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mickey4tutorial:
Hello guys! I am already established in scrap scavenging business, I have my push cart and I make a minimum of N3000 per outing. My relations did not support me doing the business but I like the business because of it's profitablity, green nature and freedom of work.

Recently, my relations offered to open a new POS business which I am reluctantly doing. The POS business is not yielding money much as compared with the scavenging Business.

It seems they are forcing the business on me. Should I continue with my scavenging business and ignore their advice?

Densamo2024:
I do POS for a living since last year.
I started with a Loan of N100k from Easy buy. At the first to third month I was making minimum N2000 a day. But entering the fourth monthn, I have established a strong customer base and build relationship with my customers. I make minimum N10,000 to N15,000 a day. I save atleast N150,000 above monthly after expenses.

Pos is a big business if you're in a strategic location with business people and passers-by , e.g Market place, popular junctions and busy streets.


My business is currently worth N1.5m

My rent is N300k, my house is furnished and I dress well and expensive.

Proudly a Pos man at 33.

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Densamo2024:
I do POS for a living since last year.
I started with a Loan of N100k from Easy buy. At the first to third month I was making minimum N2000 a day. But entering the fourth monthn, I have established a strong customer base and build relationship with my customers. I make minimum N10,000 to N15,000 a day. I save atleast N150,000 above monthly after expenses.

Pos is a big business if you're in a strategic location with business people and passers-by , e.g Market place, popular junctions and busy streets.


My business is currently worth N1.5m

My rent is N300k, my house is furnished and I dress well and expensive.

Proudly a Pos man at 33.

Ebubu6:
Is he a sickle cell boy ? Find out his blood GENOTYPE not blood group. And find out his HIV status.

Sickle cell people and HIV people can be prone to it.

Hope he doesn't drink alcohol or smoke? If he does, let him stop it.

Take him to hospital, let him take LIVOLYN FORTE CAPSULE every day and also some antiviral agents a hospital will recommend for him.

SavageResponse:
This Abakiliki boy, since when did you become a doctor?

mickey4tutorial:
is 1500 on average

Densamo2024:
I do POS for a living since last year.
I started with a Loan of N100k from Easy buy. At the first to third month I was making minimum N2000 a day. But entering the fourth monthn, I have established a strong customer base and build relationship with my customers. I make minimum N10,000 to N15,000 a day. I save atleast N150,000 above monthly after expenses.

Pos is a big business if you're in a strategic location with business people and passers-by , e.g Market place, popular junctions and busy streets.


My business is currently worth N1.5m

My rent is N300k, my house is furnished and I dress well and expensive.

Proudly a Pos man at 33.

Seniorwriter:
Do both.

Use two to three weeks to have a full scope of the POS biz then employ a personnel.

Seniorwriter

Catechizm:
Na the scavenging wey I know say aboki mai bolaa dey do you dey talk about abi there's a rebranded and more refined version?

lsoul:
pos business you will sit down while doing it, no much stress. while the other you will be walking long distance, fatigue, stress, you would spend more money on food or drugs(pain killers)

Ebubu6:
Is he a sickle cell boy ? Find out his blood GENOTYPE not blood group. And find out his HIV status.

Sickle cell people and HIV people can be prone to it.

Hope he doesn't drink alcohol or smoke? If he does, let him stop it.


He's AS n HIV NEGATIVE❎

Take him to hospital, let him take LIVOLYN FORTE CAPSULE every day and also some antiviral agents a hospital will recommend for him.

PexinPikin:
Please guys my uncle's son who happens to b my senior z hepatitis b positive, he has been on medication for over a year now but nothing seem to be changing. He always complain of hotness of d body, irregular heart beat, joint pains, weakness n so on. Please family z dia any one dat know or av remedy for diz sickness. Please help us out. It breaks my heart seeing him go through all these. He's too nice n young for this.

Pootle:
create a topic on health section to know more

Densamo2024:
I do POS for a living since last year.
I started with a Loan of N100k from Easy buy. At the first to third month I was making minimum N2000 a day. But entering the fourth monthn, I have established a strong customer base and build relationship with my customers. I make minimum N10,000 to N15,000 a day. I save atleast N150,000 above monthly after expenses.

Pos is a big business if you're in a strategic location with business people and passers-by , e.g Market place, popular junctions and busy streets.


My business is currently worth N1.5m

My rent is N300k, my house is furnished and I dress well and expensive.

Proudly a Pos man at 33.

PexinPikin:
Ok sir
But I not done that before
I don't know how to go about it but I try for his sake

Pootle:
click on health, then click on create a new topic......try add images so it can hit the fronght page and a wider audience