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mikkyangel:
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mikkyangel:
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1231awa:
It means, he has sent the seller a message and awaits a response from the seller.

mikkyangel:
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mikkyangel:
U can buy from either ...ebay,craigslist (if u see good deals),newwegg et etal...for the prevailing price,I hv absolutely no idea...

GideonG:
I wanna know all there is to know which will be of immense benefit to me. Thank alot!

GideonG:
I need computer science badly! As bad as breath if u knw warra mean. What's the 411? I'm waiting for 2nd list.

Yungmilio2:
babe i appreciate have been so busy with some isshhh offline one love to every one in the house one family more blessings to you all Happy new month be happy and think positive .. safe journey to n fro to all our destination this year we shall all see 2016 in good health n wealth as my pocket no go dry - u wey dey read this post, ur pocket no go also dry GOD BLESS

Cooljoe1:
their is no column for that,only D.e and O'level

Gracito:
I love this thread, beautiful people

ItzBella:
Hope its not too late to upload mine..

petengine:
Hi every body,pls who has any idea about the
format or style for total nigeria I.T (SIWES) entrance test questions.i need to know dis ASAP.thanks

Ezechinwa:
i will try my best before my sch resumes... try to finish part 1 at least before next week... also, need you guys to keep up d gud work...

Ezechinwa:
Hello guys...
before we proceed to the Gpa project, let's help our brother ShuagbO here...

Solution to the above problem....

Dear Shuagb.... let's review your program... you see, from what you wrote, the nature of your program is displaying an output from four possible options....

1. #include <iostream>
2. #include <cstdio>
3. #include <math.h>
4.
5. using namespace std;
6. int main()
7. {

8. int x ; // comment : don't define x = 6,
9. cout << "Enter a Number : /n" ;
10. cin >> x ; // the user enters a number...

11. // apply your switch statement
12. switch (x)
13. {

14. case 1 : // you wrote "case1:" instead of " case 1:"
15. cout << " x is 1 \n" ;
16. break ; // case 1 terminates here...

17. case 2 : // you made the same error sir..
18. cout << "x is 2 \n" ;
19. break ; // case 2 Terminates here...

20. case 3 : // once again, an error, don't write case3: but " case 3: "....
21. cout << " x is 3 \n"; ....
22. break; // case 3 Terminates here.....

23. default :
24. cout << " Oboy the numbers you enter no dey here oh "
25. break;

// close the braces
}


26. system (" PAUSE" ;
// OGA, ABEG ALWAYS PUT THIS COMMAND IN YOUR PROGRAMS...OK..

27. return 0;

}

Ezechinwa:
bro, pls kindly post ur code here.. let's break it down... thank you bro..

Tekkyboy:
wrong route,go through the easiest way tru arbitrage or legalwealth.

Just passing

oladayo042:
I was referring to my WL account. @Ghettodreamz would understand what I wrote up there. He was (may be still looking) looking for someone with funds in his Payoneer account to verify his Nigerian Paypal account. My Payoneer account only get funded from my WL account and I have it the minimum payout on my WL.

2sExy1:
ah... Okay. Didn't you were for this thread. I don't use that my PM email often. Hence the delay.

2sExy1:
ah... Okay. Didn't you were for this thread. I don't use that my PM email often. Hence the delay.

oladayo042:
Please edit your post and remove your email.

I am just a newbie like you. While I like to help others, I also believe in sharing information. So if your questions are not private in nature, you should consider asking it here on this thread.

Please do a lot of reading by yourself and I'll be glad to clarify issues when you need me to.

I have replied your pm since morning and you should have my email by now.

oladayo042:
Every one-word and two-word category killer domain names, that I can term 'great,' were taken before the year 2000. If you find a category killer domain name registered after 2000, it is either that (a) the technology that made that name great was developed post-2000 or (b) the domain dropped and someone else bought it on a drop auction. A good example of (a) is Bitcoins dot com while that of (b) is EventManagement dot com.

What many people, like myself, do is what I call the 'Hit or Miss' approach to domain names. I know that I can not afford great domain names and I'm not looking for one. What I'm looking for is a domain name, even if not great, that will be useful to someone enough that they will shell out their hard-earned dollars to pay for it. I 'hit' it sometimes and I 'miss' it many times. I just have to make sure that the dollars from my 'hits' cover the 'misses' and still have a leftover.

To the best of my knowledge, there are two ways to getting great domain names:

1. Go to the aftermarket or drop auctions.
Some great domain names drop once in a while and domainers will have the chance to bid on it and compete with others to have the name. Please know that great domain names don't come cheap. Be ready to shell out $XXXXX.

2. Handregging 'future trend' domains
Every great domain was first registered by someone at a point. Technologies are getting developed everyday and domainers who have the ability to predict what technology will be in popular use in the future are always handsomely compensated with $XXXXX for their foresight. A good example is 3DPrintedShoes dot com. The domain was hand-registered in 2013 and sold this year for $7500. This is what the ability to buy names before the term gets popular usage can do.

Another alternative to handregging future trend domains is to buy 'future trend' domains from the aftermarket. When people handreg future trend domains, some may be willing to sell it for some profit to someone who can wait even longer for the term to get popular usage.

From (1) and (2), I think (2) is more worthwhile for me and other domainers who don't have a deep purse.

Now, that's my opinion.