Does it have an Insurance plan? Because MBA first came . And I know they are into same thing. But my question is , is the company insured ? Not a little trade in market, all offices will be closed o. The only thing making me want to try it is because no MBA in asaba. So please any info if they have insurance please hit me

thalpy:
Does it have an Insurance plan? Because MBA first came . And I know they are into same thing. But my question is , is the company insured ? Not a little trade in market, all offices will be closed o. The only thing making me want to try it is because no MBA in asaba. So please any info if they have insurance please hit me

Yes they have

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Work on the customer service aspect of DW-Arerben

I wonder why their website is not secured. Why would they operate this kind of business with a site that is not secured.
Anytime I want to access it with my laptop, my security software alerts me to leave the DW-Arerben site and go back to safety. And I quickly back pedal. That means the site is not secured and hackers could collect any credit card info I supply there if I fill a form.

If you guys are for real, then you should know that your website must be tight. It's supposed to have a prefix "https", the s there stands for secured.

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Don't invest yet with them. So many investors are yet to get paid. I know of someone who's yet to get paid. On their facebook page they kept deleting comments from investors who are yet to get their ROI. Please and please don't. Apply caution here. Everything about their service delivery is terrible. Bad customer service from beginning till end. Doing so is at your own risk.

Heavy scam.wud crash soon and vanish into thin air with yall money.even abroad.no work.no oay. Dont be a greedy fool. Na scam

Bobkayz:
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Prospero01:
Don't invest yet with them. So many investors are yet to get paid. I know of someone who's yet to get paid. On their facebook page they kept deleting comments from investors who are yet to get their ROI. Please and please don't. Apply caution here. Everything about their service delivery is terrible. Bad customer service from beginning till end. Doing so is at your own risk.

I believe they are genuine. But they need to improve on their customer service. They are not the only one with customer service that need improvement. This is Naija. Call any bank today and see the response you will get. That doesn't make the bank fake or a scam. They just need to improve on the service. That is it.

Zezit:


Okay, I understand your explanation. If you say the site is under construction, it is alright. They should be fast about it because it scares people. Good luck to your company and I pray that it will still be around years to come.

thank you for understanding God bless you

Zezit:


I believe they are genuine. But they need to improve on their customer service. They are not the only one with customer service that need improvement. This is Naija. Call any bank today and see the response you will get. That doesn't make the bank fake or a scam. They just need to improve on the service. That is it.

you are right, we are really working on that sir

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Office address here in Lagos please
What's your facebook page?

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When a man doesn't understand a phenomenon, he calls it the miraculous. In this case, he calls it a scam. The fact that one was jilted in the past does not make all men scum. That one lost money due to failure of a bank or business does not mean doing business in Nigeria does not worth the effort. That you married twice and they failed is not a reason not to remarry. Do not judge a man by the action of another. It is the same reason all Nigerian are called scammers. Not fair on the clean ones.

Most truly successful men that you see today didn't succeed by trying and failing only once. In other words they tried many times and failed many times but didn't give up. Ask Dangote.

Always remember: A miracle and magic look almost alike but they are not the same. Granulated sugar and salt look alike but they aren't the same.

If our judgement of DW-ARERBEN is based on the action of another company that they have no affiliation with, then that is unfair judgement. Banks fail too and do close down but I cannot keep my money at home because Savannah bank closed down years ago. I also shouldn't advice people against saving money with ABC bank because of that.

Do your due diligence before judging DW-AREBEN or any other investment company. And if you find any one genuine, invest. Because I tell you, in this country, people are making money. Don't mind those who keep saying there is no money in Nigeria because that is not correct. For some people, this is their time.

Investment is the way to go if doing business is not your thing. A young man once forgot his phone in a public place and the good person who found it looked through his phone to try to get a contact number that could reach the phone owner. Behold he found 8 bitcoins in the phone owner's crypto wallet (he didn't log out). What is the Naira equivalent of that? The boy is into bitcoins investment. Yet Nigerian youths are generally considered lazy or G-boys.

My advice is before you condemn anyone, product or business, do your due diligence. Then base your judgement on facts and not assumptions. Drop mic.

Zezit:
When a man doesn't understand a phenomenon, he calls it the miraculous. In this case, he calls it a scam. The fact that one was jilted in the past does not make all men scum. That one lost money due to failure of a bank or business does not mean doing business in Nigeria does not worth the effort. That you married twice and they failed is not a reason not to remarry. Do not judge a man by the action of another. It is the same reason all Nigerian are called scammers. Not fair on the clean ones.

Most truly successful men that you see today didn't succeed by trying and failing only once. In other words they tried many times and failed many times but didn't give up. Ask Dangote.

Always remember: A miracle and magic look almost alike but they are not the same. Granulated sugar and salt look alike but they aren't the same.

If our judgement of DW-ARERBEN is based on the action of another company that they have no affiliation with, then that is unfair judgement. Banks fail too and do close down but I cannot keep my money at home because Savannah bank closed down years ago. I also shouldn't advice people against saving money with ABC bank because of that.

Do your due diligence before judging DW-AREBEN or any other investment company. And if you find any one genuine, invest. Because I tell you, in this country, people are making money. Don't mind those who keep saying there is no money in Nigeria because that is not correct. For some people, this is their time.

Investment is the way to go if doing business is not your thing. A young man once forgot his phone in a public place and the good person who found it looked through his phone to try to get a contact number that could reach the phone owner. Behold he found 8 bitcoins in the phone owner's crypto wallet (he didn't log out). What is the Naira equivalent of that? The boy is into bitcoins investment. Yet Nigerian youths are generally considered lazy or G-boys.

My advice is before you condemn anyone, product or business, do your due diligence. Then base your judgement on facts and not assumptions. Drop mic.

thank you very much