seunnuga:

Please how does one fund his stanbic dollar funds? ... My account officer also kind of discouraged me that it's difficult to fund it.. but people find a way out

seunnuga:

Please how does one fund his stanbic dollar funds? ... My account officer also kind of discouraged me that it's difficult to fund it.. but people find a way out

seunnuga:

Please how does one fund his stanbic dollar funds? ... My account officer also kind of discouraged me that it's difficult to fund it.. but people find a way out

mymadam:


It is NOT difficult at all. Here is the simplest method, IMHO...

1. Open a domiciliary account at StanbicIBTC.
2. Change Naira to Dollar at parallel market.
3. Fund your domiciliary account with over USD1000... (Minimum for initial deposit into your dollar fund account)
4. Go to your domiciliary account and transfer AT LEAST USD1000 to your dollar fund account.

NOTE:

(a) Use the Stanbic account number sent to you via pdf attachment when you opened the account... NOT the Standard Bank account but the Stanbic one.
(b) You MUST enter the account code sent to you on registering (for both sender AND receiver notes). If you fail to do this, sorry o!

5. To fund the account later, simply follow the same process by transferring a minimum of USD500 each time.

I use this method all the time without stress. You may check for your interest... in USD, EVERY WORKING DAY! Hope this helps

ojesymsym:
Only a transfer from a dorm account seems to work.

Nigsrdumb:


I'll tell you what I've gone through so far, my account abroad was shut down because I sent dollars to naija, I also almost lost 1 thousand dollars that got stuck in a corresponding bank.

I really don't know, nothing seems to work properly in naija .

emmanuelewumi:


Baba is highly liquid he is a board room guru, highly respected in corporate Nigeria.

Alhaji Koguna, Chief Osunkeye former chairman of Nestle, Chief Ade Ojo owner of Elizade motors and many others who are now in their 80s are some of the sincere managers which Investors love having on the boards of companies because they these gentlemen will help them grow their wealth.

mymadam:


It is NOT difficult at all. Here is the simplest method, IMHO...

1. Open a domiciliary account at StanbicIBTC.
2. Change Naira to Dollar at parallel market.
3. Fund your domiciliary account with over USD1000... (Minimum for initial deposit into your dollar fund account)
4. Go to your domiciliary account and transfer AT LEAST USD1000 to your dollar fund account.

NOTE:

(a) Use the Stanbic account number sent to you via pdf attachment when you opened the account... NOT the Standard Bank account but the Stanbic one.
(b) You MUST enter the account code sent to you on registering (for both sender AND receiver notes). If you fail to do this, sorry o!

5. To fund the account later, simply follow the same process by transferring a minimum of USD500 each time.

I use this method all the time without stress. You may check for your interest... in USD, EVERY WORKING DAY! Hope this helps

ahiboilandgas:
na my mentor ,i was wondering what he was doing at the airport ( Lagos)

emmanuelewumi:



TNT is small, when compared with Red Star


Red Star owns the franchise of FedEx in Nigeria, they have expanded to Benin, Niger and Mali.

The head office is on International airport road Lagos

emmanuelewumi:


He retired as the chairman of Red Star last year, his son is now on the board of the company

mymadam:


It is NOT difficult at all. Here is the simplest method, IMHO...

1. Open a domiciliary account at StanbicIBTC.
2. Change Naira to Dollar at parallel market.
3. Fund your domiciliary account with over USD1000... (Minimum for initial deposit into your dollar fund account)
4. Go to your domiciliary account and transfer AT LEAST USD1000 to your dollar fund account.

NOTE:

(a) Use the Stanbic account number sent to you via pdf attachment when you opened the account... NOT the Standard Bank account but the Stanbic one.
(b) You MUST enter the account code sent to you on registering (for both sender AND receiver notes). If you fail to do this, sorry o!

5. To fund the account later, simply follow the same process by transferring a minimum of USD500 each time.

I use this method all the time without stress. You may check for your interest... in USD, EVERY WORKING DAY! Hope this helps

mymadam:


It is NOT difficult at all. Here is the simplest method, IMHO...

1. Open a domiciliary account at StanbicIBTC.
2. Change Naira to Dollar at parallel market.
3. Fund your domiciliary account with over USD1000... (Minimum for initial deposit into your dollar fund account)
4. Go to your domiciliary account and transfer AT LEAST USD1000 to your dollar fund account.

NOTE:

(a) Use the Stanbic account number sent to you via pdf attachment when you opened the account... NOT the Standard Bank account but the Stanbic one.
(b) You MUST enter the account code sent to you on registering (for both sender AND receiver notes). If you fail to do this, sorry o!

5. To fund the account later, simply follow the same process by transferring a minimum of USD500 each time.

I use this method all the time without stress. You may check for your interest... in USD, EVERY WORKING DAY! Hope this helps

healthserve:




You want people to come for your head sha. You're bold o.


The best regulator for forex to me is www.myfxbook.com but you mentioned something about results and server manipulation recently.


I repeat you get mind. Make I run. Abeg this na tbills thread. Any other thing here is am advert, divertionary and wrong bro

damilola1978:
Na wa o...una don turn this thread to real estate thread haba... let us not lose focus biko

ahiboilandgas:
na my mentor ,i was wondering what he was doing at the airport ( Lagos)

ahiboilandgas:
ok that guy in the insurance firm

veron007:


What's the average interest rate for this dollar funds?

seunnuga:

Please how does one fund his stanbic dollar funds? ... My account officer also kind of discouraged me that it's difficult to fund it.. but people find a way out

dejiotus:

About 5.3% based on the interest I received yesterday

dejiotus:


Stanbic IBTC account number to fund the Stanbic IBTC Dollar Fund is 0034131849. There is a charge of about 20 dollars if someone makes the transfer via the Chartered account

dejiotus:


Stanbic IBTC account number to fund the Stanbic IBTC Dollar Fund is 0034131849. There is a charge of about 20 dollars if someone makes the transfer via the Standard Chartered account

emmanuelewumi:


Yes, he works in Alhajis insurance company at Ikoyi

Nigsrdumb:


I guess it only works from stanbic dom to stanbic eurobond, which means you have to be on ground chasing aboki up and down.

I tried it, says country unsupported.

9jatriot:
Nope, not true, you can transfer from any of your dom account to the account in their payment advice schedule.

ahiboilandgas:
you are very informed ,i personally admire your outreach,ur knowledge of Nigerian companies ,owners , their wealth creation abilities....Do u know Dr faruk umar

emmanuelewumi:



I saw him on Wednesday at Eko Hotel during the Extraordinary General Meeting of Dangote Cement.

Nigsrdumb:



How do you get the dollars into the Dom açcount in the first place without changing it at the black market?


It's not easy to top up , you are losing money with all that merry go round if you really think about it.


Charges , black market rate etc.

emmanuelewumi:



I saw him on Wednesday at Eko Hotel during the Extraordinary General Meeting of Dangote Cement.

billtommy:
between fbn and stanbic dollar fund? which is better? in terms of interest rate and ease of doing business with it?