tmogba4:
See his moniker...hmmmm
"Somehow Penis"
#lipsealed

khalazi:




Please Be careful with this Moniker somehowpenis.
He's been busted in Pets section.
His last post was in March 2017.
Then all of a sudden Nov 18 2019 he's now selling dogs and Phones in Ebonyi

cc Tabbaz

promisealor:





Who can vouch for this guy?
I'm about to deal with him

sheelay:

180k?

shapman:
There is a WhatsApp group specially created for deal hunters and would be buyers.
The rules are simple and straightforward.
Contact on signature for interested individuals.

busky101:
how much last

UrRealG:
iPhone XR 64GB - Unlocked
Box and accessories
No known issues
Cosmetic condition =>> 9.5/10

@ N113k landing cost to Lagos


HMU

KINGOFJAPAN:
TLC

[s]
IPhone 11 64gb (Purple)

Mint condition

Chip unlocked (T-mobile)

*phone only*

168K. [/s]
Sold



Google Pixel 2 XL

Mint condition

Factory unlocked

*phone only*

73K.


https:///2349050105090

twinskenny:
IPhone X 256gb with full accessories
Price reduced 168k each
Let me know 08051355133

Don4life:

factory unlocked?

sammysticks:
Inside life

joetoocute:
HP Probook 450 G5 15.6 "(2018 Model)
i7 8th Gen
8gb Ram,
500gb Hdd
fingerprint
Nvidia 930mx 2gb
Keyboard light
AIN 165,000.

Mint Dell Latitude 5490
i5 7th gen
8gb ddr4
256gb ssd
Keyboard light
AIN 120,000

Mint Dell 5470
I5 6th Gen
256gb ssd
8gb ram
Keyboard light
AIN: 115,000

Dell G3 SIGNATURE EDITION (2018 Model)
Core i5 8th Gen
1TB
8gb ddr4 Ram
Keyboard light.
Gtx 1050 (Shipped)
TLC 185,000


Dell Latitude 7470
Core i7 6th Gen
256GB SSD
16 GB ddr4 Ram
Fingerprint
Keyboard light(Shipped)
TLC145,000

Factory Unlocked iPhone X 64GB
Phone only
(Shipped)

TLC 178,000

Factory Unlocked iPhone Xr 64GB
Phone and brand New Charger
AIN :175,000

Mint Samsung S9 without outter case pouch
AIN: 100,000

Contact: 08131802522(WhatsApp)

Aythereal:
Still needed

seyithug:

Hi, welcome to the thread. Since nonody has helped you with any explanations to your questions, let me help you, as I no see sleep sleep.

1. The phones sold here are 100% sourced from the USA-, both fairly used and brand new. These phones are ordered from local classifieds ad sites like 5 miles, Offer Up, Craigslist etc and nationwide classifieds ad sites like Ebay, Amazon etc and other general shopping sites. The idea is to buy at the cheapest price possible, to make a good profit.
The process of scouting for such bargain deals is called deal-hunting. Hence, most of the sellers here are 'deal hunters'. There are also people who buy from the dealhunters to resell here or offline. You know the drill.

2. From whichever of the types of classifieds ad sites that the deals are bought from, somebody has to go pick and pay for the deal. You pay to them for the item+their fuel and service charge+shipping to Naija, and they go pick up, and will ship with other items, per week. It's a side-hustle, for them.
We call them pickers. They live in the USA.
However, some of them do strictly Ebay and Amazon. They may or may not live in the USA.. For Ebay and Amazon and general shopping on shopping sites, all they need is an address to ship packages to, and they arrange pickup with cargo shippers from the USA to ship to Naija.

3. a) When these deals are paid for, picked up, and shipped, a dealhunter may decide to advertise the deal as TLC (total landing cost). deal. Meaning that, they don't want to wait 1-2 weeks for the shipped item to land in Nigeria, before selling it off. So, they sell it off while it's still in transit, to free up money for other deals. TLC items already have the item cost+picker fees+shipping to Naija+ say 5k (+/-)profit factored intothe final offer. So, they're always cheap, not negotiable, but you have to patiently wait for them to land in Naija. TLC items are usually 20-40k cheaper than similar offers at Ikeja computer village. The cons here is that both you and the dealhunter don't know the full details of the condition of the deal. The pros, for the buyer is the cheap prices. The pros, for the dealhunter/seller is that they're able to turnover their investment as many times as they want, and make instant profit. Imagine dealing 10-15 times in a month and making 5-10k passive income.

3. b) Sometimes, the dealhunter/seller may not want to sell at TLC price, because selling at prevailing market price is more profitable, or the dealhunter may not get someone to buy at TLC value, until the item lands in Nigeria. This deal is called an AIN (Already in Nigeria) deal. Dealhunter buys item(s), ship to Naija, and sells at Naija prevailing rates, or slightly cheaper, to make higher profits. Most of these AIN dealers are shop owners and actual resellers at places like Ikeja Computer Village, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and in other states.
On this type of deal, you can go meet the dealhunter at their office or a meeting point, to inspect item's condition, before you pay for it.

I know that this thread has already reached 700 pages, but, go to Page 1, for more details on how it all works, and read up pages 1-10, and then, come to page 680 to the latest page, to have a good grasp of what we do here, and how to get nice deals.

You, too, can be a reseller, one-time buyer, or dealhunter.