Nigeria Jobs Forum

 Owode - This is the most publicesed website, it is fast, simple and interesting, it's affiliated to some business and bank in Nigeria. log onto www.owode.com for more information.

2) Paypal - This is perhaps the most popular online payment system. Many folks use this is a primary way to send and to receive money. They serve most countries. Buyers can also pay using credit cards, echecks, and other options. 3) Xoom - Xoom is an alternative for some people residing in countries that are not being served by Paypal. Generally reliable, although some people have encountered issues with it. 4) Moneybookers - This service is another payment system thats popular amongst some online workers. However, a few issues have also been reported in the last few years. 5) Google Checkout - Checkout is slowly gaining popularity among online retailers. Some folks like the fact that it can be integrated in Google Adwords, for increased product visibility. 6) WorldPay - I only know a 1 or 2 people who used this in their online business, so Im not quite sure what theyre like. What about you? Which online payment system do you use? How do you like it? Do you know of any other systems?In as much as I commend the poster, as an internet Marketer, I'll be failing in my duty if I don't point out some facts that needed to be called attention to regarding the post. All the above payment processors are ok, but one should not forget that they perceive Nigerians as fraudsters and hence have placed some roadblocks on Nigerians way to using their services. Let me take them one after the other;PayPal: Paypal does not accept Nigerians. If you visit www. PayPal. com and wants to sign up as a Nigeria, you'll NEVER see Nigeria in the drop down list of countries.