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> all the charges coming from Nigeria over a substantial period of time there was not a single one that was actually legitimate How can dis even be possible? Y
by kehers 16y ago
> all the charges coming from Nigeria over a substantial period of time there was not a single one that was actually legitimate
How can dis even be possible? You mean not even one out of the possible millions in a day is legitimate? Haba!
- jacquesm 16y agoNo, it means that Nigeria already has a very low number of people that are going to be paying customers for online services and that those people are completely drowned out by the number of Nigerians that attempt to commit fraud. It's sad, but it's really true. The possible millions make use of free services they're not possible millions of e-commerce consumers. You wish. If Nigeria had millions of legit e-commerce consumers the situation would be quite different.
- DJN 16y agoThere's a contradiction in terms in what you've just written. There will never be "millions of legit e-commerce consumers" from Nigeria if the main e-commerce gateways such as PayPal continue to block the entire country. They've already been excluded before they've started.
- jacquesm 16y agoIt's not a contradiction, it's a deadlock.