Working the Web from Nigeria
Here is a question that I received from Samuel in Nigeria:
Greetings Dear Rosalind,
I bought your Super Affiliate Handbook and I really like it. It is highly informative when compared to Googlecash.
Anyway, I am from Nigeria and I love everything about making money on the Internet. I operate a website and have a growing subscriber list which is all about empowering Nigerians through the Internet. Because of my desire to make money on the net and to assist fellow Nigerians who come to my website to subscribe, I have to be properly informed through seminars, information products and most importanly veterans like you.
Now, one of the problems besieging most people in Nigeria is… the inability to sign up with clickbank and recieve their checks. Though in your book you recomended other APPs that will allow Nigeria. Clickbank and especially Jeff Mulligans CBMall is something worth going for because information products is #1 on the Net.To go about this problem of signing with clickbank I learnt through some seminars in Nigeria about CyfroCash www.cyfrocash.com .
According to Cyfrocash you open up a free account with them and they help you cash your US checks by you “selling them your checks”, and once they cash it they help you deposit the money into your cyfrocash accout and collect little percentage when compared to cashing US checks through Nigerian banks. Please I want to know what do you think about them? Have you heard about them?
Also here in Nigeria Paydotcom.com has been recomended as an alternative to Clickbank. What do you think?
I will indeed be grateful if you could answer these concerns of mine. Thank you.
Hello Samuel,
Congratulations for helping your fellow Nigerians benefit from working on the ‘net. We receive many requests from your countrymen and know that you have many more ‘hoops’ through which to jump to establish an online business, than those of us in Canada, the U.S. and elsewhere.
My research into Cyfrocash resulted in mixed reviews.
The predominant concern expressed is their lack of phone numbers that would enable customers to get support when required.
On the other hand, I found a number of references to them in forums – which I tend to trust more than on-site testimonials – from people in Nigeria who have used them successfully for years and without complaint.
And yes, Paydotcom.com is a good alternative to Clickbank for folks in Nigeria who are not able to sign up for the latter.
I hope that helps!
Cheers,
Rosalind
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Please let me know how I could get you book and how I can do internet business from Nigeria. I am very interested in doing good internet bisness.Pls I need you reply soon .Thank you.
Hello Chike,
The Super Affiliate Handbook is available at
http://superaffiliatehandbook.com/
and you may wish to review the post above.
Dear Rosalind,
Its been a while that i heard about you and all the ways you have created a business empire for yourself, especially when i bought the googlecash from Chris Carpenter Some years back. What i want to really know is that if cyfrocash is really good to go for as their service is cosiderable. Or do you know of any other free cheque clearing service provider i can use?
Thanks and i look forward to hearing from you.
Jaye
Hello Jaye,
Thanks for your question. I’m sorry to say that I’ve done no further research into this area since this post was first published. Might I suggest that you search Google for information that might lead to suggestions from those who do use cheque cashing services? When you find them, be sure to contact them directly and ask them about their experience with the service. I hope that helps!
Thanks for the quick and useful response, I shall do as you suggested.
Many thanks once again.
Jaye