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Goat Farming Business: Facts About Kalahari Red Goat

2 analysed pages · open on Nairaland ↗

fraud_scam · 2market_access_offtakersknowledge_transferexpertise_verification
page 0 · 32 posts · 7 participants · promo_listing

This page is a long-running promotional thread where a single author, FredericMiracle, repeatedly posts details about selling Kalahari Red goats to generate leads. While the thread begins with educational content about the breed, it quickly devolves into a series of 'Book Now' calls with phone numbers and generic availability updates. The thread concludes with a community-led scam alert after users note the lack of photos, prices, and verifiable farm location, identifying the seller as a fraud.

Pain points: defrauded
Credibility signals: lack_of_photosno_price_listedgeneric_claims
“Good day, This is an opportunity to help your loved ones by passing this information to them.”
“Bro, seriously you have to stop spamming every thread with your snail trash..”
“Scammer alert”
“His not ready for business”
page 1 · 26 posts · 8 participants · scam_alert

This thread is a prolonged public dispute where a user named FredericMiracle attempts to sell Kalahari Red goats through repetitive promotional posts, while other users aggressively label him a fraudster and accuse him of having no livestock. The page functions as a cautionary tale for potential buyers rather than a genuine discussion of farming techniques or market prices.

Pain points: defraudedno_buyers
Prices: goat mineral lick and salt block: NGN8000.0 (Nigeria)
Credibility signals: accusations of lacking physical livestockclaims of being a fraudster
“No peace for the wicked. FREDERICK CHUKWUMA MIRACLE....your fraudulent days are numbered. Confirmed and hardened FRAUDSTER!!!!”
“He doesn't have the hoof of a Goat. Barawo!!!”
“You are back? Be like say hunger don catch you again. You no dey tire to scam?”
Unclassified: The thread contains a specific accusation that the seller 'doesn't have the hoof of a Goat', which serves as the primary evidence for the fraud alert theme.