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Business › Re: How Do I Start Recharge Card Printing by sanandreas(m): 6:54pm On Jan 01, 2013
[quote author=profet]The recharge card business in Nigeria has been said to be one of the most lucrative businesses in Nigeria after the business of pure water.
Without much ado, these are the steps you need to take to start the business of printing GSM recharge cards.
There are two ways of printing GSM recharge cards. I will leave you to make your choice.

1. The Use of a POS Machine( Powered by Interswitch )

This involves the use of a POS machine( not orange box ) powered by Inter Switch. The machine prints all denominations of recharge card ie MTN - 100,200,400,750 & 1500,...AIRTEL - 100,200,500,1000, GLO, ETISALAT ,STARCOMMS, VISAFONE (ALL DENOMINATIONS) with the exception of Multilinks. It can also be used to load DSTV & GOTV smart cards. The cards are printed on a thermal paper thus eliminating the need for A4 paper.

The machine connects to the Inter switch platform with or without a GPRS signal. ie You can print recharge cards with or without a network on the machine. IT's like making phone calls without having a network on your phone! In other words, there is no issue of you being unable to print cards because of network failure.

With the issue of the cashless economy catching up fast with Nigerians, a new method of banking will evolve whereby you really do not need to open a bank account to own an ATM card. You simply obtain a re-loadable card which can be loaded using this machine and then you make your profits.

The machine can also be connected to your bank account thereby enabling people to pay for your goods and services using their ATM cards from any Nigerian bank.

To start printing recharge cards, you can start with as low as N1,000 or N5,000 even though we all know that since it is meant for business, a higher amount will be more reasonable.

You do not need any software, internet connection, printer, ink A4 paper, email address, etc and all the other usual requirements that comes with the conventional way of printing GSM recharge cards.

It is a very portable machine with a strong battery life that can last up to 8hrs when fully charged.

The cost of this machine is N75,000.
If you are interested simply send a mail to tosabem2000@yahoo.com



2. THE USE OF A SOFTWARE.

As the name implies, you need a software for this method. Check out the requirements and their costs

SOFTWARE - It may be free or paid (N15,000) depending on the source
You can get if from Ringo Telecoms at Allen Junction, the two/three storey building after Tantalisers for N15,000
I have no idea where you can get the free version.

A computer - Laptop or desktop (N35,000 minimum for fairly used )

A printer - N9500

Internet modem/subscription - Visafone-N10,000(with 3GB data on it)Monthly renewal - N6000/3GB
Multilinks - N15,000 ( with 50 hours on it). Monthly renewal N3400/50hours,N5600/100hours
You can confirm other networks yourself
A4 paper - N900/N1000
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Email address.

From the best of my knowledge, you are only allowed to buy a combination of all the networks VOUCHERS ie, you are not allowed to buy only MTN vouchers. It must be a combination of MTN and the other networks. You are also restricted to printing only the lower denominations. MTN - 100, ZAIN - 100, etc. You cannot print the higher denominations.

You will have to take your laptop/desktop physically to their office for the software to be installed.
Upon payment for your pins, the pins will be sent to your email address.
You will now print out the cards via the software on your system.

Note - You are responsible for the security of those pins. Should your email be hacked and the pins printed via another system,
there is nothing the company can do. Be warned.


I hope this Leaps

[/quote my email: akpeswadje@yahoo.com. Plz lets communicate. I need ur help.
Business › Re: My Token of Gift For Nairalanders In 2012 by sanandreas(m): 4:56pm On Jan 01, 2013
Abeg mtn. 08130990594 Baba God go bless you
Nairaland General › Re: Your Biggest Regret Of 2012 by sanandreas(m): 11:22pm On Dec 31, 2012
my GP droped and also i was frauded.
Politics › Re: Some Of The Pictorial Sustainable Development In Delta State... by sanandreas(m): 2:31pm On Dec 31, 2012
a Show of shame
Politics › Re: Where Are The Buses GEJ Promised Us After Subsidy Protest? by sanandreas(m): 12:26pm On Dec 27, 2012
I dnt really know where we are going.
Politics › Re: Facebook Friends Slam Jonathan Over Christmas Message by sanandreas(m): 11:02am On Dec 27, 2012
50,000 MW south africa? It is a shame on Nigeria with huge gas reserve being flared .
Politics › Re: Occupy Nigeria - One Year Later by sanandreas(m): 3:35pm On Dec 26, 2012
Occupy nigeria: what was the benefit? If not of innocent lives lost. We still buy petrol @ exorbitant price.
Politics › Re: Bomb Blasts And Gunfire In Kano (Airtel Office & Mallam Kato Square) by sanandreas(m): 8:29am On Dec 23, 2012
caesaraba: From the posts I see on NL, Ha! When I hear people say lets break up, I laugh at my predicament. The Southerners look at me as a Northerner who doesn't deserve to breath, the Northerner sees me as an infidel who should either accept his religion or die. Either way, the odds aren't in my favour. If I decide to form my own country, my village would be succeptible to attacks from Enugu which it shares a boundary with, whereas my friends in Jos would also be under attacks from neighbouring Bauchi.

Haul insults on me but the only thing both the north and the south can agree on is the fact that I don't deserve to exist.

But, corgito ergo sum!
caesaraba: From the posts I see on NL, Ha! When I hear people say lets break up, I laugh at my predicament. The Southerners look at me as a Northerner who doesn't deserve to breath, the Northerner sees me as an infidel who should either accept his religion or die. Either way, the odds aren't in my favour. If I decide to form my own country, my village would be succeptible to attacks from Enugu which it shares a boundary with, whereas my friends in Jos would also be under attacks from neighbouring Bauchi.

Haul insults on me but the only thing both the north and the south can agree on is the fact that I don't deserve to exist.

But, corgito ergo sum!
caesaraba: From the posts I see on NL, Ha! When I hear people say lets break up, I laugh at my predicament. The Southerners look at me as a Northerner who doesn't deserve to breath, the Northerner sees me as an infidel who should either accept his religion or die. Either way, the odds aren't in my favour. If I decide to form my own country, my village would be succeptible to attacks from Enugu which it shares a boundary with, whereas my friends in Jos would also be under attacks from neighbouring Bauchi.

Haul insults on me but the only thing both the north and the south can agree on is the fact that I don't deserve to exist.

But, corgito ergo sum!
i think, therefore i am.
Entertainment › Re: Happy Birthday Agbani Darego. Turns 30 Today. by sanandreas(m): 8:00am On Dec 23, 2012
BANGA SOUP: as e con take put xmas chicken 4 my table on tues ,




sent frm a mini laptop in eku
BANGA SOUP: as e con take put xmas chicken 4 my table on tues ,




sent frm a mini laptop in eku
BANGA SOUP: as e con take put xmas chicken 4 my table on tues ,




sent frm a mini laptop in eku
and so?
Celebrities › Re: Meet Jim Iyke`s Kid Sister Natasha (photos) by sanandreas(m): 7:55am On Dec 23, 2012
BANGA SOUP: i was just wondering were was FANTA,HARP, GUINESS,MALT,ALOMO BITTERS, ALABUNKU wen STAR lead the three wise men to JESUS,PLS I NID UR ANSWERS
u don come here?
Politics › Re: Delta To Get $700m Methanol Plant by sanandreas(m): 12:48pm On Nov 20, 2012
Uduanghan dnt worry. Continue using our oil money to invest. U will loose all like ifeanyi Uba.
Phones › Re: Share Your Experience As Regards Your Phones Purchased In SLOT? by sanandreas(m): 9:34pm On Nov 06, 2012
Jolaone: I bought a Nokia phone from slot, got home and charged it fully. Meanwhile i was convinced by one of the members of staff that i should install anti-virus and in the process of installation , the battery that came with my phone was changed. Now i cannot use the phone for 2days without having to charge it.
i had same problem too with my nokia E5 i bought @ slot
Islam › Re: Boko-Haram Starts Operation-Wear-Himar (Hijab) Campaign by sanandreas(m): 7:46am On Nov 04, 2012
Usama binYamiri: What happens after Nigeria becomes an Islamic State?
If it will stop all the thieving and turn Nigeria into Dubai or Indonesia- I say go right ahead BOKO HARAM.

Western ways are making Nigerians discard our moral compass!
are u insane? I wish ur mum is lashed dat way. Insane religion. Dnt infringe on others People's right all in the name of religion
Car Talk › Re: Has A Kid Ever Scratched Your Car? Like Written A, B. C... by sanandreas(m): 8:39am On Nov 03, 2012
A child in my area saw 4 * 4 in a jeep and he put = 16 and he marked good.
Romance › Re: Using A Woman As Your Best Man by sanandreas(m): 9:37pm On Oct 03, 2012
Henryneo: Is it ok to have a female as your "Best Man" for your wedding? And what would the title then become?
The thing is she is actually my best buddy and I can't think of anyone else I could use. Guys help me out
Are u a learner?
Business › Re: Private Jets Owned By Wealthy Nigerians And Their Costs by sanandreas(m): 3:10pm On Sep 29, 2012
aguiyi: a very proud one
look @ what ur pastor is doing.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Being Scorned And Mocked In Malawi by sanandreas(m): 9:27pm On Sep 28, 2012
Kessyy2k4: bros! Park well. Nigeria put ur house in other b4 cameroun capture nig. Ova bakasi isue
u must be a big fool
Politics › Re: First Ladies Summit: 200 Cars Ordered By FG (BMW X3, X5, Jaguar & Other Exotics) by sanandreas(m): 11:05am On Jul 25, 2012
lack of knowledge. Lack of wisdom. Breathing foul air......

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