Monday, June 25, 2007
Why Merchants Reject Debit Cards From Nigeria
Hi guys, today we will look at a recurringissue concerning rejection
of online payment(debit cards)by merchants when you make online
payment from Nigeria.
My experience and complains from other peopleshows that many
merchants refuse to accept debitcards (even when they are genuiene
debit cards)from people making online payments from Nigeria simply
because you are making the purchase from Nigeria.
The question that rightly comes to mind is What could have led to that
problem? The answer is verysimple, we are always regarded as fraudsters
even when they know that not every Nigerian is a fraudster.
To be candid, some bad eggs amongst us engage in creditcards fraud and
this has given a bad name to us.
However, for those of you who have genuienely processed debit cards from
any online payment company here in Nigeria, one of the ways you can overcome
rejection of your debit cards is to use a cybercafe or internet connection that has
a foreign IP. For example, if yourcompany has internet connection showing IP
from Israel, good for you.
Or if you discover that the cybercafe in your area uses IPs that show US, then
you should be using that cafe tomake your online payment.
How do you check your IP address? Go to www.dnsstuff.com and take a look at the top left corner of the homepage and behold the ip number and location will be staring at you. Once you know where your Internet Protocol Number is coming from, you can decide whether you will make your purchase at that cafe or not.
Hope you have learnt some good information here.
Sunday, June 24, 2007
Where To Obtain Debit Cards in Nigeria
It is my pleasure to provide you with information on some
companies i have heard about that provide debit cards to Nigerians.
All these companies/individuals provide debitcards generated from
the USA thus having a USbilling address.
Remember that most of these debit cards are virual. (Meaning that
the details of the card will be sent to your mailbox). While a few might
provide the real plastic card.
If you are really interested in getting your debit card through any
of them, i will advice you carry out your due deligence by asking
a few questions i.e
1. What is the least and highest denomination of debit cards that
they can provide for you?
2. How long will it take them to provide the debit card?
3. Will you be provided with a US billing address?
4. Ask any other question you might want them to give answer to.
Below are some of the companies that provide debit cards
http://www.graphcard.com/?rid=16277 ******
http://www.fastecash.com/ ******
http://www.augustcards.com/
http://www.neticash.com/
http://www.yelgold.com/
http://www.trucards.com
companies i have heard about that provide debit cards to Nigerians.
All these companies/individuals provide debitcards generated from
the USA thus having a USbilling address.
Remember that most of these debit cards are virual. (Meaning that
the details of the card will be sent to your mailbox). While a few might
provide the real plastic card.
If you are really interested in getting your debit card through any
of them, i will advice you carry out your due deligence by asking
a few questions i.e
1. What is the least and highest denomination of debit cards that
they can provide for you?
2. How long will it take them to provide the debit card?
3. Will you be provided with a US billing address?
4. Ask any other question you might want them to give answer to.
Below are some of the companies that provide debit cards
http://www.graphcard.com/?rid=16277 ******
http://www.fastecash.com/ ******
http://www.augustcards.com/
http://www.neticash.com/
http://www.yelgold.com/
http://www.trucards.com
http://www.diamondfield.net
visacard@sephix.net Send a mail to my autoresponder and get a quotation for debit cards.
Obviously, there are other companies providing debit cards to Nigerians,
so go ahead and do other researches on them.
Please note that prices will deliver from one company to the other.
visacard@sephix.net Send a mail to my autoresponder and get a quotation for debit cards.
Obviously, there are other companies providing debit cards to Nigerians,
so go ahead and do other researches on them.
Please note that prices will deliver from one company to the other.
Moreso, be asured that i will add more companies as i discover them.
I will appreciate your comments/contribution on this topic please.
Saturday, June 23, 2007
What do you know about Debit Cards?
Hi everybody and welcome to the most authoritative
blog on ATMs and Debit Cards in Nigeria.
As a form of introduction, We will be discussing various
issues as regards debit cards and ATM cards in Nigeria.
This is my little way of providing real information on debit
cards and ATMs that Nigerians can comfortably and
legitimately use for their online transactions.
So, i will suggest that you come around often to learn one
or two things from this blog. You can also contribute with
your comments
There are several companies involved in providing debit
cards to Nigerians. Majority of these debitcards are processed
in the USA and used here in Nigeria though some Nigerian banks
are now issuing debit and credit cards.
Basically, these debit cards are called prepaid debitcards and
can be funded with as little as $20and as much as $500 and
in a few cases up to $5000
In addition, some of the cards are reloadable while others are not.
There are just 2 basic brands of debit cards used in Nigeria
namely Visacard and Mastercard
blog on ATMs and Debit Cards in Nigeria.
As a form of introduction, We will be discussing various
issues as regards debit cards and ATM cards in Nigeria.
This is my little way of providing real information on debit
cards and ATMs that Nigerians can comfortably and
legitimately use for their online transactions.
So, i will suggest that you come around often to learn one
or two things from this blog. You can also contribute with
your comments
There are several companies involved in providing debit
cards to Nigerians. Majority of these debitcards are processed
in the USA and used here in Nigeria though some Nigerian banks
are now issuing debit and credit cards.
Basically, these debit cards are called prepaid debitcards and
can be funded with as little as $20and as much as $500 and
in a few cases up to $5000
In addition, some of the cards are reloadable while others are not.
There are just 2 basic brands of debit cards used in Nigeria
namely Visacard and Mastercard
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