maxiuc:

Please I don't know how to purchase things online

Please can someone give me some tips

1) Visit the website you want to shop from eg Jumia or Konga

2) Select what you want to buy, Add to your cart.

3) Select more , then checkout...if its your first time you're expected to register by supplying few Info's , if not you'll login to your account to complet your purchase

4) Supply your payment details or choose pay on delivery if available

annual scam

maxiuc:

Please I don't know how to purchase things online

Please can someone give me some tips

so simple ,just open dia site (jumia,konga,jiji and amazon ..etc) tnk God u can read ,select the category of goods u want to buy e.g phones,pets,electronics,cloths,home appliances etc then locate or search for the item u want them simply follow the instructions......dassol bro www.nairaland.com/attachments/5888790_walkingspider_gif73da9af91658fdefd0d3aedad8ec8035

Good dev.

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koolswagking:
Na so dem dey talk

they would increase price prior to the one month promo, then crash it to the original price......


who dem won deceive

The previous Jumia black Friday has been fraudulent. Hope this year will be different.

okerekeikpo:
As a vendor I can't wait for the Black Friday, I need a new car this Xmas, Jumia is the new drug money

wen is d black friday

okerekeikpo:
As a vendor I can't wait for the Black Friday, I need a new car this Xmas, Jumia is the new drug money

I started my dropshipping ecommerce store last month... Bros, no be small profits enter oh. My site is down because I am rebuilding but bros, I dey come back come do my own blavk Friday sale

tripleY:
Electronic commerce (eCommerce) platform, Jumia will be giving loans of various sizes to about 60 of its vendors, as part of process targeted at lifting the sub-sector in Nigeria.

Jumia Global Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Jeremy Hodara, who disclosed this, informed that the online shopping platform has 15, 000 vendors in the country.

Against the usual two weeks of Black Friday sales, Hodara informed that Jumia will be dedicating a month for this year’s promo sales, which start soonest.

The Global CEO, who informed that Nigeria remains the largest market among the 20 countries Jumia currently has its footprints across Africa, said from last year’s Black Friday, the firm had over eight million customers, who patronized the platform during the promo, “but this year, we are targeting doubling that figure. We started preparation for this year’s own since January and we are sure that we have the capacity to do this year’s promo for a month.”

According to him, the demand is still in Nigeria despite the various economic challenges. He stressed that the Nigerian economy has indeed been very tough in the last 18 months, which had thrown up lots of unpredictable behaviour from the consumers.

Hodara, who disclosed that despite Jumia celebrating five years in Nigeria, “we have not been profitable. Despite that, we are still investing in the business in various forms. Jumia is a Nigerian company that will be here for another 100 years. We are on the long term. Nigeria is our biggest market. We are not in a hurry to make profit.

It took Amazon about 25 years before they could become profitable. But we shall remain consistent, serving the Nigerian economy thoroughly.”

He listed professionalism; needs and impact; trustworthiness as some of the criteria that Jumia will be employing to disburse loans to selected vendors.


SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/jumia-unveils-loans-for-vendors-to-boost-ecommerce-in-nigeria-plans-a-month-black-friday-promotion/

Jumia black Friday na scam...they will double the normal price of an item them put 50% discount...at the end of the day na the normal price of the item u go see dere...

I can't wait for black Friday.

yeye black friday.no be only black friday na red friday.when you add their high shipping cost join money wey you take buy d item, ego better & cheaper make u go d nearest market buy wetin u need go house

CODEEATER:


Jumia black Friday na scam...they will double the normal price of an item them put 50% discount...at the end of the day na the normal price of the item u go see dere...

Big thieves, I remember buying a bold 5 from amazon, black Friday sales.....it was really cheap spent like 10k buy and ship it down.....jumia black Friday from inception is just rubbish

RETIREDMUMU:
when i pray for someone shortcomings now

i will leave my place when they sell phones to now order for one useless phone from long distance even at the same price, ur time is up jumia, and please stop all the yeye ad i dey see every site up n dan

Profit margins on mobile phones are too low to allow lower than physical market prices, resellers make as low as N950 profit per phone.

Some other products categories allow lower prices. E.g Electronics especially LED TV. Try getting this Syinix 40 inch for this price in the market.

Black Friday my foot! At the end, they will send you substandard goods.

Sold out' go full everywhere.

hezy4real01:
Jumia de try ooo am looking forward for when they will start matchmaking

this guy funny what you mean by match making are you taking about peer to peer ponzi

Istartups:

this guy funny what you mean by match making are you taking about peer to peer ponzi

Na u talk ooo I no de oooo

Am just laughing here Open and Shine your eyes well, nothing like black Friday in Nigeria. They still want to make profits but profit ain't made during black Friday.

asgardian717:


wen is d black friday

11th November to 11th December

Ignyte:


I started my dropshipping ecommerce store last month... Bros, no be small profits enter oh. My site is down because I am rebuilding but bros, I dey come back come do my own blavk Friday sale

what do you sale on Jumia?

I love Jumia

Great

jayson87:
Which wind of change is this one talking about. Are you still having fantasies over TSTV. You better wake up from your slumber

no mind am. Tstv is dead on arrival.

asgardian717:


wen is d black friday

29th may 2019

I think by now, everyone who has been following the 'black Friday sales" thing in Nigeria will agree that our version of things is a complete scam, especially with regards to Jumia. Jumia has consistently scammed and dashed the hopes of Nigerians over the last few years by first restricting the number of products available on sale, not just that but hiking the prices by up to 25-50% before the sales starts, then giving huge discounts which end up bringing the prices of the goods to just around their normal prices. All these coupled with their irregular time constraints and malfunctioning websites, black Friday in Nigeria is absolute nonsense. They should just stick to their regular business

okerekeikpo:
As a vendor I can't wait for the Black Friday, I need a new car this Xmas, Jumia is the new drug money

Stop deceiving urself; jumia no sabi ur existence....LIAR

tripleY:

U c ba, "Nigeria remains d largest market among 20 countries" d truth is dat,remove naija and many big businesses in ds world would crash. Simple.

jayson87:
Which wind of change is this one talking about. Are you still having fantasies over TSTV. You better wake up from your slumber

wat abt tstv? Is it real or anothr fat LIE?

Jumia black Friday na scam

danieljr:
Stop deceiving urself; jumia no sabi ur existence....LIAR

keep making noise online joblessness go kill u, don't go and register as a vendor