To buy sharft and plates for the workshop

Phibian

Kisumu, Kenya

60% repaid

Entrepreneur

Name

Phibian

Member since

February 2015

On-time repayments

14 installments  •  36%

About Me

having been brought up in a very large family, my childhood was not that good as i had to struggle to complete my primary and secondary education with a lot of financial problems. my college life was also a great challenge as most of the time i had to struggle to get the school fees on my own. am happy that i was able to overcome those challenges and completed my education, since completion i have worked in various places and got enough capital that i used to set up my own garage/mechanical workshop. i greatly enjoy working at my garage and also reading novels at my free time.

My Business

i make and repair heavy machinery such as concrete mixer, plate compactor, diesel engine, generators, electric motors and posho mill. i also service cars and sell spare parts. i chose this business because its not common with many people as in many people lack the required skills to make this things. the goods and services are in demand as many cars need to be serviced and many business people with broken machinery would always bring them to be repaired, no machine can run for that long without being serviced. i get about four thousand per day but its not enough as i have to take care of my late brothers family, pay his kids school fees, and generally take care of their every need. i also took my sister back to college and take care of her child. i know by getting a loan from you my business will expand as i will be able to buy more equipment and this will hep me to fulfill all my responsibility.

Loan Proposal

I am going to buy plates and shafts which are used in the production of machines. they will cost about ksh. 8000. they will help in making one machine which am going to sell later on with a target of making ten percent profit. after this start am going to persistently continue borrowing money from you and paying it on time then use it to buy workshop equipment that will help my business grow.

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$100.00

Date disbursed

Feb 12, 2015

Repayment status

Late

Projected term

3 months

Lenders

T

Tmann

Los Angeles, United States

Feldborg

Stuttgart, Germany

P

Philippe

Adliswil, Switzerland

Zidisha

Sterling, United States

BJ

Brandon Joz

North Carolina, United States

Jouni

Finland

ads68

Melbourne, Australia

S

SabresFan

Oro Valley, United States

L

lilbsedz

Raleigh, United States

mepster

San Francisco, Ca, United States

KM

Kirsty M

United Kingdom

Humble Bundle Community

San Francisco, United States

JG

Jake Gibson and Beverly Picardo

San Francisco, United States

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  • Geoffrey    Jul 3, 2015

    Dear lenders Once again I have spoken to Phibian Omondi he says that since the time his machines were stolen he has never been stable financially but his promise is that he will make sure he clears the outstanding ,he says even yesterday he paid ksh.500 approximately 5.7 us dollars.
    Otherwise we believe he will soon clear the outstanding

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  • Geoffrey    May 22, 2015

    Dear Lenders
    I am writing to let you know the status of Mr.Phibian Omondi.He says he has not been able to pay promptly in may because some of his machines in his workshop were stolen ,thus that has made him not productive enough to be able to pay and promised .His request is that you allow him to in beats as he works out to stabilize the business once more.
    We hope all shall be well with his business and he shall resume payment as before.Thanks for understanding.

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  • Geoffrey    Apr 13, 2015

    Dear lender
    I have talked to Phibian Omondi today and he says the reason for delay was because he was sick that is why he never paid but as you can see his repayment schedule he paid last installment although late on 10.04.2015 and promised to do pay the balance as soon as he gets more cash from his business.

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  • Geoffrey    Feb 7, 2015

    Dear Phibian Omondi
    Your Photo Quality is one of the most important criteria to get funding, because the photo quality is what attracts potential lenders to click on your profile.

    Take a photo of yourself in your workshop.
    Shows your face clearly. Make sure the photo is not too far away or too dark.
    Shows you smiling. Your loan application is much more likely to be funded if you smile, because lenders tend to be drawn first to smiling photos.
    Otherwise I wish you all the best

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