WHAT DOES IT TAKES TO BE TRUSTED AS A NIGERIAN?
Post 12 of 22
Replying to [adewale]: what country has TRUSTED OFFICIALS!!! just my two cents.....
12 Sep 2006 23:09
Post 13 of 22
Replying to [adewale]: No need to trust them and save time to do business with them at 100% advance payment basis only. If they ask for sample, it should be sent only on payment (advance) or paid sample can be sent to them.
03 Nov 2006 09:49
Post 14 of 22
Replying to [adewale]:Pay cash only and honesty![[em20]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_victory.gif)
03 Nov 2006 09:53
Post 15 of 22
Replying to [adewale]:As a Nigerian, Member of AliBaba, I still find it difficulty to buy from AliBaba website and send the product to Nigeria. I always have the product send to the States then I ship them to Africa. It's a shame, to have to go through such process but I dont want to be seen as a fraudster when the products need to be send to Nigeria directly from the distributor.
03 Nov 2006 09:58
Post 16 of 22
Replying to [kikiotrades]:
"It's a shame, to have to go through such process but I dont want to be seen as a fraudster when the products need to be send to Nigeria directly from the distributor."
We do not care where the buyer wants us to ship the products so long as we are paid for them. However, as you mentioned, we are extra careful when a buyer claims that he is in another country and wants the products shipped to Nigeria. In such cases, the buyer needs to reassure us that he/she is not a fraudster.
Regards,
"It's a shame, to have to go through such process but I dont want to be seen as a fraudster when the products need to be send to Nigeria directly from the distributor."
We do not care where the buyer wants us to ship the products so long as we are paid for them. However, as you mentioned, we are extra careful when a buyer claims that he is in another country and wants the products shipped to Nigeria. In such cases, the buyer needs to reassure us that he/she is not a fraudster.
Regards,
03 Nov 2006 10:32
Post 17 of 22
Replying to [adewale]:
I AM SORRY,I WILL NEVER TO TRUST THE NIGERIAN...UP TO THE END OF THE WORLD.![[em9]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_dizzy.gif)
I AM SORRY,I WILL NEVER TO TRUST THE NIGERIAN...UP TO THE END OF THE WORLD.
03 Nov 2006 11:05
Post 18 of 22
Replying To [Laurence]:Now Now Laurence. That is not very nice. I agree one must be careful, however, there are GENUINE Business People everywhere, including Nigeria, and these people are trying their best to be recognised as such.
For more information, please read the following thread.
http://resources.alibaba.com/topic/8463/Let_s_all_sell_to_Nigeria_and_other_African_Countries.htm
03 Nov 2006 13:50
Post 19 of 22
Replying to [adewale]:
![[em3]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_grin.gif)
Great answer. To the point![[em17]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_shake_hands.gif)
Great answer. To the point
03 Nov 2006 15:31
Post 20 of 22
Well,you are right in ur own little way.I think any thing that applies to Nigerians should be applies to other continent.Replying to [adewale]:
05 Nov 2006 04:28
Post 21 of 22
This is applicable to your countrymen too.I have been duped of my commission by Asian Replying to [adewale]:
05 Nov 2006 04:30