Here is the latest REVOLUTION sweeping through the country (Ghana) like wild fire.
Do you know that very soon, there will no more be scratch cards for phone top-up?*
Have you heard of airtel money, mtn mobile money, Vodafone swipe, Tigo Cash?
All these use electronic money.
Do you want to be a wholesaler of e-money? Very lucrative venture making a minimum of gh¢100 every day as people load airtime, do money transfer, pay electricity, water, DSTv and other bills including school fees, and many other business transactions all using e-Money.
If you stay in any of the following areas (listed below) or have an office or shop there, give me a call on 020 882 4884
OR 026 496 7884. Make no mistake about this: this is not a joke. Only serious people should call these numbers.
First come, first served. The revolution continues. Here is the list (reduced now).
- Labone
- Ridge
- Mataheko
- Sukura / Russia
- James Town
- Abelemkpe
- Lartebiorkorshie
- Korle Gonno
- Sege
- Agbobgloshie
- Gbawe
- Sowotuom
- Tema Community 12, 10, 9, 8, 6, 5, 3, 2, 1
- Any of the other nine regions of Ghana.#
Go ahead, call 020 882 4884 OR 026 496 7884 now.
This might be the breakthrough you had been waiting for.
*footnote 1
#for a list of the territories available in the other nine regions, call and it will be emailed to you.
*footnote 2
WHY SCRATCH CARDS NEED TO BE REPLACED.
1. Scratch cards are not economically friendly:
It costs money to make and print those cards yet after scratching, we throw them away. Can you imagine the number of scratch cards only you have thrown away multiplied by 20 million Ghanaians?
2. Scratch cards are not environmentally friendly:
We cut down trees to make all the paper that is used to make the cards. That is a lot of trees cut down.
In addition, we litter the streets and the general environment when we throw away all those scratch cards from over 20 million Ghanaians.
3. Scratch cards may not be friendly to health:
The debate is still on-going whether scratch cards cause cancer or not. It has been researched and preliminary results seem to indicate that the material used in covering the numbers on the scratch cards is carcinogenous. Whether it is true or not, isn't it better to be safe than sorry?
