PayPal is a global e-commerce business allowing payments and money transfers to be made through the Internet. Online money transfers serve as electronic alternatives to paying with traditional paper methods, such as checks and money orders, but does not accept Nigerians. *SAD*
Sometimes i feel we should not blame it on all Nigerians for the permanent ban placed on the country not to be able to use PayPal to send and receive funds. You are not just hearing that this company (PayPal) does not accept Nigerians as a result of its misuse and Illegal activities it was being used for.
Though PayPal took security measures just to protect its users but i wouldn't blame anyone but the so called Scam Gurus around.. This category of people are the worms and leaches that eat up other people's opportunity to carry out transactions without running into any problem.
The trust and confidence has been taken away as a result of the unscrupulous, fraudulent, dubious, reprobate, roguish, sinful and irresponsible acts of our dear SCAM KINGS.
However, 'THE GOOD' Nigerians have no choice but to accept things as they are... We have to take responsibilities and and look for alternatives. I must confess, we've been affected by this ban placed by PayPal company. This is a time we need PayPal accounts in our country but praying to God for PayPal's acceptance is going to be nothing but a wish upon a star that will never come true.
Let's face it, to eradicate this Scam activities will not be an easy task to pull off but it is not impossible. I personally have lot's of payments hanging and need a PayPal account to cash them but this has become impossible for me.
If there is going to be any reasonable solution to this acts, it must start from we Nigerians, am not condemning us but we just have to accept responsibility for our actions and try as much as possible to change our ways, this won't be as easy as it may look but we just have to try.
I want to use PayPal, Am sure you also want to use PayPal, we all need paypal. It doesn't speak well of us to see lots of fingers pointing at us for irresponsible acts. Not good enough. It's not your fault anyway neither is it mine, after all, we are the GOOD NIGERIANS and will always be.
We'll surely find a way.
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