Comments on: Enough of this paypal nonsense!

By: bisi

bisi — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 14:37:36 +0000

Men, this site is just waoooooooooohhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!

You do well bros.

enough of those trying to make money off us. Truth is the only money they ever make is from peddling information and not really online.

thanks once more….
bisi

By: Bill Glover

Bill Glover — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 21:30:27 +0000

The perfect answer to the problem is virtualterminalnetwork.com, which is USA based and takes payment from Nigeria using your cell phones. There is no charge to sign on. There are many merchant in the US cardealer, Computer shops that wan to do business in your contry and will accept VTN payments. IF you have question and want more infomation pls send me an email

Bill Glover
bg@virtualterminalnetwork.com

By: abuhurayrah

abuhurayrah — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 15:48:37 +0000

am into forex biz,i have a paypal acct thr the fastecash credit card and i was able to purchase some e-books from my fx expects in usa but some coy does nt accept my paypal cos am nt certifide i.e to attach a us bank acct.i also have a mastercard from GTB and i tried to pay into my fx acct with my broker fxpro but the card was rejected and it took me over 2 mths b4 i can get my money back fr GTB,i was told now that they will not remove money fr mastercard again so i kept the card away,i ve never tried the card again elsewhere cos i dont have money to hang inside it.i trade and accpt payment from my fx broker via wire transfer now.
fastecash is realiable but they are expensive

thanks

By: Coker Isaac

Coker Isaac — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 22:45:46 +0000

Interesting post by you all. Am equally a Nigerian. 90% of these post have put blame on PayPal for not accepting Nigerians but I choose to object! why not blame our bad brothers that have tainted the image of the country so badly, people even praise them for such “feats”. The fact is straight, if Nigeria is clean, PayPal will love to expand their business. It’s that simple! We talk of PayPal here cos it’s popular, there are hundred other sites that dont accept Nigerians and the list just came down when Ribadu was on fire.

I have been in online business for the past 7 years and I know what I face with this Nigerian nationality issue and the most unfortunate thing is that it’s not getting better. Our school children are now following that same path, you see a 16 year old secondary student in the cafe spamming mails in the hope to one day hit it as his elders do, rather than follow the path of hardwork and industry. Let me say here, there’s no business or profession in the world that promisses something for nothing and where we choose to tread that path, we are doomed.

Let me go straight and make things clear regarding payment options. What you have to consider is what kind of business are you doing on the internet? If you are selling software or services, then you dont necessarily have to use paypal. What you need is a merchant account company. What do they do? They simply process credit card payments from your buyers and remit the money into your account with them, and at the end of the month, you can collect all your funds through wire transfer, mainly for nigerians. What is wire transfer? You simply open a domiciliary account in Dollars with any nigerian bank, like UBA, Oceanic, Zenith, GTB etc and request for wire details. You then give this detail to your merchant so they can wire money down to your dorm account at the end of the month and you can spend. Please note, merchants cannot send money to your naira account straight, it’s through Dorm account and it’s simple to open one with just $100. Examples of merchants that accept nigerians are http://www.2co.com, http://www.plimus.com, http://www.shareit.com, http://www.reg.net, http://www.alertpay.com, http://www.swreg.org etc

I’ll continue with the other option for affiliate programs later on, please let’s say no to these fraudsters and stop praising them, they do more harm to us than we can see in nigeria.

Thanks.

By: pitan

pitan — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 00:28:30 +0000

do business on the net pay into ur creditcard and hw do u get paid the money u earn doing business on the net without paypal and other merchants

By: Rich Kid

Rich Kid — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 13:58:54 +0000

Steve - forget the idea of opening paypal account in nigeria. SIMPLE. At least for now.

By: Steve

Steve — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 07:02:27 +0000

i have been a victim of fraudulent internet marketers who duped me on this paypal account in nigeria. please i would like to know if it is possible to open a Paypal account and link it with a Nigerian Bank account.

Thanks.

By: paul adeleke

paul adeleke — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 10:29:40 +0000

pls rich kid, how can i get real sites that can me me money in nigeria. can u enlighten me. is it compulsory i own a site and other things. thanks

By: precious

precious — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 14:35:02 +0000

please can i still own a paypal here in Nigeria

By: uche

uche — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 14:31:06 +0000

It is not possible except u can ur ip address and i am not sure if nigeria banks has any thing to do with pypal.Beware of fraud