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NairaMaster1:
Go and find out from WHO, UNICEF, red cross et al while they use Toyota. A wise man, no matter how rich hates waste. It's only fools that love waste.

Presegs:
I could remember back then when I used to find it very hard to sell my PayPal funds in Nigeria. So if you have been having the issue of how to sell your PayPal funds in Nigeria, what you are about reading will solve your nightmare.

If you don't know, we have been consistently buying and selling PayPal funds in Nigeria since 2011 without any complaint from anyone. Due to that, we've gathered enough experience when it comes to buying and selling PayPal funds in Nigeria.

As per the subject of this post which is about selling PayPal funds in Nigeria, you will be able to sell your PayPal funds to us as either Family and Friend or as Goods/items and Services. However, to sell to us as Family and Friend, you must verify/certify your account on our website if it is a personal one and the names on your PayPal account are on your bank account.

If you want to sell your PayPal funds to us as Goods/item or Service usually from your personal PayPal account that cannot send funds as Family/Friend or from your business PayPal account(we only take funds from it as Goods/item or Service as fully explained on our website's exchange page, you must verify/certify your account on our website before payout would be issued.

To get started, log in to your account on our website => www.ijamexchange.ng if you already have one. And if you don't have any, sign up for an account on it. Once you log in, click on the sell PayPal fund button and fill the simple form after which you should submit your order.

Once you submit your PayPal sell order, our system will ask you to contact us on our Whatsapp line 0 8 0 9 1 8 3 3 8 6 6. Once you contact us on Whatsapp, one of us will ask you a few questions, after which where and how to send your PayPal fund to us will be given to you it. Once your PayPal is received and confirmed by us, you will be paid naira equivalent within a few minutes, hours, or more, depending on the evaluated risks involved.

Note that if PayPal puts your fund on 24 hours HOLD, you will have to wait for 24 hours when they should load it to our account or refund it to your account. We also used to cancel an order for such a fund on our website until it was loaded. If it is eventually loaded to us, the seller will have to place another order for the amount but won't need to send another PayPal fund to us.

That is all we have regarding selling your PayPal funds in Nigeria, and you are free to use the comment box below to ask any questions. Also, you can navigate to https://www.ijamexchange.ng/exchange.php for the latest rates we buy and sell PayPal funds in Nigeria along with also digital currencies such as Payoneer, Perfectmoney, Neteller, Skrill and many more.

morgan100:
Please how true is this?

NairaMaster1:
When you're buying a car consider the second hand value. You mean when they keep the two you will go for the civic? Double liability. When you're in trouble you can sell that Toyota in 24hrs at high rate but the Honda may be on ground for 1 year at low price.

miketayo:
it was btw 2010 to 2013 coupe
. the car was very clean too. I don't knw the owner one on one tho.

Help2020:
Honda parts are expensive, so if you don't have money you can't maintain it.

AKWATGOLD1:
Paddy Skywalker,

Pls go for Toyota Corolla 2004. I travelled with from Ondo Town to Portharcourt over 278 miles with 40ltrs fuel.

miketayo:
I saw a 2012 evil spirit; both legs pulled off.. Honda is a good car, not just for our roads

Branduche:
Lord ijam is here!

amdoyin82:
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Oga go for the Civic and use the money for other things. tOYOTA an especially corrola model, is overrated.

airsaylongcome:
That's you. You sound like a meticulous owner that would go out of your way to order OEM parts or top grade aftermarket parts for repairs. 90% of Nigerians (many oof whom rely on the fictional Kazeem mechanic) would be satisfied with replacing with low quality China made aftermarkets, or worse "tokunbo". All we know is to start the car engine. The other day a Range Rover drove past me with an obviously faulty fan belt. He was accelerating fast so the noise can quickly "go". In my head I was calculating his future bill when the engine fails when he can just replace the failed fan belt which is cheaper to fix

airsaylongcome:
Completely agree with you that the Civic doesn't have that problem that the Accords had. I say "had" because I know that more recent models have done away with the design for the 03 to 08 year models. Correct me if I'm wrong; the faulty "leg" that regularly failed is the CV joint, yeah?

airsaylongcome:
None. Honda in Nigeria are notorious for their faulty "legs" 2004 Corolla are notorious for being a ready target, a sitting duck, for thieves.

airsaylongcome:
None. Honda in Nigeria are notorious for their faulty "legs" 2004 Corolla are notorious for being a ready target, a sitting duck, for thieves.