I practically stalked my coach for a year before I came to the conclusion he was legit, and I have bought more.Let's dive in when I wanted to get a laptop, the last one I got broke down and it practically made me miss a scholarship program by Ingressive for Good.
A friend suggested I get one from Ali express though she gave a good review about them and even went on to tell me her transaction was successful with them. Quite convincing, but I haven't bought from them and don't even know how. My friend offered to help, but then I me
t her online and haven't seen her before, so how could I be too sure? If anything goes south, I am only left to cry my eyes out and rather curse as much as I could, so I didn't even think twice; I went to the local market besides.
One of my colleagues once asked me how I got lucky in buying random courses from people. Most times they even come to ask if this course is okay to buy from Udemy.I'm not too careful, but I guess I know what I want when my eyes are set on a course. I mostly write them down, and suddenly if it pops up like a Facebook advert with a series of webinars to go through.
That determines my decision. I have been through so many webinars, but just a few I later purchased, and it's been successful. I get the value of what I paid for.I recently started purchasing from Jumia; I doubted it at first, but when I saw my friend purchase some gadgets from them and it was brought to his location,. I didn't think twice about trying.
I purchased a blender from them and intend to purchase a power bank from them soon.Online transactions are swift and easy but there are still some brand scammers out there but you just have to be careful. I once strolled through tik tok when I stumbled into a brand being dragged because of business unsuccessful. I guess that what people do now, if the business is unsuccessful they drag you online ruining both your name and business name. Stay safe!