The Cake designer must be color blind and lack basic knowledge in shaping. However, the design is not that bad, but last time I checked, egg-yolk yellow is different from orange color. And round and square are also very different...
But the other one isn't bad either!! she should manage it
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I beg to disagree Linda not a Great replica Lai Lai the original had five steps with round cakes na. Well made cake right but quite different from the original
My own wedding was an eye sore, everytime i see the picture, I just wanna cry. It was entirely different from what I ordered and very ugly with cracks all over it. Mine was delivered on the morning of the wedding so no time to get another and to even make matter worse na my sister inlaw do am. I want to post it but she's an ardent LIB reader and i don't want to offend her even though she do me BAD gaskia with that cake. Is over a year now but everytime I remember my wedding cake, it gives me sorrow.
Do this happen for real? Do you actually pay for something and someone goes behind kitchen doors and dictate what you get served with? No no no no this is absolutely ridiculous.
You people should stop ordering cakes online nah abi, rather go to a reputable cake shop and pick your choice, look at the baker eyeball to eyeball and threaten him/her if he brings a different cake you will deal with him, you will see that they will not bring something you did not order for lol!!!
Nigerians like over Sabi ehn .you tell them A...they give B and say that it's almost the same 'nau'; Madam manage it. Very unprofessional! No matter how beautiful the finished product turned out to be; I won't take it, cos that's not what I asked for. Simple!
Saycheesecake is not so special, just dat d other person did a good job, but consider the amount he/she collected 4 d job. And I believe that if he/she was paid d same amount Saycheese collected guys believe me dem go bench Saycheese, so she should be happy that someone copied her work.
Saycheesecake is not so special, just dat d other person did a good job, but consider the amount he/she collected 4 d job. And I believe that if he/she was paid d same amount Saycheese collected guys believe me dem go bench Saycheese, so she should be happy that someone copied her work.
Biko enough of this nonsense. Didn't the baker try in this one? All of a sudden everybody wants cheap 15 minutes fame on LIB. Stop patronising amateurs or settling fir osho free then come running here to seek fame or embarrass them. Mtscheeew!
That ain't bad na! The difference is the size and color. The thing is, they wouldn't disclose how much they paid but sent pictures making it look like the baker did a bad cake....
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Have you ever wanted to go into recharge card business but you are wondering if it will actually be profitable for you. You just don't want to make mistake, you are afraid you don't know much about the business.
You have thought, if only you could know where to buy recharge card cheaper and sell profitably. Or how you can buy in bulk and sell to all the retailers in your area and smile to the bank.
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Have you observed that all the GSM operators have introduced lower recharge card values in N100, N150, N200, N250, N300, N400 and N500. Why do you think they all now have these lower recharge vouchers? Remember, N500 was the lowest value in the market before MTN came out with N400. But now the lowest is N100 and do you believe we could have even N50 value soon.
One thing can only explain the reason for the lower recharge cards, it sells faster. Operators are experiencing a boom in recharge card consumption since the introduction of lower recharge cards.
For example, I used to spend N3000 monthly on recharge card on my phone, but now I buy at least one N200 card everyday and that has increased my monthly bill in one phone to N6000 per month.
Now relate this to selling of these lower recharge cards. The demand for them is he reason they are being sold above the price value. N100 to N400 cards sell for N20 above their values.
Who do you think takes these values? Who do you think takes these extra profit, the retailers because even though dealers get it at almost 8 percent discount, they sell at N165 for the N200 to retailers and some even sell for the N200, pocketing N160 per voucher.
The most interesting thing however is that only few people supply these vouchers to retailers. Imagine if it's only one or two people are supplying all the lower recharge cards in your town, how much profit could he be making in one month?
You may think it's impossible for just one person to be supplying these vouchers when there are many dealers scattered all over the state.
The printing and distributing of voucher pins are the exclusivity of some few GSM operators' dealers. About 2 per cent of the dealers have this license. Do you now see why only one person could be making all these money in your state?
Well, I didn't mean to wet your financial appetite and leave you waiting. You too can be among the few people that can print and distribute these fast selling vouchers in your state. And you don't have to become a GSM operators licensed dealer that would be a costly process. You can take advantage of dealers who have the license but don't wish to print themselves.
With their full support and supply of vouchers pins, you are on your way to making N100,000 or more monthly, printing and selling lower recharge vouchers that are hotcakes all over the country whether it's MTN, Airtel, Glo, etc, you can print them in any quantity you so wish.
In case you are wondering if it would not cost you millions to start, not at all, with as low as N50,000 you can start printing vouchers. Some people print with computer, special voucher printing software; one can also just walk into a cyber cafe and, browse for 10 minutes, download the pins, and send it to print at the cafe, pay N10 or N20 per A4 page you print and walk away to sell your vouchers to your customers
BELOW IS THE CONTACT DETAILS OF THE DEALER, Okoro Rose (Dealer) E-mail ; s_nd2009@yahoo.com Te l : 07066067134 Thanks.
New Secrets OF Making N100,000 Printing GSM Recharge Vouchers Cheaper And Selling Profitably to Over 100 Call Centers In Your Area To Buy From You and Smiling to the Bank!
Have you ever wanted to go into recharge card business but you are wondering if it will actually be profitable for you. You just don't want to make mistake, you are afraid you don't know much about the business.
You have thought, if only you could know where to buy recharge card cheaper and sell profitably. Or how you can buy in bulk and sell to all the retailers in your area and smile to the bank.
I have good news for you, all that dream you can make it come true, if you take advantage of the tips I'm offloading to you here. The commonest challenges faced by every entrepreneur, even the successful ones is the fear of the unknown and so you are not alone but don't let it stop you from becoming the next GSM millionaire.
Have you observed that all the GSM operators have introduced lower recharge card values in N100, N150, N200, N250, N300, N400 and N500. Why do you think they all now have these lower recharge vouchers? Remember, N500 was the lowest value in the market before MTN came out with N400. But now the lowest is N100 and do you believe we could have even N50 value soon.
One thing can only explain the reason for the lower recharge cards, it sells faster. Operators are experiencing a boom in recharge card consumption since the introduction of lower recharge cards.
For example, I used to spend N3000 monthly on recharge card on my phone, but now I buy at least one N200 card everyday and that has increased my monthly bill in one phone to N6000 per month.
Now relate this to selling of these lower recharge cards. The demand for them is he reason they are being sold above the price value. N100 to N400 cards sell for N20 above their values.
Who do you think takes these values? Who do you think takes these extra profit, the retailers because even though dealers get it at almost 8 percent discount, they sell at N165 for the N200 to retailers and some even sell for the N200, pocketing N160 per voucher.
The most interesting thing however is that only few people supply these vouchers to retailers. Imagine if it's only one or two people are supplying all the lower recharge cards in your town, how much profit could he be making in one month?
You may think it's impossible for just one person to be supplying these vouchers when there are many dealers scattered all over the state.
The printing and distributing of voucher pins are the exclusivity of some few GSM operators' dealers. About 2 per cent of the dealers have this license. Do you now see why only one person could be making all these money in your state?
Well, I didn't mean to wet your financial appetite and leave you waiting. You too can be among the few people that can print and distribute these fast selling vouchers in your state. And you don't have to become a GSM operators licensed dealer that would be a costly process. You can take advantage of dealers who have the license but don't wish to print themselves.
With their full support and supply of vouchers pins, you are on your way to making N100,000 or more monthly, printing and selling lower recharge vouchers that are hotcakes all over the country whether it's MTN, Airtel, Glo, etc, you can print them in any quantity you so wish.
In case you are wondering if it would not cost you millions to start, not at all, with as low as N50,000 you can start printing vouchers. Some people print with computer, special voucher printing software; one can also just walk into a cyber cafe and, browse for 10 minutes, download the pins, and send it to print at the cafe, pay N10 or N20 per A4 page you print and walk away to sell your vouchers to your customers
BELOW IS THE CONTACT DETAILS OF THE DEALER, Okoro Rose (Dealer) E-mail ; s_nd2009@yahoo.com Te l : 07066067134 Thanks.
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ReplyDeleteNigerians will always want to do what they like, even with your money.
DeleteHOL
Pls I'm tired of all these cakes joo
DeleteWow that's really nice
ReplyDeleteBoth are lovely now so no lele
ReplyDeleteShe's lucky
ReplyDeleteCake na cake simple. Forget the designs
ReplyDeleteThe Cake designer must be color blind and lack basic knowledge in shaping. However, the design is not that bad, but last time I checked, egg-yolk yellow is different from orange color. And round and square are also very different...
ReplyDeleteOlodo!!! Is ur type dt ll copy someone in exam hall & copy d person's matric no as well lol.
DeleteDon't u think her own colours might be yellow & blue.
Not dat bad
ReplyDeleteDis is cute just dat d caterer obviously does not know d difference between round n rectangular
ReplyDeleteWhat she got isnt bad nä. People sef
ReplyDeleteThat's her p....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful
ReplyDeleteThem try small
ReplyDeleteIs she not suppose to be happy with that? And these cake posts are soo boring..
ReplyDeleteLol..... People should go to good bakers and place others. Well no be there fault everyone what's cheap article.
ReplyDeleteThnuder strike u and the lib reader, enough with this cake bulshit......Henry Eze
ReplyDeleteThnuder strike u and the lib reader, enough with this cake bulshit......Henry Eze
ReplyDeleteNot bad, just different shapes
ReplyDeleteIt's almost alike nah! Abi na the tier wey no complete??? Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteThe two are the same now, I didn't see different here, abi
ReplyDeleteIt's almost alike nah! Abi na the tier wey no complete??? Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteLmao! D baker did a great job but didn't look @ d cake twice.lol
ReplyDeleteIt's almost alike nah! Abi na the tier wey no complete??? Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteIt's almost alike nah! Abi na the tier wey no complete??? Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteNo be chop dem go still chop am? Abeg pple shud stop disturbing us with "I ordered for this n got this crap"
ReplyDeleteReally good shaa.
ReplyDeleteWell d cake is Ncy just dat it's not as big as dat
ReplyDeleteNot bad at all. Dave
ReplyDeletelolz.....funny bakers
ReplyDeleteCool
ReplyDeleteThe baker even tried...Lmao
ReplyDeleteManage am like that....
ReplyDeleteJ.jimoh3@yahoo.com
Linda remember me biko
This one is fine na...isn't she pleased with it?
ReplyDeleteSo she's not going to eat it or what? I don't get dis
ReplyDeleteBut the other one isn't bad either!! she should manage it
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The cake she got still makes sense though.
ReplyDeleteHmmm the one she got tried, but not so close to what she ordered.
ReplyDelete~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA
She could HV kept the last step...the difference would then be the shape....gud though
ReplyDeleteLinda keep using sryle.tp tell us u bake and ice ooh
ReplyDeleteNot too bad....
ReplyDeleteNot too bad
ReplyDeleteDifferent buh nice
ReplyDeleteHaba the baker can obviously make the cake.she jst dint pay attention cause she prob thought it dint matter. This is even more annoying
ReplyDeleteHaba the baker can obviously make the cake.she jst dint pay attention cause she prob thought it dint matter. This is even more annoying
ReplyDeleteWat is wrong wit u Linda? Wat nonsense is dis? If u don't ve news, den tak a chill pill!
ReplyDeleteManage am o..
ReplyDeleteJ.jimoh3@yahoo.com
Linda remember me o
Eh yah, sowi 4 dat, allthough its nice too
ReplyDeleteD differece is clear but u don't expect d same tin when d hands handling d cake's r different.
ReplyDeleteLinda pls scrap d cake tin alwedi, bcmn borin....too much ov everytn kills everything......
ReplyDeleteShe ordered for 5_layer cake but 4-layer was delivered. Not bad sha. Bera
ReplyDeleteLinda pls scrap d cake tin alwedi, bcmn borin....too much ov everytn kills everything......
ReplyDeleteBiko Linda, they should stop sending all these cakes pics is getting too much. Niger too the exaggerate in everything. I can see its the new trend now
ReplyDeletenice one
ReplyDelete@shantel
cake na cake!!!! shey na birthday cake abi na wedding cake buhahahahahaha
ReplyDeleteSome people know what they are doing na
ReplyDeleteIt's fine,but if I asked 4 round,give me round not square. Unless there was a different discussion
ReplyDeleteThis one pay better money na, no b those ones when pay 3500 n expect 27k cake.. And lets move on From this cake thing ehn..
ReplyDeleteIt's fine,but if I asked 4 round,give me round not square. Unless there was a different discussion
ReplyDeleteI beg to disagree Linda not a Great replica Lai Lai the original had five steps with round cakes na. Well made cake right but quite different from the original
ReplyDeleteNice
ReplyDeleteY did the person order circle shaped cakes and get square shapes ones?
ReplyDeleteWah bout the one ontop
ReplyDeleteBetter dan dat 1
ReplyDeleteWow nice work!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Cake makers r like make-up artists.
ReplyDeleteThe cake is okay nan there is nothing wrong with it
ReplyDeleteStill look nice tho
ReplyDeleteWetin sef??? Una no dey taya for this cake matter?? If you don't like the cake, why not return it or just eat it in peace? Mtcheww
ReplyDeleteNice job from the Baker
ReplyDelete#TeamBlessed#
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ReplyDelete.
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My own wedding was an eye sore, everytime i see the picture, I just wanna cry. It was entirely different from what I ordered and very ugly with cracks all over it. Mine was delivered on the morning of the wedding so no time to get another and to even make matter worse na my sister inlaw do am. I want to post it but she's an ardent LIB reader and i don't want to offend her even though she do me BAD gaskia with that cake. Is over a year now but everytime I remember my wedding cake, it gives me sorrow.
ReplyDeleteNice one
ReplyDeleteCake on the left was made in Nigeria, why didn't she just order from them. Smh
ReplyDeletenot bad shah
ReplyDeleteLinda enough of this please . Are you searching for a wedding cake? Use google please
ReplyDeleteNice one
ReplyDelete*lib's namesake*
Perfect i did say
ReplyDeleteMoye says so via BB Passport courtesy LIB....
They are two different cakes,not the same at all.
ReplyDeleteIs not dat bad nah
ReplyDeleteDere both fine
ReplyDeleteI am no longer finding this cake's stories interesting. If they don't want, they should sue the maker.
ReplyDeleteBusy Fingers.
I want caaaaakkeeeee.
ReplyDeleteIT's not that bad
ReplyDeleteI want caaaaakkeeeee.
ReplyDeleteShe didn't get what she ordered!
ReplyDeleteWhy not get d round of it and do d cake exactly I won't pay
ReplyDeleteDo this happen for real? Do you actually pay for something and someone goes behind kitchen doors and dictate what you get served with? No no no no this is absolutely ridiculous.
ReplyDeleteI DONT KNOW WHY I ACTUALLY PREFER THE ONE ON THE RIGHT................OUR BAKERS ARE MAKING BRIAN NOWADAYS
ReplyDeleteLibers enof of dis cake tin ! N Linda pls stop publishing it haba!
ReplyDeletePerhaps,she did not pay fully;ask her #lol#
ReplyDeleteIt still looks nice though
DeleteD no of step n shape r nt d same so ao come is replica?
DeleteSad, Nigerians don't understand sarcasm
DeleteLinda did you say great replica? Unless the person asked for the corners to be changed and the upper layer removed..I'd agree with you
ReplyDeleteSo u ar not done wit this cake madness. I bow for u linda
ReplyDeleteWrong but neat sha
ReplyDeleteLovely cake but it's not a replica.. The first cake has only one square-shape cake while the 2nd cake has all square shape. Linda take note
ReplyDeleteCakesbysaycheese
ReplyDeleteYou people should stop ordering cakes online nah abi, rather go to a reputable cake shop and pick your choice, look at the baker eyeball to eyeball and threaten him/her if he brings a different cake you will deal with him, you will see that they will not bring something you did not order for lol!!!
ReplyDeleteIs it me or is Linda's blog Really becoming annoying??
ReplyDeleteArrest all these people na
ReplyDeletehope she is not complaining cos d cake is so perfect. even beta than d original one.
ReplyDeleteExactly
DeleteExactly
DeleteNigerians like over Sabi ehn
ReplyDelete.you tell them A...they give B and say that it's almost the same 'nau'; Madam manage it. Very unprofessional! No matter how beautiful the finished product turned out to be; I won't take it, cos that's not what I asked for. Simple!
udieblessing@yahoo.com
What's with d email address?
DeleteWhat's with d email address?
DeleteSaycheesecake is not so special, just dat d other person did a good job, but consider the amount he/she collected 4 d job. And I believe that if he/she was paid d same amount Saycheese collected guys believe me dem go bench Saycheese, so she should be happy that someone copied her work.
ReplyDeleteSaycheesecake is not so special, just dat d other person did a good job, but consider the amount he/she collected 4 d job. And I believe that if he/she was paid d same amount Saycheese collected guys believe me dem go bench Saycheese, so she should be happy that someone copied her work.
ReplyDeleteCake Nawa
ReplyDeleteCake Nawa
ReplyDeletePple are beginning to cook up lies about this and it's quite annoying....
ReplyDeleteNot the same size. Not good
ReplyDeleteBut I prefare d later..
DeleteOk
ReplyDeleteThis one no bad nau!
ReplyDeleteBiko enough of this nonsense. Didn't the baker try in this one? All of a sudden everybody wants cheap 15 minutes fame on LIB. Stop patronising amateurs or settling fir osho free then come running here to seek fame or embarrass them. Mtscheeew!
ReplyDeletewww.iblogwithgrace.blogspot.com
Haba....y re pple soo hrtless na...this thing can b damn hrt brking
ReplyDeleteI prefer the one she got its beautiful. But its not a replica of the one she ordered, Linda shine ur eyes
ReplyDeletelol
ReplyDeletelol
ReplyDeleteThe one she got is not bad... but to get serious, what the problem of our bakers?
ReplyDeleteLinda Cake na cake ,all na sugar
ReplyDeletedont blame the supplier maybe the money is not enough
cut your cake according to your money ni
gbam!!!!!!!
Linda what is the problem with Cake this day, this is monotonous
ReplyDeleteShe got squares for circles and you're calling it a close match? I thought you were observant, Linda.
ReplyDeleteSay cheese is stil d best wat she gt isn't bad
ReplyDeleteThat ain't bad na! The difference is the size and color. The thing is, they wouldn't disclose how much they paid but sent pictures making it look like the baker did a bad cake....
ReplyDeleteNew Secrets OF Making N100,000 Printing GSM Recharge Vouchers Cheaper And Selling Profitably to Over 100 Call Centers In Your Area To Buy From You and Smiling to the Bank!
ReplyDeleteHave you ever wanted to go into recharge card business but you are wondering if it will actually be profitable for you. You just don't want to make mistake, you are afraid you don't know much about the business.
You have thought, if only you could know where to buy recharge card cheaper and sell profitably. Or how you can buy in bulk and sell to all the retailers in your area and smile to the bank.
I have good news for you, all that dream you can make it come true, if you take advantage of the tips I'm offloading to you here. The commonest challenges faced by every entrepreneur, even the successful ones is the fear of the unknown and so you are not alone but don't let it stop you from becoming the next GSM millionaire.
Have you observed that all the GSM operators have introduced lower recharge card values in N100, N150, N200, N250, N300, N400 and N500. Why do you think they all now have these lower recharge vouchers? Remember, N500 was the lowest value in the market before MTN came out with N400. But now the lowest is N100 and do you believe we could have even N50 value soon.
One thing can only explain the reason for the lower recharge cards, it sells faster. Operators are experiencing a boom in recharge card consumption since the introduction of lower recharge cards.
For example, I used to spend N3000 monthly on recharge card on my phone, but now I buy at least one N200 card everyday and that has increased my monthly bill in one phone to N6000 per month.
Now relate this to selling of these lower recharge cards. The demand for them is he reason they are being sold above the price value. N100 to N400 cards sell for N20 above their values.
Who do you think takes these values? Who do you think takes these extra profit, the retailers because even though dealers get it at almost 8 percent discount, they sell at N165 for the N200 to retailers and some even sell for the N200, pocketing N160 per voucher.
The most interesting thing however is that only few people supply these vouchers to retailers. Imagine if it's only one or two people are supplying all the lower recharge cards in your town, how much profit could he be making in one month?
You may think it's impossible for just one person to be supplying these vouchers when there are many dealers scattered all over the state.
The printing and distributing of voucher pins are the exclusivity of some few GSM operators' dealers. About 2 per cent of the dealers have this license. Do you now see why only one person could be making all these money in your state?
Well, I didn't mean to wet your financial appetite and leave you waiting. You too can be among the few people that can print and distribute these fast selling vouchers in your state. And you don't have to become a GSM operators licensed dealer that would be a costly process. You can take advantage of dealers who have the license but don't wish to print themselves.
With their full support and supply of vouchers pins, you are on your way to making N100,000 or more monthly, printing and selling lower recharge vouchers that are hotcakes all over the country whether it's MTN, Airtel, Glo, etc, you can print them in any quantity you so wish.
In case you are wondering if it would not cost you millions to start, not at all, with as low as N50,000 you can start printing vouchers. Some people print with computer, special voucher printing software; one can also just walk into a cyber cafe and, browse for 10 minutes, download the pins, and send it to print at the cafe, pay N10 or N20 per A4 page you print and walk away to sell your vouchers to your customers
BELOW IS THE CONTACT DETAILS OF THE DEALER,
Okoro Rose (Dealer)
E-mail ; s_nd2009@yahoo.com
Te l : 07066067134
Thanks.
New Secrets OF Making N100,000 Printing GSM Recharge Vouchers Cheaper And Selling Profitably to Over 100 Call Centers In Your Area To Buy From You and Smiling to the Bank!
ReplyDeleteHave you ever wanted to go into recharge card business but you are wondering if it will actually be profitable for you. You just don't want to make mistake, you are afraid you don't know much about the business.
You have thought, if only you could know where to buy recharge card cheaper and sell profitably. Or how you can buy in bulk and sell to all the retailers in your area and smile to the bank.
I have good news for you, all that dream you can make it come true, if you take advantage of the tips I'm offloading to you here. The commonest challenges faced by every entrepreneur, even the successful ones is the fear of the unknown and so you are not alone but don't let it stop you from becoming the next GSM millionaire.
Have you observed that all the GSM operators have introduced lower recharge card values in N100, N150, N200, N250, N300, N400 and N500. Why do you think they all now have these lower recharge vouchers? Remember, N500 was the lowest value in the market before MTN came out with N400. But now the lowest is N100 and do you believe we could have even N50 value soon.
One thing can only explain the reason for the lower recharge cards, it sells faster. Operators are experiencing a boom in recharge card consumption since the introduction of lower recharge cards.
For example, I used to spend N3000 monthly on recharge card on my phone, but now I buy at least one N200 card everyday and that has increased my monthly bill in one phone to N6000 per month.
Now relate this to selling of these lower recharge cards. The demand for them is he reason they are being sold above the price value. N100 to N400 cards sell for N20 above their values.
Who do you think takes these values? Who do you think takes these extra profit, the retailers because even though dealers get it at almost 8 percent discount, they sell at N165 for the N200 to retailers and some even sell for the N200, pocketing N160 per voucher.
The most interesting thing however is that only few people supply these vouchers to retailers. Imagine if it's only one or two people are supplying all the lower recharge cards in your town, how much profit could he be making in one month?
You may think it's impossible for just one person to be supplying these vouchers when there are many dealers scattered all over the state.
The printing and distributing of voucher pins are the exclusivity of some few GSM operators' dealers. About 2 per cent of the dealers have this license. Do you now see why only one person could be making all these money in your state?
Well, I didn't mean to wet your financial appetite and leave you waiting. You too can be among the few people that can print and distribute these fast selling vouchers in your state. And you don't have to become a GSM operators licensed dealer that would be a costly process. You can take advantage of dealers who have the license but don't wish to print themselves.
With their full support and supply of vouchers pins, you are on your way to making N100,000 or more monthly, printing and selling lower recharge vouchers that are hotcakes all over the country whether it's MTN, Airtel, Glo, etc, you can print them in any quantity you so wish.
In case you are wondering if it would not cost you millions to start, not at all, with as low as N50,000 you can start printing vouchers. Some people print with computer, special voucher printing software; one can also just walk into a cyber cafe and, browse for 10 minutes, download the pins, and send it to print at the cafe, pay N10 or N20 per A4 page you print and walk away to sell your vouchers to your customers
BELOW IS THE CONTACT DETAILS OF THE DEALER,
Okoro Rose (Dealer)
E-mail ; s_nd2009@yahoo.com
Te l : 07066067134
Thanks.