Bookiemart01:
sterling now #362.373/$
Stanbic #350/$

Bookiemart01:
sterling now #362.373/$
Stanbic #350/$

tumababa:


I hope stanbic will not come back to charge weekends completed transactions again at 350

BizBloke:


It's the folks that leave them to do that. You debit at N310/$ or so then come later to backdate a transaction with extra charges? That doesn't fly anywhere.

tumababa:


It flies so high in naija

tumababa:


I hope stanbic will not come back to charge weekends completed transactions again at 350

BizBloke:


Yes, it flies so high when - and because - people resign themselves to taking the wrong deduction as being right/legal.

You don't buy biscuit for N10 today, eat it and then, the owner of the kiosk/supermarket comes tomorrow to ask for N10 balance because she bought a new carton/pack of biscuits at N16.50/biscuit some days later.

tumababa:

It flies so high in naija

bdavis:


3 gbosa for you! 9jas ar used to complaining without taking action...when it comes to taking action, you'll start hearing: this is naija jare, I don't have time, blah blah blah...

....simply because we allow it.


GTBANK did it and got away with it in some instances...most instances, so stanbic is now following suit and apparently would be getting away with it in some instances, because I already hear some people saying: its just 28k that is affected...at least I made some good money whilst the run lasted, so it's just a part of my profit.

Soon another bank would take the same script, dust it up and play it again.

Bookiemart01:
I do not think they will because I was 1st told 310 only for them to tweet back at me within 2 minutes that it's 350 for tody...they are sorry for any inconveniences and blahblahblah

tumababa:


I did a 5.1$ transaction on Saturday, money was put on hold at ₦ 310 rate. Just got alert at 350 rate.

tumababa:


I did a 5.1$ transaction on Saturday, money was put on hold at ₦ 310 rate. Just got alert at 350 rate.

tumababa:


I did a 5.1$ transaction on Saturday, money was put on hold at ₦ 310 rate. Just got alert at 350 rate.

methodman:
I did a transaction with them on Saturday too and i got debited this morning at the rate of ₦310 ...

BizBloke:


You captured my thoughts in two paragraphs. I remember a time when you make transactions and they always come back at lower rates if - and when - refunded. I thought they had the backing of the CBN and it was the right thing to do.

Transferred the crap model into my business because I do make payments and get lower rates when refunded until an incident played out and I realized, "Shi*t, these guys were profiting abnormally," and I'm about to take a fall for them whilst defending 'em. So if someone says "it's just 28k," how convenient - for that person; someone who really does the financial sheet/profit and loss statement will hardly say that. Even if it's N1,000, I'll take it back and rather dash it out to someone else. It's not exactly about the money in most cases but the means via which it was taken.

If na calabash you keep your money, calabash no fit deduct your money one day come dey tell you sour gist upandan.

somcherry:
I want to buy some things on aliexpress.

Which of these banks currently charges the less for USD?

Diamond,UBA or First bank?


Urgent reply please.

Gunbiz:


use paypal to test their rates, u will be refunded

bdavis:
!

That's what I always tell peeps: its not about the money but the principle behind it...me even if na 1naira, dey gats2refund...maybe that's a spill over of growing up in a home where both parents were bankers...

'Free' financial literacy.

BoboFashion:

I bought 370 this evening (black market).

Ihavespoken:
Good, I can't wait for dollar to hit N700 so I can exchange my $200,000.

It will gradually get there

Ihavespoken:
Good, I can't wait for dollar to hit N700 so I can exchange my $200,000.

It will gradually get there

Ihavespoken:
Good, I can't wait for dollar to hit N700 so I can exchange my $200,000.

It will gradually get there

AleAirHub:

mine is $50,000 chilling and waiting to exchange it 300%...

Bookiemart01:
And you guys will also be buying commodities @ 450% of whatever it is you are buying now

Have you heard of hyperinflation? Your # by tthen will be at per with former Ghanian Cedi. Remember Ghanians once bought 1 loaf of bread for 2 million cedis?

#BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor

shemano:
Hello, my name is Oluwaseun and based in
Ibadan there is this money making business that
would really be of help to to my Fellow citizens
especially considering the fact that the economy
is not good and the unemployment rate is at all
time high. As much as I would like to put the
details of this business here, I have to follow the
nairaland guidelines but you can chat me up on
whatsapp at 08159501065[b][/b].

AleAirHub:


mine is $50,000 chilling and waiting to exchange it 300%...

Bookiemart01:
And you guys will also be buying commodities @ 450% of whatever it is you are buying now

Have you heard of hyperinflation? Your # by tthen will be at per with former Ghanian Cedi. Remember Ghanians once bought 1 loaf of bread for 2 million cedis?

#BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor

Ihavespoken:
That's some serious money to be made there.

From the suggestions, I think they mean we should exchange some and keep some, In that case I will only exchange $50K at N700 hopefully by this dec 2016.

Then by March 2017 $1 = N1000, we can exchange the rest then turning over huge profits.

I think we are in for mega money

#Changi

Humblega:
Any info about Access bank current $ card rates and there limits.