A Guide to doing business with Nigerians
Post 12 of 373
Replying to [shariff]: Please forard/post details as we all need to know ???? before it is too late for many of us ![[em9]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_dizzy.gif)
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03 Sep 2006 07:05
Post 13 of 373
Replying to [el fito]:
Please note, I tell that I have the exact proof about that
Can I send a scanner copy in this forums??
Please note, I tell that I have the exact proof about that
Can I send a scanner copy in this forums??
03 Sep 2006 08:13
Post 14 of 373
I would like the following company verified, as I am interested in purchasing mobile phones from this company.
Please can you verify this company for me.
Teedon International Ltd guang zhou china
Room 1302 bao hua Building Ming zhu Road Guang zhou china
Please can you verify this company for me.
Teedon International Ltd guang zhou china
Room 1302 bao hua Building Ming zhu Road Guang zhou china
03 Sep 2006 11:18
Post 15 of 373
Replying to [Honest Nigerian]:
where you get the AGP from you requeted from the bank and if you wnat to buy how can you ask the cc office about acompnay you buying from if they do not permit emails
regards;
soliman
1514-996-2210
leoinc1@gmail.com
where you get the AGP from you requeted from the bank and if you wnat to buy how can you ask the cc office about acompnay you buying from if they do not permit emails
regards;
soliman
1514-996-2210
leoinc1@gmail.com
03 Sep 2006 15:28
Post 16 of 373
Replying to [Honest Nigerian]:Thank you very much. I ever got many offers from Nigerians, but I replied none. But I hope to do business with honest Nigerians. Good luck and good business.
03 Sep 2006 22:08
Post 17 of 373
Replying to [Tell me why]:www.intshoes.com
msn:lotus_ke@hotmail.com
msn:lotus_ke@hotmail.com
04 Sep 2006 06:58
Post 18 of 373
Replying to [Honest Nigerian]:
Hi, we have been manufacturing candles in Central America for the past 20 years, and recently we had a request from a Nigerian company for export prices of 3 of our products.
We sent our quotation and got back a request for a Proforma Invoice and Banking details to make a funds transfer (we are selling and getting the money). So, you may ask, what is the problem? so they are ofering you to buy your products and to transfer the funds for that? The problem is... too good to be true. No samples? No testing? No obstacles? This sounds to me as a scam, but I can not figure out the way for this. I can only imagine that this might be the way for them to send illegal money out of the country (probably loundry money). I will appreciate your comments on this issue. Thanks in Advance.
Hi, we have been manufacturing candles in Central America for the past 20 years, and recently we had a request from a Nigerian company for export prices of 3 of our products.
We sent our quotation and got back a request for a Proforma Invoice and Banking details to make a funds transfer (we are selling and getting the money). So, you may ask, what is the problem? so they are ofering you to buy your products and to transfer the funds for that? The problem is... too good to be true. No samples? No testing? No obstacles? This sounds to me as a scam, but I can not figure out the way for this. I can only imagine that this might be the way for them to send illegal money out of the country (probably loundry money). I will appreciate your comments on this issue. Thanks in Advance.
04 Sep 2006 13:05
Post 19 of 373
Replying to [Honest Nigerian]:
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You did a very good job. Please we need to let the world know that there are more honest Nigerians doing honest business to put food on their tables who are prepared to dupe anyone. And another important thing is that it is very difficult to cheat an honest and content person. Most people that fell prey to cheats were victims of their own greed. How on earth will anyone believe that someone will steal money from govt and tansfer it into your account a total stranger? Every man should turn down his greed quotient (GQ) and fraudsters will be out of business.
You did a very good job. Please we need to let the world know that there are more honest Nigerians doing honest business to put food on their tables who are prepared to dupe anyone. And another important thing is that it is very difficult to cheat an honest and content person. Most people that fell prey to cheats were victims of their own greed. How on earth will anyone believe that someone will steal money from govt and tansfer it into your account a total stranger? Every man should turn down his greed quotient (GQ) and fraudsters will be out of business.
04 Sep 2006 13:05
Post 20 of 373
Replying to [Honest Nigerian]: ![[em11]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_sweat.gif)
what can i do if i get scamed?
please contac me klaudie4u@hotmail.com
what can i do if i get scamed? please contac me klaudie4u@hotmail.com
04 Sep 2006 23:29
Post 21 of 373
Replying to [Honest Nigerian]: Dear Sir! Thanks for useful information. You know in every country there're difficulties explained in your article. Your country-Nigeria-is only an example of unfair or honest business relationships. But in any way I think you did great in giving the audience such information and though goods from Nigeria are not rather popular in our country (I'm from Ukraine), you've done good and let other people know that you country also has a bright future and potential :)
05 Sep 2006 00:28