I am working on a project in Nigeria and need to know what kind of light switches they use. I found plug info and voltage etc on line but can't confirn if a regular us light switch will be ok. Any input is appreciated!

 

Hi. I have lived there for several years. How is it that you are there and unable to see what switches are used? What project is it I am intrigued to know? Well the switches are quite convential the following link shows
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgu...oS0DQ&esq=1&page=1&ndsp=18&ved=1t:429,r:2,s:0

 

Just use a CE or UL rated switch for the voltage and current rating.

 

Just make sure the switch doesn't cost the said sum of US$31,320,000 (Thirty One Million, Three-Hundred and Twenty Thousand United States Dollars) that we solicit your assistance for the transfer.

Yours Faithfully,

Dr. Akeem Biobaku

 

just make sure the switch doesn't cost the said sum of us$31,320,000 (thirty one million, three-hundred and twenty thousand united states dollars) that we solicit your assistance for the transfer.

Yours faithfully,

dr. Akeem biobaku

hahhahahahahahaha

OP is working IN Nigeria, yet he has no idea on what they use.
It cannot get worse than tht!!

 

Just make sure the switch doesn't cost the said sum of US$31,320,000 (Thirty One Million, Three-Hundred and Twenty Thousand United States Dollars) that we solicit your assistance for the transfer.

Yours Faithfully,

Dr. Akeem Biobaku

Wouldn't that be $2.00 for the switch and $31,319,998 for shipping? That seems to be the scam everyone ran in iraq and afgan. If you really want the info I'll get you my buddy General Mutumbo to email you the specs. He lives there and gives good christians millions of dollars to just hold his money for him. He's a great guy.

 

I sent off three million dollars and all I got back was this lousy postcard.

 

what the heck are they doing

 

It's called scambaiting often scammers are asked to pose in various ways to "qualify" for the money they request. It's a dangerous game not to be taken lightly and folks have been kidnapped and killed with the Nigerian government turning a blind eye.
Google 419 scam, or anu$ computer scam.
Back to the funny bits...

 

Oh jeeeeeeeZ!! that was good .
Jail escape...

 

It's called scambaiting often scammers are asked to pose in various ways to "qualify" for the money they request.

On the other hand I do not feel any pity for the victims. They are only victims for their own greed. Greed is god.

 

On the other hand ...

... you have different fingers....

 

On the other hand I do not feel any pity for the victims. They are only victims for their own greed. Greed is god.

Greed is not god mate, human's are greedy.
We are who we choose to be.

In that photo are those scammers or victims

 

By the way. I am collecting money to buy land for a shelter area. To house roosters that are so cool they have to wear specs. Please send money.

 

how much??????

 

how much??????

Let us make a deal. You send as much as you can, and hopefully more. Then I will double it. Deal?

 

Don't Nigerians ask for your bank account number or credit card number?
So they can rob you.

 

Indeed they do...
But my question is how can they rob u with just bank account no.

@to6sfre.
I got 10 bucks. Another 100 says U cannot double tht before taking the money.

 

Indeed they do...
But my question is how can they rob u with just bank account no.

I don't know because I don't steal. Ask a Nigerian.

I get many phone calls from Africans (or Americans same thing) asking for my credit card number.
I rudely tell them where to go.

 

U get phone calls...

Good thing I never gave out my no.