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I've been into ''USED CLOTHING & FOOT-WARE
BUSINESS'' here in Togo for quite sometime now
but in small scale,However,am presently
planning on expanding it. From my knowledge,
used clothing would require less capital to start
up than foot-ware though depending on the
country and quality. I've made a couple
enquiries and learnt it would cost ($25,000)
equivalent to (N4,600,000) to import a forty feet
(40ft) container,this includes ordering,shipping
charges and clearing fee,delivery is within three
weeks (3wks). Personally I don't want to go with
the amount above,I have asked a friend to help
me with his consignments' invoice to be very
sure of the total amount involved.
From my observations,its quite lucrative and
most interestingly,it all gets SOLD within a week
because of the huge number of customers from
Nigeria,Ghana,Cameroon and nearby countries.
The key reason of posting this article is to get a
partner to join hands with,We both will be
responsible for the funding and sharing of the
returns,though this would discussed in greater
details. So you are interested,feel free to
contact me:+28893407888,
+28898959868(whatsapp) and
Kennetho2010@gmail.com. Many thanks.

For you to be successful in importation business and to avoid being duped by any foreign seller, you must have an adequate knowledge of:
Import operations.
Import management.
Import documentations.
Methods of payment in import business e.g Letter of Credit (L/C)
For more information, check out these links:
http://tectono..com/2014/09/nigeria-business-review-in-conjunction_6.html
http://tectono..com/2014/09/nigeria-business-review-in-conjunction.html

Thanks, in regards of your advice I've been in the game for quite some time now,infact,I have imported behalf of a friend with my personal company name.

Tectono:
For you to be successful in importation business and to avoid being duped by any foreign seller, you must have an adequate knowledge of:
Import operations.
Import management.
Import documentations.
Methods of payment in import business e.g Letter of Credit (L/C)
For more information, check out these links:
http://tectono..com/2014/09/nigeria-business-review-in-conjunction_6.html
http://tectono..com/2014/09/nigeria-business-review-in-conjunction.html