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I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by Nobody: 6:37am On Jul 04, 2020 |
Good day my dear nairalanders, While we keep waiting for our dear country to become better, they're many people adding to the sorrows of young Nigerians. I met this person claiming to be offering writing jobs yesterday on nairaland and I contacted the person. I asked her to pay me N5 per word but she mocked me and said she'll only pay N1.3 per word. For the sake of having a work experience on my CV, I agreed and she gave me a topic to write on. I'll post all what I wrote here. After which the person claiming to be a married woman starting saying I did rubbish, this is not how to write and before I'll say jack Robinson, I was blocked. Don't know if that person is truly a woman or not but I wrote up to 1148 words articles and I wasn't paid. This happened yesterday. Here's the phone number of the person +234 813 547 9257 and as at yesterday, she claimed to be the wife. So I'll be posting my article here, pls send and tell me what's wrong with my writing |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by Nobody: 6:39am On Jul 04, 2020 |
The article How to venture into E-commerce as a Nigerian Are you a Nigerian business aspirant? Well, worry no more as I’m about to tell you all the technical know-how you need to know about venturing into E-commerce as a Nigerian. You won’t find a more updated and detailed article on E-commerce on the internet other than this. So sit back, relax and allow me to introduce you to a whole new level of making money as a Nigerian. Without further ado, let’s get straight into details. What is E-commerce E-commerce, also known as internet commerce refers to the buying and selling of goods and services through the internet or online and transfer of monetary transactions through the internet. Examples of E-commerce platforms include Amazon, AliExpress, Jumia, konga, etc. Why should I venture into E-commerce? It’s not something new if I tell you that “Soon, most businesses would be going online.” The fact that online businesses will prevail physical business is something any smart investor can detect with the few changes that have happened in this early 21st century. The top 3 richest men in the world are all internet investors (Amazon founder Jeff bezos, Co-founder of Microsoft, Bing search engine and Skype social media Bill Gates and founder of Facebook in person of Mark Zuckerberg). Other companies like Google are now worth more than $1 trillion. Except you want to miss the train of successful folks, then that’s when you should ignore internet businesses. The world is changing fast. Everything, I repeat, almost everything is going online even hospitals. With that listed, we can agree that the most successful businesses in the world are internet businesses. The few reasons I provided above will also add to the growing list of reasons why you should invest in internet businesses particularly e-commerce. Advantages of E-commerce One of the advantages of e-commerce is that it has a decrease startup cost. Starting an E-commerce website on WordPress won’t cost you anything more than N50,000 if you’re doing it yourself and nothing more than N100,000 if you’re paying someone to do it for you. After that, you can start a low-budget advertising plan on Facebook and customers would begin to come in. If you were to buy a shop and start selling items in it, you’ll spend up to millions of naira before you can accomplish that. E-commerce is cheap to start and cheaper than most physical businesses. You also have the option of selling on e-commerce platforms which would cost you nothing other than the capital you used to pay for your goods. Another advantage of e-commerce is the huge income it generates. Many of us must have heard of platforms like Amazon, eBay, etc and the huge income they generate annually. This is because people are always looking for items to buy and they undergo risks daily to purchase those items. Of course they’ll have to move out of their comfort zone (home), get a taxi or enter their car and head to the market. Also, they may fall prey of scam as they may end up buying a fake product that looks like the original version. Many people are tired of that and that’s where the opportunity is. Once you have an E-commerce website or sell products on an E-commerce website, people from every state and country would come in daily to buy their favorite item and they’ll have a bit of trust on your platform since they find original and best-quality items on your website. Isn’t this good news to your business and your pocket? Of course it is. How to venture into E-commerce as a Nigerian Finally, we’re here. Now that you’ve known so much about e-commerce in Nigeria, its time to show you how to venture into E-commerce as a Nigerian: 1. Carry out a survey: This is the most omitted step people fail to take before starting an online business. The first thing you need to do is to carry out a survey around the area or country (In this case Nigeria) where you want your e-commerce business to operate in. Type out a series of questionaires listing things like “Would you shop online instead of going to the market? What kind of products can you not buy online? Can you wait a few days before receiving a product you pay for?” Asking people these things are never optional. You need to know what the people who’ll become your potential customers thinks about e-commerce before you begin. You only need to ask them to give you a honest review on your questions and many of them will. 2. Know what to sell: Of course you need to come up with a list of things you want to sell and how often people purchase those items. You wouldn’t want to start selling something people don’t like or don’t buy often. As a quick cheat sheet, you should only sell products you’re sure will have 5000 sales per month. 3. Create your business: Now that you have all the necessary data about what the people in the area you want to start your business likes, you can go ahead and create your business. Having worked as a web developer in the past, I’ll advise you to use a good web host like Namecheap or HostGator and a web builder like WordPress. Those platforms are the complete package and they have all what you’re looking for. But if you’re not familiar with WordPress or just want something way advance, then you can pay a web developer to code an E-commerce website from scratch for you. This may costs you a little more as coded websites are more expensive and takes more time but it sure would never run into millions. 4. Join an E-commerce platform: This is pretty much the easiest way to start e-commerce in Nigeria. Instead of going through the stress of owning your own e-commerce website, you can actually join an already established e-commerce platform like Jumia, Konga, etc and sell your products there. Yes, those big platforms will actually allow you to post and sell your products on their website but you’ll have to pay an agreed percentage (Depending on the platform) from your monthly profit. If this is okay by you then hurry into it and start making money. Note that the state you’re living in may affect your business as platforms like Jumia requires that you live in Lagos before you can sell on their platform. That’s all you need to know about how to venture into E-commerce as a Nigerian. You won’t have any regret starting an E-commerce website in Nigeria as people always go time to time to search for their desired product online. As long as you have a tight internet security which is available for cheap and sell products that people love, you’ll definitely succeed in e-commerce. 18 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by Nobody: 6:46am On Jul 04, 2020 |
Should I share the screenshot of our chats and the person's profile picture?? 2 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by flyingpig: 6:49am On Jul 04, 2020 |
lawrence1998: Before nkor? Fraudsters should be exposed 8 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by Snipper007: 6:54am On Jul 04, 2020 |
lawrence1998: Can u write for me......? Drop ur number (WhatsApp) 4 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by Nobody: 7:00am On Jul 04, 2020 |
Drop the moniker of the person and cc Dominique. Post your chat with the person too Modified In all these you have not mentioned the person's Moniker. What are you afraid of?? 10 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by JeffreyD1(m): 7:11am On Jul 04, 2020 |
lawrence1998: Yes 1 Like |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by Nobody: 7:14am On Jul 04, 2020 |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by Nobody: 7:15am On Jul 04, 2020 |
flyingpig: Okay sending now |
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Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by FemiHKE(m): 7:45am On Jul 04, 2020 |
I can't believe all these insults on a 1.3 naira per article Job that has no proper description of what article should entail. 17 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by Nobody: 7:45am On Jul 04, 2020 |
Ending. After that na insults until block she me 1 Share
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Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by RedPhoenix: 7:46am On Jul 04, 2020 |
David, I have crossed paths with you in the past four years atleast five times and know you closely to speak a word or two with you. While many people will view this thread and sympathise with you. I choose to see something deeper and if you would permit, would speak to you. You are too combative, and for a male too argumentative. These traits will affect you going on in life if you live it unfixed. Being combative, contentious and confortontational only at best generate negative energy and turns relationship sour. You're in a hurry to get the apex you don't know you destroy things in your path You keep talking about how good you are and how you're worth this and that and Bla Bla Bla. And I just feel sorry to say this. Your attitude will keep ruining things for you if you don't improve on it I wish you the best 34 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by flyingpig: 7:49am On Jul 04, 2020 |
A very rude fellow, can't even package his corrections well without sounding frustrated. This was one of the reasons why I hung my boots in doing writing gigs. I've seen the worst from Nigerian job suppliers and I'm no longer writing for them, ever again! They will want to totally and comprehensively quench you, exhaust you for a mere 1.3naira per word which is even a miracle as it is hard to come by. They'll correct, edit, criticize every letter and punctuation mark. For how much ogbeni? If you want such a thorough work you should as well increase pay cut? Otherwise, go do it yourself. Right now, I'm fixated on getting a laptop and finding my way to collect jobs on Upwork and other international freelancing websites. Oyibo clients there are more sane, rational, polite and good payers. 15 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by Nobody: 7:50am On Jul 04, 2020 |
RedPhoenix: I don't understand. I'm sure I don't know you. And again I've not been writing for 4years. I started last year. I think you picked the wrong person 15 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by RedPhoenix: 7:51am On Jul 04, 2020 |
lawrence1998: 411info. David, I know you too much. Check all I communicated if it's alien to you or you exhibit the traits or not Look at you arguing all over the place with your client. Smh 7 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by flyingpig: 7:54am On Jul 04, 2020 |
RedPhoenix: Ogbeni leave talk. There was nothing ill in the way OP addressed his clients. He even added a titled sir to every post he made as far as I read. That was very formal and respectful of him. You wouldn't even see such exaltation from me if i were your writer. You clients exalt yourself too extraordinarily, forgetting you are mere mortals not worth more than dangote nor above God. Take a break, go to Upwork and observe how oyibo who pay way higher wage than you guys, discuss civily and express their expectations in a calm and lenient tone, even when there are corrections to make. You lot push your frustrations in the Nigeria society on your writers and some times flee with projects in the name that it was uncomprehensively done and you're terminating contract. Keep on with it, your blog will never grow. 62 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by RedPhoenix: 7:56am On Jul 04, 2020 |
flyingpig: I hear you I spoke to whom I did not based on this altercation but from my intimate knowledge of him. Plus you highlighted an interesting scenario I also did. Communication goes along way in customer clientele relations and I can boldly say too many nairaland employers are rude. However rude communication shouldn't be meter with less than tact communication to not entangle issues. In the end, it's better people observe whom they work with. Personally, once I notice character flaw in any employer of any kind. I cut communication and terminate work with such an employer. It's a thing to look out for. But the pseudo God status many employers exude when interacting with them is at best resolved by either walking away or communicating intelligently with then without further making things bad with less than proper communication Have a nice day 3 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by Nobody: 7:58am On Jul 04, 2020 |
RedPhoenix: You're very funny. If truly you knew me from 411info then I wonder what you're saying. Argumentative keh? Did you know what I did for 411info? I never had any issues there. Still I haven't worked for 4 years though. Till now. Me and 411info boss still talk. We've never had a quarrel, never had an issue, infact he called me yesterday and we were playing like friends. Person that senior me by far fa. 411info was one of my best. I built their website for FREE. Yes, that's how close we became so I'm wondering who's talking. Send me a DM to my number. No one in 411info had an issue with me, I still speak with all of them, plus the workers 6 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by flyingpig: 7:58am On Jul 04, 2020 |
RedPhoenix: Pay the young gun his wage, or crawl back to your cave and watch your yeye blog wither away un-lucratively. You go still find way to sell the damn unproductive blog. 20 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by iTearHerToto: 7:58am On Jul 04, 2020 |
So after discomforting your brain cells and wasting your whole time on one thousand words all you could get was just 1,300 naira Even my dog can't do that job man Pukes 18 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by RedPhoenix: 8:02am On Jul 04, 2020 |
lawrence1998: You see. Show me where I mentioned anything wrong about you and 411. It's still the understanding and communication issues you have that's still being displayed here I hope you'll learn. Cause if life would be your teacher, you will hate the experience 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by RedPhoenix: 8:03am On Jul 04, 2020 |
flyingpig: I won't even hire David for free funny. Not in this life time. So if you're thinking I'm that employer sorry for yourself. This one is an unstable dude I could never tolerate |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by Nobody: 8:10am On Jul 04, 2020 |
RedPhoenix: You're getting it all wrong. I think you're mistake me for someone else but I don't know who. No one, I repeat, no one ever had an Issue in 411info. If you want, I'll send the boss number here. You'll see All the things he has to say about me |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by manuel4real(m): 8:12am On Jul 04, 2020 |
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Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by Nobody: 8:14am On Jul 04, 2020 |
RedPhoenix: Ah ah. Clearly you're someone who want to start a distraction or maybe you're the person who gave the job and just using another account. What did I say in that chat that was wrong. I'll give you the number of the 411info boss. Someone that almost dashed me money. There was never a issue in 411info. I can call the 411info boss to appear here and testify to that. That's what is making me wonder. Who are you pls. When I left 411info was the saddest day of their life. They still miss me like crazy. So shocked hearing this. Chat me on Whatsapp and ill send your details to the 411info boss 3 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by RedPhoenix: 8:17am On Jul 04, 2020 |
lawrence1998: Yinks. I know your character. Very very well and you can't get beneath my skin I consider you too damaged psychologically for consistent usefulness even on free service rendering. Trust me, I won't and can never accept your service for free I just hope that while you're young you'll reflect on these issues I raised and see them as helpful tips and not the typical.. You coming out to fight whatever doesn't sit well. With you. It's for your own good o. Your character stinks 3 Likes |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by Nobody: 8:25am On Jul 04, 2020 |
RedPhoenix: I've sent this to 411info boss. He's coming to have a chat with you. |
Re: I Wrote An Article For This Person From Nairaland And She Didn't Pay Me by RedPhoenix: 8:27am On Jul 04, 2020 |
lawrence1998: Your luck. What's mine. 1 Like 2 Shares |
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