A Nigerian Wants to Buy My Product Via Clickbank- How Can He Buy It?

You could accept a paypal payment from him (or is paypal banned in nigeria) and then send him the product manually!

Tom Brite

PayPal seems to be withdrawn from most african countries, they don't offer it, but if he has a visa, mastercard or american express he can buy from you through clickbank. Personally I tend to steer clear of orders from that part of the world due to the fraud risk, but if he is a genuine potential customer with a credit card, he can buy your item with it through ClickBank.

Indeed, like others have said, Nigeria has a very high fraud rate. However, that doesn't mean all Nigerians are bad - quite the contrary!

If this person can't pay you money, consider asking that he pay you in services (articles or whatever).

I have at least 2 or 3 Nigerian purchased with fraud payment through paypal... if I get request from Nigeria, I would ignore it... until they improved the fraud rate, I don't bother to do business with them.

You could always have them send the money Western Union, or whatever, like they always want you to do when they need to transfer 100 Billion of an exiled prince's money out of the country.

MoneyGram is also in Nigeria.

You can also receive payment from him through Western Union and then send him your product manually after receiving your payment.

Most Nigerians can use AlertPay.com

I've accepted payments for some of my products/services with AlertPay.com with no problems. It works in a very similar way to PayPal.

Cheers,
Suzanne

don't worry... I sent him $3,000 the other day so I'm sure he's good for it

This thread might give you some helpful insights:

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...-prospect.html

I am nigerian and not all nigerians are bad.

Most Nigerian IM guys are very straight.

Ask hin to contact VTN for a visa graphcard that is clickbank compatible.

Nigerian credit card are not clickbank compatible. Even when you have a graphcard visa card, clickbank does IP tracking so knows if its a Nigerian ISP.

WU and Moneygram only receive. There is however liberty reserve which Nigerians are fleeing to in droves

A Nigerian minister came to Singapore during the APEC meeting and he is trying to get people to invest in Nigeria.

He tried his best to portray Nigeria as a country that is worth investing in and they are trying to curb the increasing rate of cybercrime and such.

So, let's give them a chance in the future to do business with us online ok?

Not all Nigerians are rogue, Being that as it may...

VTN for Graphcard is Ok.
Dorm account bank transfer is also Okay
He can also pay for a virtual card thru LR or Egold
Alertpay is also an Option
Paypal can also be used but it will take more stress..

Any of the above methods should work

Rgds

Hello,

Let us be honest to ourselves. I am a Nigerian an abhor fraud as nature abhor vacuum.

My recent study on corruption reveals the the western or developed world are more fraudulent but the issue is that ours are more pronounced by our journalists.

There was an armed robbery attack in one of the banks in Hong Kong and the following day i expected it to carried by the dailies but it wasn't there, then i asked why? They said that robbery is not a news rather getting culprits makes the news.

This is unlike Nigeria where robbery is the news while getting the culprit is not. The fact is that we have to be fair to each other.

So, all the payment processing companies should beef up their security and let us by from any merchant.

I am proud to say it is only few Nigerians are fraudulent judging by our population.

I would definitely go with Western Union, it's the safest method for you. However he will pay some big fees, but that's not your problem right?

I have many customers who sell through clickbank. It has been very hard for me as a Nigerian to buy from them even though I have a visa card issued from Graphcard.com which is duly registered in the US. As soon as clickbank notices that the IP originates from Nigeria, it will decline payment.

I once wrote to one famous affiliate marketer on the issue, trying to explain to him that I am genuine and to confirm the payment before allowing me to download the product. The response I got was that he cannot allow that because it was a security issue which had been preset in the system.

I really would like to know which sites that accept US issued visa cards which are passed through Nigerian IP address. The none acceptance of Nigerian IP address is fraustrating my online business. I really need help on the matter.

Every clickbank sale to a nigerian gets withdrawn and refunded! I would not bother, it is nothing personal to the country or its people, it is just a fact!

All tarred with the same brush comes to mind! I do however remeber a documentary about customs at Lagos airport having a gun fight with some guys at the airport!
Also when I ran a transport business I sent a package to Nigeria and the guy that turned up to deliver the package said to the consignee if you don't give me 50 dollars you can't have your package.
So, when we can all sell and buy in 220 countries worldwide i'm afraid Ogbu its no great surprise.
Good luck and let us know how you go on, your hurdles are a little bit higher than ours but i'm sure you will cross them...

Maybe find an escrow account like e-scrow. Make sure everything is received then send out the product. I think paypal bans certain parts of africa.

Hopefully he won't ask for a refund 24 hours after buying".

They should name it the "Refund Scam" or have they already?

My wife's Indonesian, she wants us to go for another months holiday
there next year. That'll probably be 1 month of not being able to access
my Paypal account!

do not do business with them from there. scamsssssssssssss all the way.

you gotta be careful, because they know peoplel think they are scammers they are always coming up with more ingenious ways to rip your off.

So tread carefully. I remember once a guy was after my email....and password. Tried to social proof his way in, and help me...but behind the curtain he was trying to hack my email and password, or get access to them. Its bad, dude stay away.

So much said about Nigerians.U guys are missing something that I will attempt to clear.
But first let me answer the main question.
You can shop from click bank as a Nigerian using the following ways.
1.Use PayPal.Nigerians can now open a PayPal account free and shop from anywhere in the world which includes click bank.

2.There are organizations in Nigeria that provide such services for a fee such as GTN,Circuit Atlantic, Shop America and I also provide such service too.

3.U can also ask someone u know in any of the countries listed on clickbank to help u buy.

You have a variety to choose from.

Nigeria is made up people with individual interests just like anyone in any part of the world.
Just as there are good guys in Nigeria there are also bad guys and that is how it is in every part of the world.
I have read in this forum severally how merchants get ripped off by refunds and they end up making money on the products they have spent plenty of time and energy for.
The idea is simple. Get a refund and have the product free.This is common today and I proudly say that it not Nigerians that do this.

So much of credit card theft today cannot be traceable to Nigerians.

Hackers too.

It is in individualities and not the nation as it were. Nigerians have been painted black by few individuals but I will say here and can defend it the majority of Nigerians are good and progressive people compared to individuals in other parts of the world which includes America.

Infact America has a greater online crime rate than Nigeria which I am ready to prove any day.

The bottom line is this.It is not in the nation but individuals in the picture which is you and I.

No offense intended please.

I set up my merchant accounts to auto-blacklist / prohibit any order attempts from Nigeria, east europe, russia, china, malaysia and other countries w/high fraud rates. 70%+ of my customers are USA, remaining from countries I trust like Canada, UK, Australia, etc

It's sad how people generalize things. Not all millions of Nigerians are scammers, I just wonder what is wrong with so many people.

Kay's point is right... As a merchant why would I sell to someone from Nigeria when there's a (20%? 70%?) chance they'll charge it back and/or it not be a legitimate order, when 99%+ of my USA/UK/Canada etc orders are honest and work fine. Time's too valuable to take chances on high-risk customer countries w/high fraud/piracy rates. Certainly that's not helpful for the honest people in those countries, but it's all about the numbers, and time + fraud/risk management.