i.
You send me what you want.
A product link from Amazon or Target, a screenshot from Instagram, or a brand and a size. Text it to me on WhatsApp or through the request form. I’m reading.
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Vol. IVHow it works
Five steps from message to doorstep.
No warehouses, no “add to cart” fiction, no mystery fees. You tell me what you want. I drive out during the week and buy it. It lands in Lagos or Accra by the following week.
Real receipts, real product photosUSD pricing, locked after quoteMonday air cargo, 8-week sea cargo
ii.
I quote you an honest, landed price.
The outlet price I see on the shelf, my 15% flat service fee, and an estimated shipping cost. One number. No surprise upcharges. If the item costs more than expected at the register, I tell you before I buy.
Quote locked for 48 hours
iii.
You pay. I hit the outlets that week.
Stripe, Zelle, or wire. Once you approve, I drive out Monday through Friday to Marshalls, Target, Nike, Carter’s and the outlet malls in Leesburg, wherever it lives. I photograph everything I pick up so you see the real product. VIP members can request a Saturday run.
Sourcing: Mon–Fri (Sat for VIP)
iv.
I pack, weigh, ship Monday.
Branded tape, real tracking number, air cargo to Lagos and Accra on Mondays. Sea cargo every 8 weeks for large business orders. You get the label on WhatsApp the morning it leaves.
Wheels up: Monday
v.
It arrives at your door.
Seven to ten days to Nigeria or Ghana, door-to-door. I handle the customs paperwork. You unbox and send me a photo if you can. That’s it.
Delivery: 7–10 days
Pricing, unambiguous
Three numbers. That’s the whole fee structure.
Personal orders
15%
flat service fee on the outlet price
Business accounts
20%
for wholesale / boutique resale volumes
Shipping
At cost
carrier’s actual rate, nothing added
Example: a MacBook Air M3 at $999 outlet + 15% fee = $1,14885 landed before shipping. The Lagos retail price on the same machine is $1,650 — the spread is the whole point. Same math holds whether it's a laptop, a bodysuit, or a bottle of perfume.
Things I get asked
Before you write the message.
01Why not just use a package-forwarding service?
Package forwarders give you a US mailbox. You still have to shop yourself. I do the shopping for you — driving to outlets, checking the real product, handling returns. That’s the difference. A forwarder moves boxes. I source.
02What does the 15% fee cover?
Everything except shipping: driving to the outlet, reviewing the product, photographing it, packing with protection, dropping it at the carrier, and talking to you throughout. Business accounts pay 20% because wholesale orders need more coordination.
03What if you can’t find what I asked for?
I’ll tell you the same day and suggest close substitutes with real prices. If nothing works, you owe nothing — I only bill after you approve the quote.
04Do you actually ship to Ghana too?
Yes. Air cargo goes to Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and Accra on the same Monday schedule. Timelines are the same. Slightly different carriers handle the Ghana leg.
05Can I return something?
Short version: no. I buy on your behalf at outlet clearance prices — those stores don’t refund clearance items back to me. If I send you the wrong thing, I fix it on my dime. That’s the only exception.
Ready when you are
Start with one item.
Send me a link. I’ll reply by morning with a real outlet price and a delivery window. The first message is free.