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Problems Nigerian Customers Face Everyday Online
I got very pissed off the other day when I tried to order Socrates themefo r
WordPress. When I click on the order now button, it was redirected to
ClickBank. I shook my head in disappointment.
I could not make the order because it was sold fromClickBank. c om .
This is what I and many other legit Nigerians pass through everyday.
If you don’t know already,Clic kBank does not accept legit
business/customers from Nigeria.
So I sat down on my PC with the Prepaid Visa Card I just loaded a few
days back and was filled with thoughts.
I was annoyed.
I made a call to Chuks, a fellow Nigerian blogger; he also confirmed that
he had never bought anything from ClickBank because of the same issue.
I decided to search Google for answers.
I typed in “How to buy products on ClickBank from Nigeria”.
The search result revealed a lot of things.
It showed that many legit Nigerians businesses and individual were having
the same problem and they desperately needed solutions to it.
I even stumbled on a discussion thread on Warrior Forum that had a
marketer asking for how he could receive money from a genuine
Nigerian customer.
I read it.
I didn’t really help.
Are All Nigerians Scammers?
On the thread on the Warrior Forum, a marketer complained that 2
Nigerians tried to pay him for stuff with fake PayPal accounts.
Well, I can’t authenticate that but I do know that there aresom e
Nigerians who are involved in online scams.
Nigerian scammers exist and it is the main reason why many of these
networks bar Nigerians from using their services.
But does that mean that all Nigerians are scammers?
Does it mean that 150 million people or less than a quarter of that
number that go online are scammers?
Should you neglect a 150 million people market because they have
some scammers wrecking havoc?
The funny thing is that Nigeria is only third in the list of countries with high
fraud rates.
America and the UK seats on top of that chart. They win us hands down.
But we still get rapped for anything called online fraud.
Sad.
But lets ask and answer an important question.
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