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Please my good house members, i wanted to go into COTP trading and my headache is on how to trade 2 hours intervals, how to withdraw part of my Principal or Capital from the platform, how to fund my COTP account and how to withdraw my earnings. I need genuine answers from the experts on COTP. Thanks.

Please house members, i wanted to get on board of COTP and my headache is on how to trade 2 hours intervals, how to partially withdraw part of my Principal or capital on the platform and how to fund my COTP account. Please house, help me with genuine answers. Thanks.

Please house, how do i trade 2 hours interval on COT? And, how do i partially withdraw from Principal on COTP? And, how do i fund my COTP account? Please, help with genuine answers, please.

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Sir LamaNigerianGuy, kindly send me why am i wanted to contact you privately to igbokwenuhua@gmail.com, please, Sir.

IamaNigerianGuy:
I need to make dollar purchases online from foreign vendors so I need a 'dom' account and accompanying master or visa card. Problem is , at the first bank I visited (Union Bank) I was informed that I would be charged $20 per transaction ! ( I had no desire to discuss further with the rep after that).

Please inform me: which bank has reasonable fees and efficient service ?
(I am aware this question has been asked on this forum in the past but most of the answers are outdated and I need current information.)

Thanks in advance for your response(s).

Sir Ogedanny, kindly send me why am i wanted to contact you privately to igbokwenuhua@gmail.com, please, Sir.

ogedanny:
This article will help you spot best bank for a domiciliary account in Nigeria with 6 useful guides to compare the banks you want to open an account with.

Owning a domiciliary account with a Nigerian bank is not an option again, it's a necessity for someone that wants to manage and protect the value of cash in his/her disposal.


I have already shared tips on how to open an account with all the Nigerians alongside basic requirements you need to have before your account officer can proceed with the domiciliary account opening procedures. I also went ahead to give reasons you should own a domiciliary account; cost savings when paying online, exchange rate gain and access to offshore investment opportunities.

For a new starter looking for the best bank for a domiciliary account in Nigeria, here are basic tips on how to compare FCMB, First Bank, GTBank, Access, Ecobank, Unity, UBA, Wema, Sterling, Diamond, Stanbic IBTC, Fidelity, Zenith Bank, Union and Heritage Bank.

1. Check Monthly Fees: When you go to the bank to withdraw from your domiciliary account at the counter, you will be charged for withdrawer (depending on the amount and whether you used a counter cheque or your own chequebook). Ask your account officer the bank charges on withdrawing, ATM maintenance fees, cheque slip charges and other sub-charges in order not be taken unawares. Two days before I wrote this article, my bank deducted $10 from my account as an annual account maintenance fee and I was wondering how they ae maintaining account until I approached my account officer.

Here is how to open a US stock trading account with your Dom account - http://nigerianstockstobuy.com/best-stockbroker-non-us-residents-trade-shares/

2. Minimum Requirements; Before opening a domiciliary account with a bank, compare what the requirements are across selected banks, while some will ask you to deposit a minimum of $100, utility bills, passports, two referees with current accounts, others may be higher.

3. Transaction Limits: Inasmuch as a domiciliary account allows you to make purchases and pay a merchant directly, CBN is still beaming its searchlight on foreign currency transactions, money laundry and so on, and as such, there could be some restrictions on your domiciliary account transactions. A few years ago, CBN mandated all domiciliary account withdrawal to be paid in Naira using official exchange rate and other time, they restricted foreign account transfers to $10,000. These are some of the ways your use of dom account could be limited but you still need to compare how individual banks transactions limit are so you can settle for the institution with flexible policy.

4. ATM Charges: Have you used the debit or credit card on your domiciliary account to withdraw from an ATM machine? I tried it during an emergency and was amazed at the exchange rate my bank applied, it was over N100 lower than what I would have sold the currency per dollar at the black market. You need to compare inter-bank exchange rate on AbokiFX.

5. Mobile and Internet Banking; You may not be free to walk into a bank to carry out transactions on your domiciliary account every time but with mobile banking app on your smartphone, you can easily check balance, transfer fund, view on incoming flows real time and monitor your account history. Compare features available and how fast mobile applications for your banking services will be across some selected banks so you don't experience network issues; though, it could occur but shouldn't be frequently as this could be frustrating.

6. Security: This is the most crucial of all these tips mentioned here. Find a bank that sends security alert and tips to its customers on a weekly or monthly basis, this will help you know the method scammers are using to access users account online. That doesn't mean you should relent and leave the security of your account to your bank, update yourself and subscribe to some internet banking security blog for a more useful guide.


Source: http://nigerianstockstobuy.com/best-bank-domiciliary-account-nigeria/

Boss Ogedanny, reach me on 08035158561 for important issue i wanted you to help out privately, please.

ogedanny:
This article will help you spot best bank for a domiciliary account in Nigeria with 6 useful guides to compare the banks you want to open an account with.

Owning a domiciliary account with a Nigerian bank is not an option again, it's a necessity for someone that wants to manage and protect the value of cash in his/her disposal.


I have already shared tips on how to open an account with all the Nigerians alongside basic requirements you need to have before your account officer can proceed with the domiciliary account opening procedures. I also went ahead to give reasons you should own a domiciliary account; cost savings when paying online, exchange rate gain and access to offshore investment opportunities.

For a new starter looking for the best bank for a domiciliary account in Nigeria, here are basic tips on how to compare FCMB, First Bank, GTBank, Access, Ecobank, Unity, UBA, Wema, Sterling, Diamond, Stanbic IBTC, Fidelity, Zenith Bank, Union and Heritage Bank.

1. Check Monthly Fees: When you go to the bank to withdraw from your domiciliary account at the counter, you will be charged for withdrawer (depending on the amount and whether you used a counter cheque or your own chequebook). Ask your account officer the bank charges on withdrawing, ATM maintenance fees, cheque slip charges and other sub-charges in order not be taken unawares. Two days before I wrote this article, my bank deducted $10 from my account as an annual account maintenance fee and I was wondering how they ae maintaining account until I approached my account officer.

Here is how to open a US stock trading account with your Dom account - http://nigerianstockstobuy.com/best-stockbroker-non-us-residents-trade-shares/

2. Minimum Requirements; Before opening a domiciliary account with a bank, compare what the requirements are across selected banks, while some will ask you to deposit a minimum of $100, utility bills, passports, two referees with current accounts, others may be higher.

3. Transaction Limits: Inasmuch as a domiciliary account allows you to make purchases and pay a merchant directly, CBN is still beaming its searchlight on foreign currency transactions, money laundry and so on, and as such, there could be some restrictions on your domiciliary account transactions. A few years ago, CBN mandated all domiciliary account withdrawal to be paid in Naira using official exchange rate and other time, they restricted foreign account transfers to $10,000. These are some of the ways your use of dom account could be limited but you still need to compare how individual banks transactions limit are so you can settle for the institution with flexible policy.

4. ATM Charges: Have you used the debit or credit card on your domiciliary account to withdraw from an ATM machine? I tried it during an emergency and was amazed at the exchange rate my bank applied, it was over N100 lower than what I would have sold the currency per dollar at the black market. You need to compare inter-bank exchange rate on AbokiFX.

5. Mobile and Internet Banking; You may not be free to walk into a bank to carry out transactions on your domiciliary account every time but with mobile banking app on your smartphone, you can easily check balance, transfer fund, view on incoming flows real time and monitor your account history. Compare features available and how fast mobile applications for your banking services will be across some selected banks so you don't experience network issues; though, it could occur but shouldn't be frequently as this could be frustrating.

6. Security: This is the most crucial of all these tips mentioned here. Find a bank that sends security alert and tips to its customers on a weekly or monthly basis, this will help you know the method scammers are using to access users account online. That doesn't mean you should relent and leave the security of your account to your bank, update yourself and subscribe to some internet banking security blog for a more useful guide.


Source: http://nigerianstockstobuy.com/best-bank-domiciliary-account-nigeria/

Boss LamaNigerianGuy, reach me on phone on 08035158561 for an important issue you will help me of, please.

IamaNigerianGuy:
I need to make dollar purchases online from foreign vendors so I need a 'dom' account and accompanying master or visa card. Problem is , at the first bank I visited (Union Bank) I was informed that I would be charged $20 per transaction ! ( I had no desire to discuss further with the rep after that).

Please inform me: which bank has reasonable fees and efficient service ?
(I am aware this question has been asked on this forum in the past but most of the answers are outdated and I need current information.)

Thanks in advance for your response(s).

I am seriously in need of the EBOOK and you could send to igbokwenuhua@gmail.com so that i could have it, Boss LamaNigerianGuy.

@ Ogedanny, i wanted to contact you privately on an issue on this thread but your email address is not found on your profile and wish you call me on 08035158561 and mention your name on this thread to enable me know you are the person, Sir.

ogedanny:
This article will help you spot best bank for a domiciliary account in Nigeria with 6 useful guides to compare the banks you want to open an account with.

Owning a domiciliary account with a Nigerian bank is not an option again, it's a necessity for someone that wants to manage and protect the value of cash in his/her disposal.


I have already shared tips on how to open an account with all the Nigerians alongside basic requirements you need to have before your account officer can proceed with the domiciliary account opening procedures. I also went ahead to give reasons you should own a domiciliary account; cost savings when paying online, exchange rate gain and access to offshore investment opportunities.

For a new starter looking for the best bank for a domiciliary account in Nigeria, here are basic tips on how to compare FCMB, First Bank, GTBank, Access, Ecobank, Unity, UBA, Wema, Sterling, Diamond, Stanbic IBTC, Fidelity, Zenith Bank, Union and Heritage Bank.

1. Check Monthly Fees: When you go to the bank to withdraw from your domiciliary account at the counter, you will be charged for withdrawer (depending on the amount and whether you used a counter cheque or your own chequebook). Ask your account officer the bank charges on withdrawing, ATM maintenance fees, cheque slip charges and other sub-charges in order not be taken unawares. Two days before I wrote this article, my bank deducted $10 from my account as an annual account maintenance fee and I was wondering how they ae maintaining account until I approached my account officer.

Here is how to open a US stock trading account with your Dom account - http://nigerianstockstobuy.com/best-stockbroker-non-us-residents-trade-shares/

2. Minimum Requirements; Before opening a domiciliary account with a bank, compare what the requirements are across selected banks, while some will ask you to deposit a minimum of $100, utility bills, passports, two referees with current accounts, others may be higher.

3. Transaction Limits: Inasmuch as a domiciliary account allows you to make purchases and pay a merchant directly, CBN is still beaming its searchlight on foreign currency transactions, money laundry and so on, and as such, there could be some restrictions on your domiciliary account transactions. A few years ago, CBN mandated all domiciliary account withdrawal to be paid in Naira using official exchange rate and other time, they restricted foreign account transfers to $10,000. These are some of the ways your use of dom account could be limited but you still need to compare how individual banks transactions limit are so you can settle for the institution with flexible policy.

4. ATM Charges: Have you used the debit or credit card on your domiciliary account to withdraw from an ATM machine? I tried it during an emergency and was amazed at the exchange rate my bank applied, it was over N100 lower than what I would have sold the currency per dollar at the black market. You need to compare inter-bank exchange rate on AbokiFX.

5. Mobile and Internet Banking; You may not be free to walk into a bank to carry out transactions on your domiciliary account every time but with mobile banking app on your smartphone, you can easily check balance, transfer fund, view on incoming flows real time and monitor your account history. Compare features available and how fast mobile applications for your banking services will be across some selected banks so you don't experience network issues; though, it could occur but shouldn't be frequently as this could be frustrating.

6. Security: This is the most crucial of all these tips mentioned here. Find a bank that sends security alert and tips to its customers on a weekly or monthly basis, this will help you know the method scammers are using to access users account online. That doesn't mean you should relent and leave the security of your account to your bank, update yourself and subscribe to some internet banking security blog for a more useful guide.


Source: http://nigerianstockstobuy.com/best-bank-domiciliary-account-nigeria/

@ LamaNigerianGuy, i wanted to contact you for an important issue on this thread privately but your email address is not found on your profile and you could ask me why i am for you on 08035158561, please. It is an urgent issue and quote your name on this thread to enable me know that you are the one, Sir. Thanks.

IamaNigerianGuy:
I need to make dollar purchases online from foreign vendors so I need a 'dom' account and accompanying master or visa card. Problem is , at the first bank I visited (Union Bank) I was informed that I would be charged $20 per transaction ! ( I had no desire to discuss further with the rep after that).

Please inform me: which bank has reasonable fees and efficient service ?
(I am aware this question has been asked on this forum in the past but most of the answers are outdated and I need current information.)

Thanks in advance for your response(s).