubyjade:
How do you handle price discrepancies professionally especially coming from a senior colleague

phemmyfour:
Confront him, it's as simple as that

AzaHub:
To survive these days you need to know how to negotiate price

CyberStick today announced the launch of the localized version of its streaming service in one of Africa’s biggest markets: Nigeria. Just as it did in their launch party 🎉 in Lekki some days back, the tech giant is attempting to boost its subscriber push in new markets like Africa by increasing its investment in local production, unveiling slates of localized originals and introducing discounted offerings to customers.

CyberStick launched in Africa in 2010 as part of its global push across more than 200 countries worldwide, bringing some serious competition to Netflix’s global plan launched that same year.

The company plans to launch in other markets like South Africa. In a TikTok video by its official account cyberstick, the company said that customers in Nigeria can stream more original TV shows and movies within its ecosystem as long as your have a HDMI port on your TV.”

According to its website, the service will cost ₦39,500, there are no trial period, no subscription and no monthly payment. Thus, for the first time, users in Nigeria will be able to watch Netflix, YouTube, Hulu and many more.

CyberStick and other streaming services such as Netflix, Disney+, Canal+ and Showmax are vying for Africa’s 2026-projected 15 million video-on-demand subscribers. According to Digital TV Research, an analytics firm, CyberStick has sold over 600,000 customers in Africa and might add 1.5 million new subscribers compared to Netflix’s 3 million subscribers in the next four years.

To gain more market share amid a streaming war for African content and eyeballs, CyberStick has been collaborating with filmmakers and content creators in Nigeria regarding the production of original and licensed content. The past couple of months has seen the service make strategic moves, such as closing theatrical outlet agreements with Anthill Studios, Inkblot Productions and Evoke Studios, hiring Insight Publicis as its creative agency.