Buying parts to produce digital school bells
David
Nairobi,komarocks,mowlem, Kenya
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Entrepreneur
Name
David
Member since
March 2014
On-time repayments
14 installments • 0%
About Me
I come from a humble background.a family of six,mother,father and four children.
I came to start the business because i was unemployed and i needed money to survive on,pay my rent and have some food on the table.So i came up with the idea but i did not know where to get the gadgets,so i took a walk to river road in Nairobi where i came across a digital timer which i was taught roughly how i can program it to work with any electric gadget. Eventually i managed to pay for it and also bought an electric bell to go do the experiment with.What followed was a digital electric bell.So i use the profits from the business to pay my rent of about $80 and also send some money to my mother in the village.
My Business
My main source of income is from the business that i do.i do install Digital electric bells to primary and secondary schools here in Kenya more so in the central region (Nairobi). My products are on demand in that the school does not need a timekeeper to ring the bell,because the bell is programmed according to the school timetable and it rings on its own following the programed as programmed.So i am looking at going into other parts of the country where i believe they need this unique product.
The product costs $150 which is inclusive of VAT and Installation.
Loan Proposal
How I Will Use The Money
A digital school bell consists of an electric bell which costs $20 and a digital Timer which costs $30.With the loan i will be able to buy three(3) sets of complete Digital bells that will cost me $150 to be able to install to the three schools which have already ordered pending delivery and installation.
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Loan Info
Project Type
Classic Loan
Disbursed amount
$150.00
Date disbursed
Mar 23, 2014
Repayment status
Late
Projected term
3 months
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