ogunvic41:

I need $2200 2moro I wanna use it to buy a car how will I pay u in naira? Besides can u come down a bit

Stanley08:


Be Careful mate

gowaga68:
Pls do you know at what rate is Stanbic IBTC"s Euro pls?

Stanley08:


239.03 on Saturday

yvy1:
Please which banks are still selling PTA?

opeyemmmy:


Majority of the banks still do. I know for sure Stanbic does... it however depends on your destination.

mavinc4u:


why is your paypal limited? call them to find out why. However, i wish i could help you make the payment but am running out of annual limit on my card.

please someone should assist this lady to pay for her ebay items.
my paypal is limited because of non verification. i applied for drivers license which is not yet ready. thanks for your reply.
if there is any other person you can refer me to i will be more than glad..thanks. a guy though.

mavinc4u:


why is your paypal limited? call them to find out why. However, i wish i could help you make the payment but am running out of annual limit on my card.

please someone should assist this lady to pay for her ebay items.

jfkenny:

my paypal is limited because of non verification. i applied for drivers license which is not yet ready. thanks for your reply.
if there is any other person you can refer me to i will be more than glad..thanks. a guy though.

Youngzedd:



If they requested for Photo ID, send voters card or national ID card.

Then call them. Try to verify your card.

alakara:
Thanks for the update.

ogunvic41:

I need $2200 2moro I wanna use it to buy a car how will I pay u in naira? Besides can u come down a bit

Shinner2010:
pls I need someone that can make a eBay payment for me with stanbic linked PayPal account, at the rate of 212/$ just $55.

thanks

fadaz:
Please I need $100 in my gtb dorm account. You can be of assistance let me know your rate. Thank you.

bukahands:
please how do i compose the email to GTB, they charged me 220 per $, now they are refunding at 197

Carmal90:

Sorry dude, just got out from this type of mess with them ysterday,they charged @225 and refunded @199 until i mailed them and copy cbn..
I would like to join your numerous customers to register my displeasure at your exploitative tendencies with regards to your foreign exchange rates (with particular reference to Naira Mastercard online transactions exchange rate). It is bad enough that you charge 226 naira to the dollar but to charge 199 naira to the dollar when crediting the same account (for instance when there is a reversal or refund for the same transaction) is, to say the least, wicked and down right exploitative.
This practice has been going on for quite a long time but I must complain officially now. Recently, I made an online transaction and paid via Paypal using my Mastercard debit card. I was charged nearly 226 naira to a dollar. A couple of days later, the transaction was cancelled and a refund issued. I was refunded at 199 naira to the dollar. Now lets us assume I make a transaction of $1000 and you debit my account at 225 naira then later the transaction was cancelled and refunded. Then you credit my account at 199 naira to the dollar. That means I would have lost 26,000 naira! Multiply that by, let's say, 100 of such a scenario.
The truth is that many Nigerian banks are defrauding customers via online foreign exchange transactions and it's high time CBN looked into the anomaly. I am copying this email to them to join the countless others they most have received on this matter.
I and many other concerned bank customers have initiated an online campaign to bring this anomaly to the public while hoping that CBN takes necessary actions to halt the trend. We have started on a small scale on Nairaland.com and will start a Facebook and Twitter campaign very soon. I read in the dailies that GTB posted an H1 PBT of 63 billion naira and I could not help but laugh and feel sad at the same time because it is sharp practices like the one I am writing about that translates to profit for banks. At the detriment of customers.
I hope CBN does something about this because, knowing GTB, you will give reasons for charging different rates for buying and selling foreign exchange. The usual excuses. But you should know that Mastercard is the same all over the world. And I do not think they charge different rates for different banks in Nigeria otherwise, why would a bank like Stanbic IBTC charge the lowest dollar rate among Nigerian banks (using the same Mastercard Naira Debit card) and refund at the same rate they debited the card?
Thank you.
But you have to edit it to ur taste
Nb.also copy this mail from this thread ohhh
cpd@ cbn.gov.ng
cardservices@ gtbank.com
cardsupport@ gtbank.com

Corrrrrrrrect!!!!

It's good I'm not alone on this; I've been complaining about their rates since 2012, and more especially since late last year.

Your mail to them is so comprehensive and on point.

If many more will do same . . .

And yes I support we take this campaign further like you rightly suggested . . . FB, twitter . . .

Even if they have more dollar demands to meet up with than say Stanbic for example, do they get their dollars from the CBN at a higher rate than Stanbic? I still don't get the excuse for the anomaly.

And when you ask them, they reply you with their generic "yada yada yada".

Banks in Nigeria post insane profits for doing a disservice to their customers. #onlyin9ja

The CBN and FG guarantees they make insane immoral profits without giving a damn about their clients. You can't get jack from them, even when you do, it's at 'cut throat . . . I guess that should probably reduce soon.

They, with the FG and CBN, create excess liquidity which accounts for a large chunk of the devaluation of the Naira.