Purchasing provisions for my convenience store

Grace

Prampram, Ghana

100% repaid

Entrepreneur

Name

Grace

Member since

November 2014

On-time repayments

110 installments  •  71%

About Me

I am Grace Quaynor, 49 year old, married, three children. I live at prampram in the Dangme West District of Greater Accra Region in Ghana, am dark in complexion with a height of three feet tall and a broad face, am a christian. I am a very hardworking woman: I run a convenience store aside my housewife duties. This has been my occupation since finishing primary school. In those days, attending school was a priviledge for the few, and girls were not encourage to attend. Therefore my school days have being fewer compared to my work in the informal sector.

My Business

In my many years of experience in this sector I managed to acquire fantastic, business skills comparable to classroom knowledge or even better: negotiation skills, feasibility, accounting and management. This is evident in the number of customers who come to my place and the satisfaction written on their face as the leave my place.I always remain a good and a kind relationship trader in my community,moreso I use my profit earns to educate my children into elementary and secondary education.

Loan Proposal

Hello lovely lenders, I am very delighted to use this opportunity to thank all my lovely lenders who supported me in raising my first loan.

In view of this I am using the next opportunity to request another loan by telling all lovely lenders across the globe about using my loan to purchase shop goods like bags of sugar and assorted goods, namely mosquito coils, toffees, chewing gum, cooking oil, biscuits and bags of rice.

I will therefore use my loan to purchase bag of flour, bag of sugar, bag of frying oil, and other ingredients like soda and baking powder.

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About Me

I am Grace Quaynor, 49 year old, married, three children. I live at prampram in the Dangme West District of Greater Accra Region in Ghana, am dark in complexion with a height of three feet tall and a broad face, am a christian. I am a very hardworking woman: I run a convenience store aside my housewife duties. This has been my occupation since finishing primary school. In those days, attending school was a priviledge for the few, and girls were not encourage to attend. Therefore my school days have being fewer compared to my work in the informal sector.

My Business

In my many years of experience in this sector I managed to acquire fantastic, business skills comparable to classroom knowledge or even better: negotiation skills, feasibility, accounting and management. This is evident in the number of customers who come to my place and the satisfaction written on their face as the leave my place.I always remain a good and a kind relationship trader in my community,moreso I use my profit earns to educate my children into elementary and secondary education.

Loan Proposal

Hello lovely Lenders am very delightful to use this opportunity to thank all my lovely Lenders who support me in raising my first loan.

In view of this am using the next opportunity to request for another loan by telling all lovely lenders across de globe about using my loan to purchase shop goods like bags of sugar,assorted goods namely mosquito coils, toffees,chew gum,cooking oil,biscuits and bags of rice.

I will therefore use my loan to purchase bag of flour,bag of sugar,bag of frying oil and other ingredient like soda and baking powder.












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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$154.00

Date disbursed

Jul 29, 2015

Repayment status

On Time

Projected term

10 months

Lenders

Paul Buchheit

Mountain View, United States

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Summary

Amount repaid

$173.75

Amount remaining

$0.00

Date repaid

Jun 18, 2016

Status

Fully repaid

Repayment History

Expected Payments Actual Payments
Aug 9, 2015 $3.75 Aug 15, 2015 $3.75
Aug 16, 2015 $3.75 Aug 15, 2015 $3.75
Aug 23, 2015 $3.75 Aug 15, 2015 $1.25
Sep 13, 2015 $2.50
Aug 30, 2015 $3.75 Sep 13, 2015 $3.75
Sep 6, 2015 $3.75 Sep 13, 2015 $3.75
Sep 13, 2015 $3.75 Sep 13, 2015 $3.75
Sep 20, 2015 $3.75 Sep 13, 2015 $1.25
Oct 16, 2015 $2.50
Sep 27, 2015 $3.75 Oct 16, 2015 $3.75
Oct 4, 2015 $3.75 Oct 16, 2015 $3.75
Oct 11, 2015 $3.75 Oct 16, 2015 $3.75
Oct 18, 2015 $3.75 Oct 16, 2015 $3.75
Oct 25, 2015 $3.75 Oct 16, 2015 $3.75
Nov 1, 2015 $3.75 Oct 16, 2015 $3.75
Nov 8, 2015 $3.75 Nov 22, 2015 $3.75
Nov 15, 2015 $3.75 Nov 22, 2015 $3.75
Nov 22, 2015 $3.75 Nov 22, 2015 $3.75
Nov 29, 2015 $3.75 Nov 22, 2015 $3.75
Dec 6, 2015 $3.75 Nov 22, 2015 $2.50
Nov 29, 2015 $1.25
Dec 13, 2015 $3.75 Nov 29, 2015 $3.75
Dec 20, 2015 $3.75 Nov 29, 2015 $3.75
Dec 27, 2015 $3.75 Nov 29, 2015 $1.25
Dec 6, 2015 $2.50
Jan 3, 2016 $3.75 Dec 6, 2015 $2.50
Dec 27, 2015 $1.25
Jan 10, 2016 $3.75 Dec 27, 2015 $3.75
Jan 17, 2016 $3.75 Dec 27, 2015 $3.75
Jan 24, 2016 $3.75 Dec 27, 2015 $1.25
Jan 10, 2016 $2.50
Jan 31, 2016 $3.75 Jan 10, 2016 $2.50
Feb 14, 2016 $1.25
Feb 7, 2016 $3.75 Feb 14, 2016 $3.75
Feb 14, 2016 $3.75 Feb 21, 2016 $3.75
Feb 21, 2016 $3.75 Feb 21, 2016 $3.75
Feb 28, 2016 $3.75 Feb 21, 2016 $3.75
Mar 6, 2016 $3.75 Feb 21, 2016 $3.75
Mar 13, 2016 $3.75 Mar 13, 2016 $3.75
Mar 20, 2016 $3.75 Mar 13, 2016 $3.75
Mar 27, 2016 $3.75 Mar 13, 2016 $3.75
Apr 3, 2016 $3.75 Mar 13, 2016 $3.75
Apr 10, 2016 $3.75 Apr 17, 2016 $3.75
Apr 17, 2016 $3.75 Apr 17, 2016 $3.75
Apr 24, 2016 $3.75 Apr 17, 2016 $2.50
May 17, 2016 $1.25
May 1, 2016 $3.75 May 17, 2016 $3.75
May 8, 2016 $3.75 May 17, 2016 $3.75
May 15, 2016 $3.75 May 17, 2016 $1.25
Jun 4, 2016 $2.50
May 22, 2016 $3.75 Jun 4, 2016 $3.75
May 29, 2016 $3.75 Jun 4, 2016 $3.75
Jun 5, 2016 $3.75 Jun 18, 2016 $3.75
Jun 12, 2016 $3.75 Jun 18, 2016 $3.75
Jun 19, 2016 $3.75 Jun 18, 2016 $3.75
Jun 26, 2016 $1.25 Jun 18, 2016 $1.25

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