NewStats: 3,263,508 , 8,180,385 topics. Date: Friday, 06 June 2025 at 10:20 AM 3l266u

adubam:
Amazon now accept Naira cards (Zenith Bank) for payment but Aboki rate is far better than their rates of N801 to 1 dollar Aboki is 765

I said it earlier that some of us will run away from international payments via Naira cards.

eteebanky1:


I pray it works on AliExpress

Please, you guys should tell me how this stuffs works.
Buying through AliExpress
I've been trying to order items but it keeps on declining

jboixxx:
I said it earlier that some of us will run away from international payments via Naira cards.

I saw it coming too.

TheUnknownOne:
Speedaf don dey misbehave.

Self-pickup, but you take it upon yourself to carry item, without any notification/call/sms/email to the receiver... then abruptly call at a wrong time when someone is not around and ask for delivery fee that no one agreed to even. Them don dey crase.

Speedaf people have carried my package the day I went to pick it up. Delivery guy was far and told me that they will deliver free of charge for wasting my time and effort. Guess who never came and I had to go back there again to get it

lateefykn84:
Good morning house I just received this message


Your ProvidusBank Platinum Naira Mastercard Allows You To Spend In Foreign Currencies.

How much is their exchange rate please?

Jess99:


Speedaf people have carried my package the day I went to pick it up. Delivery guy was far and told me that they will deliver free of charge for wasting my time and effort. Guess who never came and I had to go back there again to get it

Lol. sorry. In my town, there have 2 offices. One office behaves sensibly (even has a very high/good rating on Google Map)... the other office does the kind of thing you described.

Also, I think we should all collectively stop entertaining mediocrity and complacency. If an item is home delivery, get it without paying nothing. If it's self-pickup, go to their office on time and get (*it's in their place to notify either by sms, call, email etc). Once people start "showing love" out of the goodness of their hearts or not paying attention, next thing that happens is entitlement & attitude. Look at Nipost for example, the ₦200, ₦500, ₦1000 & ₦2000 people pay physically there, you're not supposed to be paying that at all, but over time, it is what it is... and here we are.

aeu1:

How much is their exchange rate please?

have not try it out yet

Olawale86:


My first order on AE was june 2010

Elder!

Olamak1:


I saw it coming too.

Interesting!

TheUnknownOne:


Lol. sorry. In my town, there have 2 offices. One office behaves sensibly (even has a very high/good rating on Google Map)... the other office does the kind of thing you described.

Also, I think we should all collectively stop entertaining mediocrity and complacency. If an item is home delivery, get it without paying nothing. If it's self-pickup, go to their office on time and get (*it's in their place to notify either by sms, call, email etc). Once people start "showing love" out of the goodness of their hearts or not paying attention, next thing that happens is entitlement & attitude. Look at Nipost for example, the ₦200, ₦500, ₦1000 & ₦2000 people pay physically there, you're not supposed to be paying that at all, but over time, it is what it is... and here we are.

N200 and N500 being collected by NIPOST are legitimate charges where applicable. I have no issues if official receipt is issued.

Update:
Card issuance fee: N5,000
Maintenance fees: N50/quarterly
Exchange rate: N810/$
..SOURCE: Customer care

Jess99:


Speedaf people have carried my package the day I went to pick it up. Delivery guy was far and told me that they will deliver free of charge for wasting my time and effort. Guess who never came and I had to go back there again to get it

Lol

Pls any local card working for payment on AE now?

aeu1:
Update:
Card issuance fee: N5,000
Maintenance fees: N50/quarterly
Exchange rate: N810/$
..SOURCE: Customer care

Why 5k again for the debit card? The normal Naira debit card is 1k +. Are they going to issue a special naira card, the one made of gold or what, just for this particular purpose? This is a total rip-off! Wouldn't it be better off going for prepaid dollar card instead? I don't think using bank usd card will be this expensive.......

Craigbrown4076:


You scammer, you have refused to respond my messages and pick my calls abi?

Drop details

Off- topic.

I want to use this SHAKE AND WIN money 🤑 to buy something from AliExpress.

But OperaMini just dey whine me. Who dey thesame shoe with me.

Please is there any trick to avoid x2 and x3. I mean duplicate counting. I want to cash out my 200k.

Olamak1:


On Bitmama homepage,select wallet > Crypto wallet. Amongst the list, select USDT > fund. The default network is "Tron ( Trc20) network." You can click on the 2 horizontal arrows beside the Tron(Trc20) network to select another network. If you decide to use Tron (trc20) , you'll be changed $1 transfer fee on Binance. I use "polygon Matric " because it charges $0.14 for usdt transfer.
Having selected the network of your choice, click on a short message in green that says "click to copy" to copy that particularly network address .

Now, minimize Bitmama and open Binance app. Click on wallets > spot or funding ( whichever wallet contains your usdt.) Select "Withdraw" > Crypto >USDT >Send via Crypto network. Here, you'll be ushered into a page that'd enable you to transfer your USDT from Binance to your Bitmama Crypto wallet using the network address you copied earlier.

Now, under "address" , long press the empty space to paste the network address there . Under network, click the empty space to select the network whose address you just pasted.
On Amount, enter the quantity of USDT you want to transfer. After filling the boxes, click on "Transfer" and then follow the onscreen instructions. In less that 10 mins, your Bitmama crypto wallet would be credited with the usdt amount . Thereafter, you can create and fund your card using the crypto Wallet. It's very easy.

Hope you'd find my explanation useful...

Abeg weytin b charges on bitmama

iliyande:


I uninstalled it yesterday

Which one so you use now

bobkezel:

Which one so you use now

Wirepay still remain undefeated

jetoraphy:
Off- topic.

I want to use this SHAKE AND WIN money 🤑 to buy something from AliExpress.

But OperaMini just dey whine me. Who dey thesame shoe with me.

Please is there any trick to avoid x2 and x3. I mean duplicate counting. I want to cash out my 200k.

Lol, I don't know how you guys believe in this scam from operamini

The idiots just want to drive traffic to their app, they're using you guys to make Money......that last box can never ever come

Kaceman:



Abeg weytin b charges on bitmama

Card creation fee – 0$ (free)
Card funding fee – 1.5% of usdt
Monthly maintenance fee – $0.42.
That's all.

aeu1:
Update:
Card issuance fee: N5,000
Maintenance fees: N50/quarterly
Exchange rate: N810/$
..SOURCE: Customer care

Settle for less like their classic Naira MasterCard.....$1200 limit per month

But I'm confused about their requirements, someone said you must have up to #100,000 in your before you can be qualified for the debit cards, so crazy

I use Gotok and klasha. But right now my klasha is crashing and Gotok seems to have stopped operation.
Abeg mek una suggest virtual card for me, good one oo

mctfopt:


1) the seller to make sure the item you are interested in is exactly what you want. Ask any questions you may have regarding specifications, warranties, etc.

2) Negotiate the price of the goods.

3) Have the seller ship the item to a shipper in China.

4) Agree on the shipping fee to your shipper; it is usually more cost-effective to have the item shipped directly to the shipper rather than to yourself.

5) Your shipper will take care of the rest of the shipping process to you in Nigeria, including any customs duties that may be applicable.

6) Depending on the shipping method chosen, wait between 90 to 120 days for sea shipping or 5 to 15 days for air shipping.

Hi, do you have any good shippers that you can recommend to me so i can use?

Ibrothehassan:
guy don't buy a celeron processor laptop

I've made a u turn already
My problem now is choosing the best laptop for programing and video editing

adubam:


I wish you were in Abuja. Happiness Computer sells almost new fairly used computers at reasonable price. Google Happiness Computer. I heard they have branches in Lagos and PH

Thanks I will do just that

daamazing:
I've got an 8th gen laptop for you around your price range.

Ok boss please let's talk on Whatsapp (zero 9 zero 2 nine 66 eight six 3 0)

jboixxx:
Jumia and Konga serves as escrow for any purchase made on their respective platforms. So, fear not.

Oh I see, thanks

IMAliyu:

Guy, abeg check your local computer shops first.
For the price of that Celeron, you could get a, 10th gen i3, or a 6th gen i5 laptops, new or fairly used.

I actually visited a local laptop shop, but them won reap me, imagine selling a mini laptop with 4gb max ram for 70k

kayus621:

I actually visited a local laptop shop, but them won reap me, imagine selling a mini laptop with 4gb max ram for 70k

Use jumia Jiji is scam
Same as most local store

Joeyjones:
What ever you do never go for an intel celeron laptop. Instead go for an i3 10th gen(it will slow down after a year or less) if it's new you want to get or a used i5 6th gen upwards(better option).

Thanks for the advice, I already changed my mind.
My problem now is choosing the best laptop for video editing and programing, I started hearing of graphics card, etc. I just confuse

bobkezel:
I use Gotok and klasha. But right now my klasha is crashing and Gotok seems to have stopped operation.
Abeg mek una suggest virtual card for me, good one oo

Vesti Wallet. Been using it and i just used it today. The card creation fee is #250.