TRUSTED PURCHASE ON JIJI.NG

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There are good items you see on jiji and have interest in the particular item but you will be discouraged because of some reasons (I) The distance is far; You can't pay because you haven't seen the product, the product can not be yours because you haven't paid. Beware of scams! (I I) You never trust if the item is in good condition as the seller displayed it. (I l l) You don't know if the item is the original or the fake. (IV) Sometimes you like some items but you don't have chance to go pick it and the seller is not ready to deliver it to you, sometimes you have the chance to go pick the item, the seller may not be available at that particular point in time to sell to you e.t.c.A lot of evils has happened through this buying of items online. There are situations when some rogue's/419 will ask you to bring item after bargain online via chats or call, when you get there they will collect your items, rub you of other accessories with you. Some have been killed during these transactions, Some been used for ritual. Some people do not have the items they post, when you call, chat messages or Whatsapp to meet up, you end up been duped of your cash without giving you any item. You think you are safe if you don't have any cash with you? Planning to do transfer after checking the stuff out?  Perhaps you may be lucky, some people are so dubious, they will ask you to transfer money into their bank accounts or rather collect your ATM card , ask for your login pin, send one of them to go and cash it at nearer ATM stand while you are still held hostile. You won't follow their orders in presence of gun and other weapons? In order ways, just get safe.

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