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pufframmy:
u buying dollar from black market rate right

Yes

waledora:
I have both dollar and euro account (not dorm account)

If you have a card linked with those accounts, or you can initiate transfer from them, you shouldn't have a problem paying.

waledora:
Please who got admission in Conestoga?

How did you pay your 1st deposit of $1,500?

Thanks

I did

I'm yet to pay, but I am going to pay with my dollar card

I applied for form A on the 3rd of Dec and till now it's yet to be approved.

Anyone I can contact?

bullstriker:
A letter of sponsorship is not enough for a third-party sponsor. If he wants to sponsor you, let him pay part of your tuition from his bank account, transfer funds to your account and state why he wants to take such responsibility. Also, you can show proof of previous support received from him.

Thank you

skentelelady:
If he san teansfer the whole money to your account, provide.letter of sponsorship and you write a well detailed SOP explaining the lump sum, I think you are good to go.

Thanks for the response

Please I need help on the best way to provide proof of funds.

I got admitted into conestoga college.

It's a 2 year program and I have the funds to pay for the first year of tuition.

For the proof of funds, I have a family friend who has agreed to act as sponsor by making use of his bank account statement.

However, I have no family ties with this family friend. Will it be enough if he writes a letter stating his decision to be my sponsor.

If this will not suffice, what other alternatives do I have?

Please what's the best bank to use in applying for FormA?

I used Stanbic IBTC in applying since August and till now no show.

A friend told me he saw someone in fidelity bank who applied last month and has his fees paid

Aidenhenry:
Have u been paid

Yes

giselle237:
has she received her sponsorship certificate? It should state the type of visa she will be applying for

yes she has. Thanks for your assistance

[quote author=babranancy post=109824365][/quote]Thank you so much. Was worrying my head over nothing. She's gotten the sponsorship certificate

Good day house.
My wife and I are planning on relocating to the UK.
She's a nurse and we plan on using the NHS route.

She got a job offer already.

How do we go about the process of applying for Visa where I'll be her dependant?

I was at the bank on Monday 29th of November. The customer care staff lodged a complaint and assured it will be attended to within 2 working days.

Today (2nd of December) being the third working day, I went to the bank and nothing has been resolved. The cc staff said she hadn't received any feedback from the complaint she lodged earlier. She called headquarters but got no response from them. She lodged another complaint.

At this point I'm really pissed off. Is there a staff of Stanbic IBTC here that could assist?

Good day guys
At the beginning of the month of November (9th of Nov precisely), I carried out a transaction of $100. I was immediately debited the sum of ₦47,500. I received a debit alert a couple of days later (11th of Nov). For some reasons, Stanbic sends me notification for web transactions late, although I'm always debited instantly.
Towards the end of the month (Monday 22nd of Nov), I received a text message from Stanbic bank that some of my transactions made didn't impact my account as expected and that a regularization will be carried out.

I was expecting this message because my bank alert charges weren't adding up (i expected to be charged more). I logged into my app and discovered a negative balance. It didn't take me long to realize that the sum of ₦47,500 had left my account again.

I sent an email to their customer care which they didn't respond to immediately. I had to go to the bank the next day (23rd of Nov). The customer care representative that attended to me was talking about ledger and available balance. I was trying to explain that the said sum was debited from my account twice. She said it normally takes some days for foreign web transactions to settle, and I should wait till the next day until the transaction settles and reflects in both my ledger and available balance.

I left the bank confused. How does ledger balance affect anything when I'm seeing a negative balance in my available balance. Their online customer care finally responded via mail asking for my account number. Note that till now I hadn't gotten a bank alert for the transaction.

I had to send follow up mails before I got a reply on Thursday 25th of Nov that my account was currently being checked and I would be notified of the outcome.

On Friday, 26th of Nov, I got the alert that gave me a negative balance.

How will Stanbic claim the initial transaction didn't impact my account when obviously the funds left my account?
Carrying out basic addition and subtraction, the money was obviously deducted from my account.
So why is Stanbic debiting me twice?
Has anyone had a relatable experience? How do I resolve it?

DonaldYusuf:
It's good that you used the word "Likely" while accusing them of running a Ponzi scheme.

The fact that you were involved in a ponzi scheme in the past doesn't mean every investment firm is a ponzi scheme. And contrary to your assertion, yes, a company can comfortably pay you 8% if they know what they are doing.

How much do you think your Bank makes on your money before they pay you peanuts as interests on savings?

If you know how viable the Agriculture sector is you wouldn't make that statement. Ceepass is a Fintech company, and the sister companies, ViableX and Farm4Me are actively involved in Agriculture in large scale. That's how they can pay you that ROI.

Also, these companies are insured; Farm4Me is insured with Leadway Assurance, and the financial services carried out by Ceepass is done under the umbrella of Jamis Microfinance Bank, a CBN-licensed Microfinance Bank.

Please let's try to give startups some benefits of doubt before we attack them.

Let me digress a little; What's up with your Blog, Tender Junkie? You seem not to be consistent with it, and you can work on the Blog theme to get a better design and aesthetics. You can get in touch if you need some guide and assistance.

Cheers!

If Adama (owner of viablex and ceepass) is comfortably able to pay 8% return on investment monthly, then I can assure you that he would not need your investment.

I created this topic in the hopes that it saves someone from losing his/her hard earned money.
Your investment decision is entirely up to you

There's currently ads on nairaland urging investors to invest in the aforementioned names (ViableX, Farm4me, and Ceepass).

These companies are owned by the same individual and are likely running a Ponzi scheme (robbing peter to pay paul)

There's absolutely no way in God's green earth that a company will pay you 8% interest monthly. And that is exactly what ceepass is promising.

There's a thread on nairaland called digital agricultural investment, and if you go through the thread, you'll see how these companies have defaulted in paying investors for months. Link to the thread below

https://www.nairaland.com/5358517/digital-agriculture-investment-platforms-options

Or better still, just do a simple search on nairaland.
Search for 'ceepass' or 'farm4me' or 'viablex' in the search field and read past investors' comments.

Better safe than sorry guys!