Givers Forum April 2017 Update For All Participants: After all efforts made to meet the timeline given to members to gain back their money, it has just been discovered that many wallets are yet to be accurately credited, In order to give everybody equal chance to start together again.

For now the Givers Forum account login icon has been disabled and you won’t be able to login until they are done.

They sincerely apologise for taking this much time. Please bear with them and understand it is for the common good of all. It won’t be fair for some members to be happy while some others are in pains. Thank you for your understanding.

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How to participate

So, you decided to participate in GIVERS FORUM. How to do that?

It is simple! Just go directly with this points.

Register:

After Registration:

After registration, login to your personal office at www.giversforum.org

Provide Help (PH):

If you are interested in the scheme and you want to be a blessing to your generation, then click “Provide Help” and enter the amount you would like to put in the System. Please note that the minimal sum is N5,000

Earnings:

At this stage you will get the amount in your Earnings, and they begin to grow at the rate of 10% per week.

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Make payment:

You will be ordered to pay the money into the account of another giver forum participant whom bank payment details were sent to you. The order will also have the contact details of the other participant and his sponsor.

Confirm Payment:

Transfer the money to that participant, upload evidence of payment. He confirms the receipt, and after that Your Earnings becomes “confirmed”. That’s it! Now You also can ask for help at any moment after one week.

Get Help (GH):

If you want to Get Help, click “Get Help” and point the sum. Another participant will get the order and he will transfer money to You, just as You did before. But don’t forget to confirm the money received, after You get the money to Your bank account. (Not before! Beware of fraudsters!)