MAKE SOME MONEY BEFORE THIS YEAR ENDS
I may not be a millionaire by cash but I know I am, as far as information on how to make money online is concerned as a Nigerian. I will not bother you with hypes, but the bitter truth I know is that it is not easy to make money online as a newbie in Nigeria. This problem is not your fault, neither is it mine. One typical scenario is that the best and simplest systems to make cool cash online are either run in such a way it would be difficult for a Nigerian to participate( as in the case of paypal to process payment) or you are not granted an access into the programme due to geographical reasons.
Enough of all this trash, as I am about to show you some free ways you can make some money before the end of this year and after so to at least achieve something for this year. You might have been introduced to so many systems just like me too but all to no success. The story is always the same. I am not even ready to introduce a system to you but only to show and teach you some simple techniques that have earned me some money for quite some times online now. I will not say you should follow it as that does not affect me in any way and does not stop my income. I will show you some free ways to make money on net and stop the long sitting in café on daily basis with nothing to show for it. To God who made me, I am happy that I am working from home with my free internet facility on my laptop. I am even more than fulfilled when I make money legally without much stress. I have freedom.
Your own side of the story can change too only if you are ready. I will give you all this (only if you want). All these are what I am sure can make any Nigerian at least to be financially free. Anyway, you may not become a millionaire in months, but trust me, you would be happier.
1. I will give you the software to browse the internet free from the comfort of your house. I will simply say it is real because this is what I am using right now on my system.
2. I will show you how to open a paypal account as a Nigerian and earn your money life and direct.
3. I will show you how to print recharge cards legally with just your e-mail and little money. You would want to slap yourself for not to have known about this for long. I am doing it and I am happy. I make free money every blessed day.
4. I will give you the direct links of more than 30 websites where you can take survey, read email, etc and earn free money as a Nigerian online. The registration is free. This makes me some few free dollars on daily basis.
5. How to trade in the forex market successfully even if you have never made a dime before.
6. Where and how to get cheap laptops, cars and co for business and personal use.
7. How to understand and invest in hyip. You loose because you don’t know how to go about it. Everything in this life needs little training or enlightenment.
I think this is enough. The above are just few of the ways I have earned money online for this year. Some other paid international programmes are also available but only on request.
So if you wish to get all this money making secrets, just send mail containing your details to bizonnet@yahoo.co.uk or send an sms to 08054749648.
Give your life some vitamins for the little it remains in this year and start the New Year afresh with the grace of God.
See you.
T. Ibraheem
08054749648
www.brighty3k.blogspot.com
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
MAKE SOME MONEY BEFORE THIS YEAR ENDS
MAKE SOME MONEY BEFORE THIS YEAR ENDS
I may not be a millionaire by cash but I know I am, as far as information on how to make money online is concerned as a Nigerian. I will not bother you with hypes, but the bitter truth I know is that it is not easy to make money online as a newbie in Nigeria. This problem is not your fault, neither is it mine. One typical scenario is that the best and simplest systems to make cool cash online are either run in such a way it would be difficult for a Nigerian to participate( as in the case of paypal to process payment) or you are not granted an access into the programme due to geographical reasons.
Enough of all this trash, as I am about to show you some free ways you can make some money before the end of this year and after so to at least achieve something for this year. You might have been introduced to so many systems just like me too but all to no success. The story is always the same. I am not even ready to introduce a system to you but only to show and teach you some simple techniques that have earned me some money for quite some times online now. I will not say you should follow it as that does not affect me in any way and does not stop my income. I will show you some free ways to make money on net and stop the long sitting in café on daily basis with nothing to show for it. To God who made me, I am happy that I am working from home with my free internet facility on my laptop. I am even more than fulfilled when I make money legally without much stress. I have freedom.
Your own side of the story can change too only if you are ready. I will give you all this (only if you want). All these are what I am sure can make any Nigerian at least to be financially free. Anyway, you may not become a millionaire in months, but trust me, you would be happier.
1. I will give you the software to browse the internet free from the comfort of your house. I will simply say it is real because this is what I am using right now on my system.
2. I will show you how to open a paypal account as a Nigerian and earn your money life and direct.
3. I will show you how to print recharge cards legally with just your e-mail and little money. You would want to slap yourself for not to have known about this for long. I am doing it and I am happy. I make free money every blessed day.
4. I will give you the direct links of more than 30 websites where you can take survey, read email, etc and earn free money as a Nigerian online. The registration is free. This makes me some few free dollars on daily basis.
5. How to trade in the forex market successfully even if you have never made a dime before.
6. Where and how to get cheap laptops, cars and co for business and personal use.
7. How to understand and invest in hyip. You loose because you don’t know how to go about it. Everything in this life needs little training or enlightenment.
I think this is enough. The above are just few of the ways I have earned money online for this year. Some other paid international programmes are also available but only on request.
So if you wish to get all this money making secrets, just send mail containing your details to bizonnet@yahoo.co.uk or send an sms to 08054749648.
Give your life some vitamins for the little it remains in this year and start the New Year afresh with the grace of God.
See you.
T. Ibraheem
08054749648
www.brighty3k.blogspot.com
I may not be a millionaire by cash but I know I am, as far as information on how to make money online is concerned as a Nigerian. I will not bother you with hypes, but the bitter truth I know is that it is not easy to make money online as a newbie in Nigeria. This problem is not your fault, neither is it mine. One typical scenario is that the best and simplest systems to make cool cash online are either run in such a way it would be difficult for a Nigerian to participate( as in the case of paypal to process payment) or you are not granted an access into the programme due to geographical reasons.
Enough of all this trash, as I am about to show you some free ways you can make some money before the end of this year and after so to at least achieve something for this year. You might have been introduced to so many systems just like me too but all to no success. The story is always the same. I am not even ready to introduce a system to you but only to show and teach you some simple techniques that have earned me some money for quite some times online now. I will not say you should follow it as that does not affect me in any way and does not stop my income. I will show you some free ways to make money on net and stop the long sitting in café on daily basis with nothing to show for it. To God who made me, I am happy that I am working from home with my free internet facility on my laptop. I am even more than fulfilled when I make money legally without much stress. I have freedom.
Your own side of the story can change too only if you are ready. I will give you all this (only if you want). All these are what I am sure can make any Nigerian at least to be financially free. Anyway, you may not become a millionaire in months, but trust me, you would be happier.
1. I will give you the software to browse the internet free from the comfort of your house. I will simply say it is real because this is what I am using right now on my system.
2. I will show you how to open a paypal account as a Nigerian and earn your money life and direct.
3. I will show you how to print recharge cards legally with just your e-mail and little money. You would want to slap yourself for not to have known about this for long. I am doing it and I am happy. I make free money every blessed day.
4. I will give you the direct links of more than 30 websites where you can take survey, read email, etc and earn free money as a Nigerian online. The registration is free. This makes me some few free dollars on daily basis.
5. How to trade in the forex market successfully even if you have never made a dime before.
6. Where and how to get cheap laptops, cars and co for business and personal use.
7. How to understand and invest in hyip. You loose because you don’t know how to go about it. Everything in this life needs little training or enlightenment.
I think this is enough. The above are just few of the ways I have earned money online for this year. Some other paid international programmes are also available but only on request.
So if you wish to get all this money making secrets, just send mail containing your details to bizonnet@yahoo.co.uk or send an sms to 08054749648.
Give your life some vitamins for the little it remains in this year and start the New Year afresh with the grace of God.
See you.
T. Ibraheem
08054749648
www.brighty3k.blogspot.com
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
COMMON INTERNET AND NIGERIAN TYPE SCAMS
COMMON INTERNET AND NIGERIAN TYPE SCAMS
Read this only if you want to stop loosing your hard-earned income on the internet. This free report will increase your earning potential online!
As an internet entrepreneur, you have to be conversant with the following so that you don’t fall into the hands of the bad guys out there. Although, you cannot know them physically, but you should be able to professionally tell if you are reading a message from an internet fraudster. In most cases, freebies fall into their traps with their (the fraudsters’) ability to cajole and play skillfully with false claims of fat income online. While I am highly aware of the fact that cool cash can be made online legally, I also think it is essential to take our people through a basic orientation programme based on this issue as it is done in every economy. Working on the internet is an economy on its own!
This simple report cut across some major ways through which you can be duped with your mail. Watch out for my next report that will talk about how you can spot fraudulent business offers both online and offline.
FRAUDSTERS use the Internet to identify their victims. Organized Crime in Nigeria, Russia and other countries are involved. They have contacts and associates in the United States, Canada and Europe. Do not cash checks or money orders for anyone you meet on the Internet. The checks and money orders may be counterfeit. Do not disclose your personal information, especially your date of birth and social security number. You will likely become the victim of identity theft.
The scammers are interested in stealing your identity or developing a relationship with you so you will cash checks for them. The scammers like to use counterfeit money orders, cashier’s checks or U.S. Treasury checks. They will ask you to quickly wire part of the proceeds to them or another person. Later, the check will be returned to your bank as counterfeit.
Scammers commonly locate their victims through Spamming, Phishing, Pharming, For Sale ads, legitimate job postings, fraudulent job offers, chat rooms, personal ads and personal websites. You may end up owing your bank, or possibly being ARRESTED.
HERE ARE SOME SCAMS TO AVOID:
Spamming - is simply unwanted e-mail. Solicitors and identity thieves send these.
Phishing - is the sending of unsolicited e-mails falsely claiming to be from an established legitimate business. The purpose of the e-mail is to obtain your personal information for the purpose of identity theft. The e-mail directs you to visit a counterfeit website that will look identical to the legitimate business’ website. You will be asked to update personal information, such as passwords, credit card numbers, social security number and bank account numbers, information the legitimate business should already have. The website is bogus and set up to steal your information. If you want to check your information with a legitimate business, go to their website by typing their website address in your web browser – NEVER USE A LINK CONTAINED IN AN E-MAIL THAT IS ASKING YOU TO UPDATE INFORMATION, even one you think may be legitimate.
Pharming – is simply a bogus domain or website. You may find the website through a search or a link posted by the scammer. The bogus site represents itself as a legitimate business and may offer employment opportunities, services or merchandise. Always research a business website before you use it.
Traditional “419” Nigerian Letter Scam - You receive an unsolicited fax, e-mail or letter, often concerning Nigeria or another African nation. The communication contains a proposal for money laundering or some other illegal activity. The scammer convinces you to assist in illegally moving money out of the country. Many times, you are asked to cash counterfeit checks, with instructions to wire a portion of the funds back to Nigeria.
Overpayment Scams – You are selling a big-ticket item in a local newspaper, a magazine, or on the Internet. An overpayment is sent to you using a counterfeit cashier’s check or money order. The scammer claims the overpayment is a mistake or is for transportation of the purchased item. You are asked to cash the check and immediately wire the extra money back to the buyer or another person.
Re-shipping of Stolen Merchandise - The scammer develops a relationship with you through the Internet. The scammer convinces you to receive packages and re-ship the packages to places such as Nigeria. This is done as a favor or as a business opportunity. Unknown to you, the property has been fraudulently obtained.
Tax Refund – You receive a letter or e-mail stating you are entitled to some sort of tax refund from the U.S. or another country. You are asked to pre-pay a fee before the funds can be disbursed. The scammer may provide a counterfeit check, which is to be cashed to pay the fee.
Lottery Scam – You receive a letter or e-mail stating you have won a lottery or sweepstakes. You are asked to pay a fee before the funds can be disbursed. The scammer may provide a counterfeit check, which is to be cashed to pay the fee.
Internet Romance Scam - The scammer cultivates a long distance romantic relationship with you via the Internet. This is done through chat rooms, instant messaging groups, personal ads and personal websites. The scammer asks for a personal or business favor. The scammer asks you to re-ship merchandise, re-mail checks or cash some checks. Funds from the checks are normally wired to the scammer in Nigeria, or to some other place out of the country. The checks are returned to you as counterfeit and you are liable to the bank to repay the funds.
Inheritance Scam - A letter or e-mail is sent to you stating a distant relative you did not know has died and left an unclaimed inheritance or insurance policy. For a fee, the scammers will assist with collection of the funds. If the scammers are after personal information to commit identity theft, you will be asked to fill out a claim form listing your personal information. If the scammer is after money, there will be a request to pre-pay a fee. The scammer may provide a counterfeit check to be cashed to cover the fee, or you will be asked to wire the money, or send a cashier’s check, to cover the fee.
Death Insurance Scam - Scammers use obituaries in a local newspaper to learn about the deceased and his family members. Most obituaries are available on the Internet. A letter is sent, or phone call made, to a family member. The scammer will represent themselves as an insurance company, usually home-based outside of the United States. The family member is asked to pay a fee to the insurance company so funds from an insurance policy can be disbursed. The scammer may provide a counterfeit check to cover the cost of the fee.
Fake Job Postings - Scammers post fake job announcements on the Internet. An on-line application will ask you for personal information. There may be a filing fee that can be paid by providing a credit card number and expiration date. The scammer is after your personal information for the purpose of identity theft, or your credit card number for the purpose of credit card fraud.
Scammers Respond To Legitimate Job Postings - Scammers surf job websites. The scammer will contact you online asking you to complete a follow-up application. Again, the scammer is after personal information and/or banking information. Normally, legitimate businesses will not ask you for your date of birth, social security number, credit card number or other banking information on an internet application.
Scammers Create Employment Websites - Scammers create elaborate websites pretending to be a major corporation, usually out of the country. They will try to get your personal information for the purpose of identity theft, or to try and lure you into a home business that cashes or transfers counterfeit checks or money orders.
Investment & Loan Scams - Scammers will offer capital investment funds to a person wanting to open a business. They use spamming and websites to bait their victims. The goal is to have you cash a check and return a portion of the funds to the scammer before the check is returned to your bank as a counterfeit.
Also watch out (in this forum) for my series on how you can spot fraudulent (both online and offline) offers and the secrets of the get rich quick schemes that are just out there to run away with your money or just simply to dupe you. It would be titled “HOW TO SPOT A SCAM”.
You can get loads of tools on how you can survive legally online @ www.nijamoneymakers.blogspot.com.
To your success,
T. Ibraheem
08054749648
www.brighty3k.blogspot.com
www.nijamoneymakers.blogspot.com
Read this only if you want to stop loosing your hard-earned income on the internet. This free report will increase your earning potential online!
As an internet entrepreneur, you have to be conversant with the following so that you don’t fall into the hands of the bad guys out there. Although, you cannot know them physically, but you should be able to professionally tell if you are reading a message from an internet fraudster. In most cases, freebies fall into their traps with their (the fraudsters’) ability to cajole and play skillfully with false claims of fat income online. While I am highly aware of the fact that cool cash can be made online legally, I also think it is essential to take our people through a basic orientation programme based on this issue as it is done in every economy. Working on the internet is an economy on its own!
This simple report cut across some major ways through which you can be duped with your mail. Watch out for my next report that will talk about how you can spot fraudulent business offers both online and offline.
FRAUDSTERS use the Internet to identify their victims. Organized Crime in Nigeria, Russia and other countries are involved. They have contacts and associates in the United States, Canada and Europe. Do not cash checks or money orders for anyone you meet on the Internet. The checks and money orders may be counterfeit. Do not disclose your personal information, especially your date of birth and social security number. You will likely become the victim of identity theft.
The scammers are interested in stealing your identity or developing a relationship with you so you will cash checks for them. The scammers like to use counterfeit money orders, cashier’s checks or U.S. Treasury checks. They will ask you to quickly wire part of the proceeds to them or another person. Later, the check will be returned to your bank as counterfeit.
Scammers commonly locate their victims through Spamming, Phishing, Pharming, For Sale ads, legitimate job postings, fraudulent job offers, chat rooms, personal ads and personal websites. You may end up owing your bank, or possibly being ARRESTED.
HERE ARE SOME SCAMS TO AVOID:
Spamming - is simply unwanted e-mail. Solicitors and identity thieves send these.
Phishing - is the sending of unsolicited e-mails falsely claiming to be from an established legitimate business. The purpose of the e-mail is to obtain your personal information for the purpose of identity theft. The e-mail directs you to visit a counterfeit website that will look identical to the legitimate business’ website. You will be asked to update personal information, such as passwords, credit card numbers, social security number and bank account numbers, information the legitimate business should already have. The website is bogus and set up to steal your information. If you want to check your information with a legitimate business, go to their website by typing their website address in your web browser – NEVER USE A LINK CONTAINED IN AN E-MAIL THAT IS ASKING YOU TO UPDATE INFORMATION, even one you think may be legitimate.
Pharming – is simply a bogus domain or website. You may find the website through a search or a link posted by the scammer. The bogus site represents itself as a legitimate business and may offer employment opportunities, services or merchandise. Always research a business website before you use it.
Traditional “419” Nigerian Letter Scam - You receive an unsolicited fax, e-mail or letter, often concerning Nigeria or another African nation. The communication contains a proposal for money laundering or some other illegal activity. The scammer convinces you to assist in illegally moving money out of the country. Many times, you are asked to cash counterfeit checks, with instructions to wire a portion of the funds back to Nigeria.
Overpayment Scams – You are selling a big-ticket item in a local newspaper, a magazine, or on the Internet. An overpayment is sent to you using a counterfeit cashier’s check or money order. The scammer claims the overpayment is a mistake or is for transportation of the purchased item. You are asked to cash the check and immediately wire the extra money back to the buyer or another person.
Re-shipping of Stolen Merchandise - The scammer develops a relationship with you through the Internet. The scammer convinces you to receive packages and re-ship the packages to places such as Nigeria. This is done as a favor or as a business opportunity. Unknown to you, the property has been fraudulently obtained.
Tax Refund – You receive a letter or e-mail stating you are entitled to some sort of tax refund from the U.S. or another country. You are asked to pre-pay a fee before the funds can be disbursed. The scammer may provide a counterfeit check, which is to be cashed to pay the fee.
Lottery Scam – You receive a letter or e-mail stating you have won a lottery or sweepstakes. You are asked to pay a fee before the funds can be disbursed. The scammer may provide a counterfeit check, which is to be cashed to pay the fee.
Internet Romance Scam - The scammer cultivates a long distance romantic relationship with you via the Internet. This is done through chat rooms, instant messaging groups, personal ads and personal websites. The scammer asks for a personal or business favor. The scammer asks you to re-ship merchandise, re-mail checks or cash some checks. Funds from the checks are normally wired to the scammer in Nigeria, or to some other place out of the country. The checks are returned to you as counterfeit and you are liable to the bank to repay the funds.
Inheritance Scam - A letter or e-mail is sent to you stating a distant relative you did not know has died and left an unclaimed inheritance or insurance policy. For a fee, the scammers will assist with collection of the funds. If the scammers are after personal information to commit identity theft, you will be asked to fill out a claim form listing your personal information. If the scammer is after money, there will be a request to pre-pay a fee. The scammer may provide a counterfeit check to be cashed to cover the fee, or you will be asked to wire the money, or send a cashier’s check, to cover the fee.
Death Insurance Scam - Scammers use obituaries in a local newspaper to learn about the deceased and his family members. Most obituaries are available on the Internet. A letter is sent, or phone call made, to a family member. The scammer will represent themselves as an insurance company, usually home-based outside of the United States. The family member is asked to pay a fee to the insurance company so funds from an insurance policy can be disbursed. The scammer may provide a counterfeit check to cover the cost of the fee.
Fake Job Postings - Scammers post fake job announcements on the Internet. An on-line application will ask you for personal information. There may be a filing fee that can be paid by providing a credit card number and expiration date. The scammer is after your personal information for the purpose of identity theft, or your credit card number for the purpose of credit card fraud.
Scammers Respond To Legitimate Job Postings - Scammers surf job websites. The scammer will contact you online asking you to complete a follow-up application. Again, the scammer is after personal information and/or banking information. Normally, legitimate businesses will not ask you for your date of birth, social security number, credit card number or other banking information on an internet application.
Scammers Create Employment Websites - Scammers create elaborate websites pretending to be a major corporation, usually out of the country. They will try to get your personal information for the purpose of identity theft, or to try and lure you into a home business that cashes or transfers counterfeit checks or money orders.
Investment & Loan Scams - Scammers will offer capital investment funds to a person wanting to open a business. They use spamming and websites to bait their victims. The goal is to have you cash a check and return a portion of the funds to the scammer before the check is returned to your bank as a counterfeit.
Also watch out (in this forum) for my series on how you can spot fraudulent (both online and offline) offers and the secrets of the get rich quick schemes that are just out there to run away with your money or just simply to dupe you. It would be titled “HOW TO SPOT A SCAM”.
You can get loads of tools on how you can survive legally online @ www.nijamoneymakers.blogspot.com.
To your success,
T. Ibraheem
08054749648
www.brighty3k.blogspot.com
www.nijamoneymakers.blogspot.com
Friday, August 29, 2008
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY WITH FIRST BANK AND DIAMOND BANK
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! 8 DAYS TO GO
The business opportunity I advertised about two weeks ago is now more than a month old in Nigeria. As I said in the first advert, the business opportunity has survived for more than 10years in South Africa and still doing fine. A lot of people have made money in it and hopeless people are now financially comfortable.
I have been marketing on the internet for more than three years and I have advertised a lot of legal business opportunities both locally and internationally. I have not seen a local business that has gathered so much backing within a short period of time as this business has done.
This opportunity was officially imported to Nigeria by Diamond Bank through its subsidiary, ADIC Insurance. But just about a week ago, First Bank of Nigeria, on studying the platform and seeing the future of the opportunity, just put its weight behind the business also to back it.
The most amazing thing about this opportunity is that interested individuals don’t need a formal qualification to be part of it and I have personally introduced some people who are now on their way to making the real money in their life working with these companies independently without a formal qualification. YOU MUST TAKE NOTE THAT THE FIRST ROUND OF THE OPPORTUNITY WOULD BE CONCLUDED ON THE 19TH OF THIS MONTH. Any unfortunate income earner who does not take it serious within this period of time may have himself blamed later (just in the nearest future). WHY? Because this business is going to explode allover the country and it may take over the economy has it has done in South Africa.
The so called big companies are now beginning to realize that success doesn’t come through the certificate only but also depend on individual’s passion and aggression to succeed. This is a reality that has long ago been detected in the advanced and developed countries and which is one of the secrets behind their strong and stable economy.
The mechanism behind the opportunity is channeled towards helping the masses attain financial freedom and sanitizing our environment. Those that don’t have jobs can acquire one and those that are already working but who can do with extra income can also be part of it. I was able to confirm this myself during a presentation where people from different professions gathered to be part of this opportunity. These are professionals with good and stable income, how much more those that are presently jobless.
Those who are interested in the opportunity should check the list of accredited centers below by Diamond Bank and contact me on phone for a code needed to participate. You need this code from me as your inviter and introducer.
NOTE THAT: You can not be part of the opportunity without the code.
I am only given the opportunity to introduce 10 people with my code to the presentation across the nation and 4 have been exhausted which means automatically the first 6 people to contact the phone number below take it regardless of their location within the country. Good Luck!
LAGOS
BLUE PEARL HALL, OPPOSITE WATER PARKS, TOYIN STREET, IKEJA LAGOS. DATE – WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. TIME 11AM (MORNING SESSION) AND 3PM (AFTERNOON SESSION).
37, OSOLO WAY, ISOLO LAGOS. DATE – MONDAY – SATURDAY. TIME – 11AM, 2PM AND 5PM.
TREASURE HALL, BEHIND DIAMOND BANK (MINI), OPPOSITE TANTALIZERS, ALAGUTAN, IYANA-IPAJA, LAGOS. THURSDAY. TIME – 11AM AND 4PM.
CHOICEST RESTURANT, 21 ROAD, BY 71 JUNCTION, FESTAC, LAGOS. DATE- THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. TIME 11AM AND 4PM.
ABUJA
TRAINING HALL, AREA SERVICE COMMISSION, AREA 3, GARKI, ABUJA, SUNDAY BY 11AM AND 5PM.
PORT HARCOURT
BERETON MULTIPURPOSE HALL, STADIUM ROAD. PORT HARCOURT FRIDAY 11AM AND 5PM.
IBADAN
PLOT 1, SDM HOUSE, OPPOSITE UNION BANK, UCH/SECRETARIAT ROAD, IBADAN. DATE – MONDAY – FRIDAY. TIME – 11AM, 2PM AND 5PM.
OSOGBO
JOINT HEIRS CENTER, OPPOSITE OSUN CAPITAL HOTEL, OSOGBO.
DATE – THURSDAY. TIME – 2PM.
SAGAMU
DAYLAND AUTOS HALL, OPPOSITE MAKU HIGH SCHOOL, SAGAMU.
DATE – THURSDAY. TIME – 2PM.
ABEOKUTA
MAMA CASS HALL. 2PM AND 5PM EVERY MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
THIS IS A LIFE-TIME GOLDEN OPPORTURNITY WITH NO SECOND CHANCE AND ANY FURTHER DELAY FROM NOW MAY JUST BE TOO LATE.
SO, ACT NOW!
T. A. IBRAHEEM
08054749648
www.brighty3k.blogspot.com
The business opportunity I advertised about two weeks ago is now more than a month old in Nigeria. As I said in the first advert, the business opportunity has survived for more than 10years in South Africa and still doing fine. A lot of people have made money in it and hopeless people are now financially comfortable.
I have been marketing on the internet for more than three years and I have advertised a lot of legal business opportunities both locally and internationally. I have not seen a local business that has gathered so much backing within a short period of time as this business has done.
This opportunity was officially imported to Nigeria by Diamond Bank through its subsidiary, ADIC Insurance. But just about a week ago, First Bank of Nigeria, on studying the platform and seeing the future of the opportunity, just put its weight behind the business also to back it.
The most amazing thing about this opportunity is that interested individuals don’t need a formal qualification to be part of it and I have personally introduced some people who are now on their way to making the real money in their life working with these companies independently without a formal qualification. YOU MUST TAKE NOTE THAT THE FIRST ROUND OF THE OPPORTUNITY WOULD BE CONCLUDED ON THE 19TH OF THIS MONTH. Any unfortunate income earner who does not take it serious within this period of time may have himself blamed later (just in the nearest future). WHY? Because this business is going to explode allover the country and it may take over the economy has it has done in South Africa.
The so called big companies are now beginning to realize that success doesn’t come through the certificate only but also depend on individual’s passion and aggression to succeed. This is a reality that has long ago been detected in the advanced and developed countries and which is one of the secrets behind their strong and stable economy.
The mechanism behind the opportunity is channeled towards helping the masses attain financial freedom and sanitizing our environment. Those that don’t have jobs can acquire one and those that are already working but who can do with extra income can also be part of it. I was able to confirm this myself during a presentation where people from different professions gathered to be part of this opportunity. These are professionals with good and stable income, how much more those that are presently jobless.
Those who are interested in the opportunity should check the list of accredited centers below by Diamond Bank and contact me on phone for a code needed to participate. You need this code from me as your inviter and introducer.
NOTE THAT: You can not be part of the opportunity without the code.
I am only given the opportunity to introduce 10 people with my code to the presentation across the nation and 4 have been exhausted which means automatically the first 6 people to contact the phone number below take it regardless of their location within the country. Good Luck!
LAGOS
BLUE PEARL HALL, OPPOSITE WATER PARKS, TOYIN STREET, IKEJA LAGOS. DATE – WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. TIME 11AM (MORNING SESSION) AND 3PM (AFTERNOON SESSION).
37, OSOLO WAY, ISOLO LAGOS. DATE – MONDAY – SATURDAY. TIME – 11AM, 2PM AND 5PM.
TREASURE HALL, BEHIND DIAMOND BANK (MINI), OPPOSITE TANTALIZERS, ALAGUTAN, IYANA-IPAJA, LAGOS. THURSDAY. TIME – 11AM AND 4PM.
CHOICEST RESTURANT, 21 ROAD, BY 71 JUNCTION, FESTAC, LAGOS. DATE- THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. TIME 11AM AND 4PM.
ABUJA
TRAINING HALL, AREA SERVICE COMMISSION, AREA 3, GARKI, ABUJA, SUNDAY BY 11AM AND 5PM.
PORT HARCOURT
BERETON MULTIPURPOSE HALL, STADIUM ROAD. PORT HARCOURT FRIDAY 11AM AND 5PM.
IBADAN
PLOT 1, SDM HOUSE, OPPOSITE UNION BANK, UCH/SECRETARIAT ROAD, IBADAN. DATE – MONDAY – FRIDAY. TIME – 11AM, 2PM AND 5PM.
OSOGBO
JOINT HEIRS CENTER, OPPOSITE OSUN CAPITAL HOTEL, OSOGBO.
DATE – THURSDAY. TIME – 2PM.
SAGAMU
DAYLAND AUTOS HALL, OPPOSITE MAKU HIGH SCHOOL, SAGAMU.
DATE – THURSDAY. TIME – 2PM.
ABEOKUTA
MAMA CASS HALL. 2PM AND 5PM EVERY MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
THIS IS A LIFE-TIME GOLDEN OPPORTURNITY WITH NO SECOND CHANCE AND ANY FURTHER DELAY FROM NOW MAY JUST BE TOO LATE.
SO, ACT NOW!
T. A. IBRAHEEM
08054749648
www.brighty3k.blogspot.com
Friday, April 25, 2008
Thursday, November 22, 2007
THE INTERNET, CREATING EQUAL OPPRTUNITY
The Internet is a leveler.
One thousand years ago, you had to be born into royalty to attain wealth.
One hundred years ago, you had to own a factory to be wealthy - and that tended to require a bit of capital.
Today? Anyone can do it - with the right mindset and a little hear.
One thousand years ago, you had to be born into royalty to attain wealth.
One hundred years ago, you had to own a factory to be wealthy - and that tended to require a bit of capital.
Today? Anyone can do it - with the right mindset and a little hear.
WHAT IS NETWORK MARKETING (A.K.A. MLM)
Network marketing is a teaching & mentoring business. It’s not a recruiting business. It’s a relationship business. A network marketer doesn’t recruit people in to his business, otherwise, he builds relationship. Therefore, an MLM company is a company that is people-and-relationship-driven with good products or services & good management.
Every single company that is NOT people-&-relationship driven, no matter how good its products or services are, no matter how well-managed, will either go broke or struggle to keep its head above water.
The product in MLM industry is people. So study people. Find out how you can help them reach their dreams.
Here is another fact all networkers need to understand: People join people, they don’t join business. Build people. People will build the business. When you build people, your retention rate goes through the roof.
THE LIE ABOUT MLM
The Hitters tell you, “It’s Just a Numbers Game.”
THE TRUTH ABOUT IT
People are people – not numbers. They have goals, dreams and desires.
They are mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, grandmothers, and grandfather’s to someone that loves them. They are not a number, but real people.
If you treat them like a number, I promise you: you have NO future in network marketing.
This lie teaches people to be a recruiter, not a sponsor. Recruit, recruit, and recruit.
Numbers, numbers, numbers. Lies, lies, lies.
A recruiter never knows their personally sponsored people’s “WHY.” Or their dreams, goals, or spouse’s or children’s names. It’s only about numbers.
To succeed long-term, you need to become a mentor with a servant’s heart.
When you do, people will ask you to PLEASE sponsor them into your business।The fact still remains the same - Build people and build relationship. This is just the only tool you need to become a successful networker. Need more highlights on what MLM is? contact brightlinks1@yahoo.com
Every single company that is NOT people-&-relationship driven, no matter how good its products or services are, no matter how well-managed, will either go broke or struggle to keep its head above water.
The product in MLM industry is people. So study people. Find out how you can help them reach their dreams.
Here is another fact all networkers need to understand: People join people, they don’t join business. Build people. People will build the business. When you build people, your retention rate goes through the roof.
THE LIE ABOUT MLM
The Hitters tell you, “It’s Just a Numbers Game.”
THE TRUTH ABOUT IT
People are people – not numbers. They have goals, dreams and desires.
They are mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, grandmothers, and grandfather’s to someone that loves them. They are not a number, but real people.
If you treat them like a number, I promise you: you have NO future in network marketing.
This lie teaches people to be a recruiter, not a sponsor. Recruit, recruit, and recruit.
Numbers, numbers, numbers. Lies, lies, lies.
A recruiter never knows their personally sponsored people’s “WHY.” Or their dreams, goals, or spouse’s or children’s names. It’s only about numbers.
To succeed long-term, you need to become a mentor with a servant’s heart.
When you do, people will ask you to PLEASE sponsor them into your business।The fact still remains the same - Build people and build relationship. This is just the only tool you need to become a successful networker. Need more highlights on what MLM is? contact brightlinks1@yahoo.com
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