| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by ishiamu(m): 6:32am On Jun 24, 2017 |
krattoss:
life is all about experiences and lessons..
I guess this won't happen in ur life again |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by browniex: 7:03am On Jun 24, 2017 |
ProIyke:
It was a beautiful Saturday morning, sometime last month being May, i had planned to go to ikeja computer village to get a new phone , i didn't have any particular one in mind but which ever it is must be a high end android phone with good specs.
there was no other better day to do this than that fateful Saturday , having heard a lot of tales about ikeja computer village and being a newbie in town i saw it as a great opportunity to explore the market , i got there and saw a lot of shops and boys on the streets beckoning on me to buy their phones , i stopped to check some and walked past some. i went into slot shop and checked a glossary of their phones available and they all exceeded my budget of 20k for the specs i required, i decided to buy from one of the guys i had met earlier on the streets , he had a Tecno w5 lite which was remarkably new, i immediately fell in love with the phone and haggled the price with him , having just 20k as my budget i made it clear to him, surprisingly he agreed to sell at 20k , fine, he followed me to the bank there where i made an atm withdrawal , i gave him the money and he gave me the phone, i was busy checking the phone out and making sure everything was working fine when he immediately told me he wasnt selling again as the price was below what he bought it for .
He gave me back my money n i returned the phone to him, and then i left . i walked a few poles n decided to check my money only for me to discover to my chagrin , what i had was pieces of paper cut to the size of money and folded in a bunch just exactly as my money was.
at that point i became agitated , i couldn't believe my eyes, i have just been hoodwinked . i went back looking for him to no avail, sadly i went home , i lost my 20k just like that to an idiot . that bright saturday turned out for me a very ugly one. now i have learned my lesson never to patronize road side sellers irrespective of how cheap their wares may be. computer village is rift with criminals nad hooligans. Beware.
a sensible man losing his money to an idiot, I wonder who is the idiot in the whole drama. 3 Likes |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by Itssod(m): 8:25am On Jun 24, 2017 |
Even satan dey fear those comp. Villa boys. |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by exlinkleads(f): 8:28am On Jun 24, 2017 |
welcome to Lagos |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by Nobody: 8:30am On Jun 24, 2017 |
This is too funny  |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by austinoeze(m): 8:33am On Jun 24, 2017 |
Had |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by smudge2079(m): 8:33am On Jun 24, 2017 |
This one na newbie.
The Golden rule in computer Village is "Never buy anything, i repeat anything from anyone by the road side.... If he no get shop, free am" |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by marooh: 8:34am On Jun 24, 2017 |
Haba! OP Paper as Money? Before I give u d phone na to check the money wellllla  If not say juju dey exist. Eeeh I for flog u and ur facebook friends.....  |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by Draei: 8:34am On Jun 24, 2017 |
20k for high end phones? Op you well,
No wonder the guy scammed you real good. 4 Likes |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by Ericjohnsonjnr(m): 8:34am On Jun 24, 2017 |
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| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by Nobody: 8:35am On Jun 24, 2017 |
You want to buy high android phone with 20k? Lol
Like the popular saying goes, if it's too good to be true, then it's too good to be true. How do you expect to get a good phone for 20k? Na your ojukokoro mess you up 1 Like |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by ugoc(m): 8:37am On Jun 24, 2017 |
ProIyke:
It was a beautiful Saturday morning, sometime last month being May, i had planned to go to Ikeja computer village to get a new phone , i didn't have any particular one in mind but which ever it is must be a high end android phone with good specs.
There was no other better day to do this than that fateful Saturday, having heard a lot of tales about Ikeja computer village and being a newbie in town I saw it as a great opportunity to explore the market, i got there and saw a lot of shops and boys on the streets beckoning on me to buy their phones, I stopped to check some and walked past some.
I went into slot shop and checked a glossary of their phones available and they all exceeded my budget of 20k for the specs i required, i decided to buy from one of the guys i had met earlier on the streets, he had a Tecno w5 lite which was remarkably new, i immediately fell in love with the phone and haggled the price with him , having just 20k as my budget i made it clear to him, surprisingly he agreed to sell at 20k, fine, he followed me to the bank there where i made an ATM withdrawal , i gave him the money and he gave me the phone, i was busy checking the phone out and making sure everything was working fine when he immediately told me he wasn't selling again as the price was below what he bought it for .
He gave me back my money n i returned the phone to him, and then i left . i walked a few poles n decided to check my money only for me to discover to my chagrin , what i had was pieces of paper cut to the size of money and folded in a bunch just exactly as my money was.
at that point i became agitated , i couldn't believe my eyes, i have just been hoodwinked. I went back looking for him to no avail, sadly i went home, I lost my 20k just like that to an idiot. That bright Saturday turned out for me a very ugly one. Now i have learned my lesson never to patronize road side sellers irrespective of how cheap their wares may be. computer village is rift with criminals nad hooligans. Beware.
You are lucky, them for package fufu for u 1 Like |
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| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by SeanDada1(m): 8:38am On Jun 24, 2017 |
Yuneehk:
LOL.. Very funny.
So after hearing so much about Computer Village and being a newbie in town, you decided to explore the market but ended up being exploited. You've surely learnt your lesson. JJC |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by twentyk(m): 8:39am On Jun 24, 2017 |
op you try and the thing is you should learn from the lesson...be thankfull its 20k....i was scammed once though..1k on d phone and on realising it was a scam i actually thanked the scammer for the lesson for such ridiculous amount....i have get sense ever since......
nb...nobody is above scam,i.e nobody wen dey no fit scam...IT DEPENDS ON THE FORMAT..... |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by obonujoker(m): 8:49am On Jun 24, 2017 |
Lol.... e pele... hope pink lips boys didn't scam you too....
Don't worry, you will recover... |
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| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by tosyne2much(m): 8:51am On Jun 24, 2017 |
You just learnt your lesson bro.. You become wiser in Lagos each time you're scammed
Sorry ehn 1 Like |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by CaptainFM1: 8:51am On Jun 24, 2017 |
If you had enter Lagos through Ojodu Berger, you will understand the message our 3white priest are sending to JJC's.......Be Smart, Be Wise, Be Intelligent!
If u lack any of those 3 in Lagos..., U could lose much more than 20K |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by sisisioge: 8:54am On Jun 24, 2017 |
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| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by MrIcredible: 8:55am On Jun 24, 2017 |
ProIyke:
It was a beautiful Saturday morning, sometime last month being May, i had planned to go to Ikeja computer village to get a new phone , i didn't have any particular one in mind but which ever it is must be a high end android phone with good specs.
There was no other better day to do this than that fateful Saturday, having heard a lot of tales about Ikeja computer village and being a newbie in town I saw it as a great opportunity to explore the market, i got there and saw a lot of shops and boys on the streets beckoning on me to buy their phones, I stopped to check some and walked past some.
I went into slot shop and checked a glossary of their phones available and they all exceeded my budget of 20k for the specs i required, i decided to buy from one of the guys i had met earlier on the streets, he had a Tecno w5 lite which was remarkably new, i immediately fell in love with the phone and haggled the price with him , having just 20k as my budget i made it clear to him, surprisingly he agreed to sell at 20k, fine, he followed me to the bank there where i made an ATM withdrawal , i gave him the money and he gave me the phone, i was busy checking the phone out and making sure everything was working fine when he immediately told me he wasn't selling again as the price was below what he bought it for .
He gave me back my money n i returned the phone to him, and then i left . i walked a few poles n decided to check my money only for me to discover to my chagrin , what i had was pieces of paper cut to the size of money and folded in a bunch just exactly as my money was.
at that point i became agitated , i couldn't believe my eyes, i have just been hoodwinked. I went back looking for him to no avail, sadly i went home, I lost my 20k just like that to an idiot. That bright Saturday turned out for me a very ugly one. Now i have learned my lesson never to patronize road side sellers irrespective of how cheap their wares may be. computer village is rift with criminals nad hooligans. Beware.
Old trick |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by emmy02(m): 8:55am On Jun 24, 2017 |
ProIyke:
It was a beautiful Saturday morning, sometime last month being May, i had planned to go to Ikeja computer village to get a new phone , i didn't have any particular one in mind but which ever it is must be a high end android phone with good specs.
There was no other better day to do this than that fateful Saturday, having heard a lot of tales about Ikeja computer village and being a newbie in town I saw it as a great opportunity to explore the market, i got there and saw a lot of shops and boys on the streets beckoning on me to buy their phones, I stopped to check some and walked past some.
I went into slot shop and checked a glossary of their phones available and they all exceeded my budget of 20k for the specs i required, i decided to buy from one of the guys i had met earlier on the streets, he had a Tecno w5 lite which was remarkably new, i immediately fell in love with the phone and haggled the price with him , having just 20k as my budget i made it clear to him, surprisingly he agreed to sell at 20k, fine, he followed me to the bank there where i made an ATM withdrawal , i gave him the money and he gave me the phone, i was busy checking the phone out and making sure everything was working fine when he immediately told me he wasn't selling again as the price was below what he bought it for .
He gave me back my money n i returned the phone to him, and then i left . i walked a few poles n decided to check my money only for me to discover to my chagrin , what i had was pieces of paper cut to the size of money and folded in a bunch just exactly as my money was.
at that point i became agitated , i couldn't believe my eyes, i have just been hoodwinked. I went back looking for him to no avail, sadly i went home, I lost my 20k just like that to an idiot. That bright Saturday turned out for me a very ugly one. Now i have learned my lesson never to patronize road side sellers irrespective of how cheap their wares may be. computer village is rift with criminals nad hooligans. Beware.
He gave you back your money and you didn't count it? U just left like that ? I don't get it |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by Nobody: 8:57am On Jun 24, 2017 |
ProIyke:
It was a beautiful Saturday morning, sometime last month being May, i had planned to go to Ikeja computer village to get a new phone , i didn't have any particular one in mind but which ever it is must be a high end android phone with good specs.
There was no other better day to do this than that fateful Saturday, having heard a lot of tales about Ikeja computer village and being a newbie in town I saw it as a great opportunity to explore the market, i got there and saw a lot of shops and boys on the streets beckoning on me to buy their phones, I stopped to check some and walked past some.
I went into slot shop and checked a glossary of their phones available and they all exceeded my budget of 20k for the specs i required, i decided to buy from one of the guys i had met earlier on the streets, he had a Tecno w5 lite which was remarkably new, i immediately fell in love with the phone and haggled the price with him , having just 20k as my budget i made it clear to him, surprisingly he agreed to sell at 20k, fine, he followed me to the bank there where i made an ATM withdrawal , i gave him the money and he gave me the phone, i was busy checking the phone out and making sure everything was working fine when he immediately told me he wasn't selling again as the price was below what he bought it for .
He gave me back my money n i returned the phone to him, and then i left . i walked a few poles n decided to check my money only for me to discover to my chagrin , what i had was pieces of paper cut to the size of money and folded in a bunch just exactly as my money was.
at that point i became agitated , i couldn't believe my eyes, i have just been hoodwinked. I went back looking for him to no avail, sadly i went home, I lost my 20k just like that to an idiot. That bright Saturday turned out for me a very ugly one. Now i have learned my lesson never to patronize road side sellers irrespective of how cheap their wares may be. computer village is rift with criminals nad hooligans. Beware.
Lol... nobody gets gets defrauded without his/her consent. In this instance u knew the consequences yet ventured, ur greed took the better part of u.... Sorry Bro. When u r about entering Lagos @ Berger the first symbol that greets u is "Shine ur Eyes " Really, u need to shine ur eyes everyday and everytime.... |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by frubben(m): 9:10am On Jun 24, 2017 |
Loop1:
The truth is there is no one living or born in Lagos that has never been scam .it makes you extra smart .lesson learnt from experience . I stay and live in lagos and I hAve never being duped, bought my first system. Learning from people's experience helps alot |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by Proudlyngwa(m): 9:11am On Jun 24, 2017 |
Loop1:
The truth is there is no one living or born in Lagos that has never been scam .it makes you extra smart .lesson learnt from experience . I have never been scammed, I have worked for some people who didn't pay me the full value of my job, but I have never been scammed. I was born in Lagos. 80% of the first 25 years of my life was in lag 1 Like |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by Orpe7(m): 9:11am On Jun 24, 2017 |
Some were lucky na fufu and ogbono soup dem go package inside phone casing for them |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by Orpe7(m): 9:13am On Jun 24, 2017 |
If u sef no be thief dey ur eyes, u wan buy correct andriod for 20k
Na hustle dem go hustle u na |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by Orpe7(m): 9:16am On Jun 24, 2017 |
mine was changing dollars infront of alade market before it got demolished. One idiot was calling dollars at a high exchange rate, thought i could make some extra cash on the side so i went to him. He gave me naira with a note short, when i told him he asked to recount it which he did in front of me then he added the extra note. Only for me to walk some distance and noticed that about 9k was gone from the cash. Omo my eye clear eh. No be small thing o |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by peacengine(m): 9:17am On Jun 24, 2017 |
ProIyke:
It was a beautiful Saturday morning, sometime last month being May, i had planned to go to Ikeja computer village to get a new phone , i didn't have any particular one in mind but which ever it is must be a high end android phone with good specs.
There was no other better day to do this than that fateful Saturday, having heard a lot of tales about Ikeja computer village and being a newbie in town I saw it as a great opportunity to explore the market, i got there and saw a lot of shops and boys on the streets beckoning on me to buy their phones, I stopped to check some and walked past some.
I went into slot shop and checked a glossary of their phones available and they all exceeded my budget of 20k for the specs i required, i decided to buy from one of the guys i had met earlier on the streets, he had a Tecno w5 lite which was remarkably new, i immediately fell in love with the phone and haggled the price with him , having just 20k as my budget i made it clear to him, surprisingly he agreed to sell at 20k, fine, he followed me to the bank there where i made an ATM withdrawal , i gave him the money and he gave me the phone, i was busy checking the phone out and making sure everything was working fine when he immediately told me he wasn't selling again as the price was below what he bought it for .
He gave me back my money n i returned the phone to him, and then i left . i walked a few poles n decided to check my money only for me to discover to my chagrin , what i had was pieces of paper cut to the size of money and folded in a bunch just exactly as my money was.
at that point i became agitated , i couldn't believe my eyes, i have just been hoodwinked. I went back looking for him to no avail, sadly i went home, I lost my 20k just like that to an idiot. That bright Saturday turned out for me a very ugly one. Now i have learned my lesson never to patronize road side sellers irrespective of how cheap their wares may be. computer village is rift with criminals nad hooligans. Beware.
It's Nigeriandondie and his Igbo brothers handwork.Dizz type of crime izz from di people of di East, if you go Alaba, Onisha, Aba na di same thing, their way  |
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| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by Oluwafreshing(m): 9:18am On Jun 24, 2017 |
fibonacci2526:
The part that got me was you when you said you wanted a "high end Android phone" on a budget of 20k. Hian. Sorry sha you sha wan mock OP abi wehdone |
| Re: How I Was Defrauded At Ikeja Computer Village. by Oluwafreshing(m): 9:19am On Jun 24, 2017 |
Orpe7:
Some were lucky na fufu and ogbono soup dem go package inside phone casing for them na to reach house go chop expensive fufu 2 Likes |
