page 0 · 32 posts · 9 participants
· promo_listing
This page is a promotional listing by a seller advertising goat breeds at prices significantly lower than market rates, which immediately triggered accusations of fraud. The thread devolved into a heated dispute where community members challenged the seller to prove legitimacy by posting farm photos and addresses, while the seller defended against claims of being a scammer.
Pain points:
defraudedno_credit
Prices:
Kalahari goat (6mo female): NGN20000.0 (N/A)Savannah goat (6mo female): NGN18000.0 (N/A)Boer goat (6mo female): NGN17000.0 (N/A)West African Dwarf goat (6mo female): NGN15000.0 (N/A)Matured Kalahari female: NGN40000.0 (N/A)Matured Savannah female: NGN30000.0 (N/A)Matured Boer female: NGN28000.0 (N/A)Matured West African Dwarf female: NGN30000.0 (N/A)1 month old goat (all breeds): NGN4000.0 (N/A)Boer female: NGN200000.0 (N/A)Kalahari goat (3mo): NGN250000.0 (Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta)
Credibility signals:
seller_refused_to_post_farm_photosseller_refused_to_post_addresscommunity_verified_market_prices_at_university
“If you fall for this price,you are on your own.scamers everywhere.kahalari 3months from federal university of agriculture Abeokuta is 250k.”
“It is dangerous for the ewe! The foetus from such are usually bigger than what the ewe can handle!”
“I also have boar goats that I got from pilgrimage farms and I can tell you that it is far more expensive than what you are selling your here, I just sold one of my female boar to a friend just last week for 200k”
Unclassified: The thread contains a specific accusation that the seller is using two different usernames (KunleWeb and FredericMiracle) to coordinate the scam, which is a form of fraud verification but fits best under the existing fraud_scam theme.
page 1 · 30 posts · 10 participants
· scam_alert
This thread is a failed promotional attempt by a user named 'FredericMiracle' who repeatedly posted a phone number and generic motivational phrases in response to a request for goat farming advice. The page quickly devolved into a public accusation of fraud after other users demanded proof of a real farm (photos/videos/address), which the poster refused to provide. The thread serves as a documented case of a 'get rich quick' scam alert rather than a genuine discussion on agriculture.
Pain points:
defraudeddefrauded
Credibility signals:
lack_of_proofrefusal_to_verify
“If you are not a fraud Kindly upload a Video of you in your farm Send exact Address for People to come and buy from your farm.”
“But why are the Mods not reacting to allegations of scam against this Frederich since he has refused to upload videos of his farm nor has he given his farm address?”
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page 2 · 14 posts · 5 participants
· scam_alert
This thread is a community-driven fraud alert where users expose 'FredericMiracle' as a scammer for selling fake goat farming advice and products without providing verifiable location details. The page features a heated debate between the accused and the community, with posters sharing skepticism and strategies to verify the seller's legitimacy.
Pain points:
defrauded
Prices:
goat mineral lick and salt block: NGN8000.0 (Nigeria)
Credibility signals:
naming_fraudulent_dayschallenging_address_verificationquestioning_physical_presence
“No peace for the wicked. FREDERICK CHUKWUMA MIRACLE....your fraudulent days are numbered.”
“He doesn't have the hoof of a Goat. Barawo!!!”
“he is not ready to open up even about his location because he knows that. we are in a global village.”