How I Collect Payments


Are you interested in any of my service but wonder how I collect payment? This article will show you how.

There are 3 ways I receive payment

1.   Bank deposit
2.   Bank transfer (fast and easy)
3.   mCash transfer (also fast and easy & works with any kind of phone)


1. Bank deposit

Just walk into any GT Bank or Skye Bank closest to you and make deposit

Here are my account details:

GT BANK
ACCOUNT NAME:             OBUEGBE ANTHONY CHUKWUNONSO
ACCOUNT NUMBER:        0129881008


SKYE BANK
ACCOUNT NAME:             OBUEGBE ANTHONY CHUKWUNONSO
ACCOUNT NUMBER:       3047867415

After depositing, please scan and send me a copy of your deposit slip via email. I need it to verify that the deposit came from you. You can call me to get my email. My number is 08121374334.

2. Bank Transfer

If you can do bank transfer, it’s fine. Just use my account details above.

Here is my account details again…


GT BANK
ACCOUNT NAME:             OBUEGBE ANTHONY CHUKWUNONSO
ACCOUNT NUMBER:        0129881008


SKYE BANK
ACCOUNT NAME:             OBUEGBE ANTHONY CHUKWUNONSO
ACCOUNT NUMBER:       3047867415

After the transfer, please text or email me your bank account number. I need it to verify that the transfer came from you. You can call me to get my email. My number is 08121374334.


3. mCash transfer

mCash is one of the mobile money operators (MMO) in Nigeria.

It works with any kind of phone and all mobile networks.

So if you don’t have mobile banking set up or you use a non-smart phone, this option will suit you.

It's fast and easy. Just like SMS.

PLEASE NOTE: the sim you use for this must be for the number you used for BVN. Else, it won't work.

Here are the steps...

STEP 1: Type *402*83300138*amount#.

Something like this...






For example, if you are paying for MAGNETIC flier creation...

Dial: *402*83300138*3000# 


Then  press "send".

Another screen will show up. It will show the list of all the banks you have account with.

Something like this...





Notice the numbers beside the bank names. 

Bank A in the picture above is 1; bank B is 2; Bank C is 3.

Press "reply"

An SMS-like screen will appear. 

Type the number for the bank you chose in the previous screen. 

So for example, if bank B is what you want to deposit with, type 2; then "send"

STEP 2: Choose Account Number

This step will only appear if you have more than one bank account in the same bank. 

It will look like this...





Take note of the number beside your preferred account number and press "reply".

The SMS-like screen will appear again. 

Type the number you took note of in the previous step. 

For example, type 1 if the first account is what you want to deposit with.

Type "Send".

STEP 3: Insert your date of birth 

This step only appears if you’re using mCash for the first time. After this one time, you will not need to do this again.

It’s also likely that it won’t appear.

If it doesn’t appear, don’t worry. Just continue with the next step.

If it appears, just type in your date of birth with this format: ddmmyy. That is; day, month, year.

For example, if your date of birth is 9th February, 1960, you will type 09021960. 

If your date of birth is 13th October 2000, you will type 13102000. 

Please no space in between. Everything should be joined together. 

Press "send".

Then the last step will appear.

STEP 4: Type or Create Your Password

If you've never used mCASH, you will need to type in any 4-digit number. 

Please type a number that you can remember and keep it secret. That number is your passcode. 

You will need it the next time you want to use mCASH.

Then press "send". 

You will receive a message that goes thus "Thank you for using this service. Your payment of #3000 with ref #xxxxx was successful".

Please copy out the ref number and text or email it to me. I need it to verify that the transfer came from you. You can call me to get my email. My number is 08121374334.

PLEASE NOTE: mCASH will charge you N20 for the service.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Anthony Obuegbe

Phone: 08121374334

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