Operation xmass jewelry/clothes/shoes

Constance

Nairobi, Kenya

100% repaid

Entrepreneur

Name

Constance

Member since

February 2016

On-time repayments

217 installments  •  62%

About Me

my childhood was not on a silver platter as my mum really had to hassle to fend for us despite being employed and I always thought some day away from working for n organization or individual i would do it for me by having a side business to get me there. I did not have luxuries that kids from today enjoy but glad I had a descent education and took it seriously.
I once overcame a hardship by opting to baby sit for my neighbor as at the time we were on forced unpaid leave due to current economic issues
tourism is very unique for us in my land followed by farming and at the ed if the day this people need decent clothing
I eventually want to be self employed and put all my effort into my business and also set precede to my peers and again create employment.
Am passionate about fashion and look forward to having a clothing line with my initials one day.
it is wonderful do have a passion and drive for your vision.
as a child i loved knitting for my dolls and making them fashionable .
started by business just selling stuff to my fellow colleagues and making a profit and going back to wholesale shops to get more
my children want to go places my daughter a neuron surgeon my son pilot and i know i need funds to take the m this far.

My Business

I sell clothes, jewellery, shoes and handbags and goods that are trending in the market at the time and am also employed
everybody needs an aspect of fashion and in my opinion it doesn't matter what you do but when your smart things always fall in place and people will always want to look nice
i chose this business because i act as the guinea pig as i love to look nice and people started asking where i buy my stuff so instead of directing them i offered to deliver at and extra fee and word went round and with time i got clients who will call and describe what they need i advice depending of figure and i have take my time to understand colours and motives what looks nice on who.
the profits range from 50-100%ing and being a single mum i supplement the profits to keep my children in school and some to restock this way i always have something going for me am also in a sacco where we get bonus which i also use to restock my stuff and have the moneys double hence making more profit
my typical cost would be like usd 500 aand out of it i can make a profit of say USD 300 .

Loan Proposal

I intend to restock my jewelery,clothes and shoes for xmas season all in all i require around USD 350. This will enable me send off the kids to school seamlessly.

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$141.00

Date disbursed

Dec 20, 2016

Repayment status

On Time

Projected term

3 months

Lenders

johnandmoliehi

Canton, New York, United States

ads68

Melbourne, Australia

P

Peksa

Espoo, Finland

G

glh25

Winooski, United States

BF

Bob Fitzjohn

Fontvielle, Monaco, Yemen

JonB

London, United Kingdom

NedRyerson

Munroe Falls, United States

mepster

San Francisco, Ca, United States

Thomas

Sweden, Sweden

RB

Ruth Brown

United States

johannes

Taipei, Taiwan

Humble Bundle Community

San Francisco, United States

A

Anonymous

United States

GB

George Bohlender

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

GC

Gabriel Collins

United Kingdom

Paul Buchheit

Mountain View, United States

CN

Craig Newmark

United States

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Summary

Amount repaid

$141.00

Amount remaining

$0.00

Date repaid

Mar 22, 2017

Status

Fully repaid

Repayment History

Expected Payments Actual Payments
Dec 29, 2016 $11.08 Dec 30, 2016 $11.08
Jan 5, 2017 $11.08 Jan 6, 2017 $11.08
Jan 12, 2017 $11.08 Jan 13, 2017 $11.08
Jan 19, 2017 $11.08 Jan 19, 2017 $11.08
Jan 26, 2017 $11.08 Jan 30, 2017 $11.08
Feb 2, 2017 $11.08 Feb 3, 2017 $11.08
Feb 9, 2017 $11.08 Feb 15, 2017 $11.08
Feb 16, 2017 $11.08 Feb 16, 2017 $11.08
Feb 23, 2017 $11.08 Mar 3, 2017 $11.08
Mar 2, 2017 $11.08 Mar 3, 2017 $11.08
Mar 9, 2017 $11.08 Mar 20, 2017 $11.08
Mar 16, 2017 $11.08 Mar 20, 2017 $11.08
Mar 23, 2017 $8.04 Mar 22, 2017 $8.04

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