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Selling of prepaid kplc tokens

John DoeJ
EntrepreneurGeoffreyLocationNakuru, Kenya
Project status
100%funded
$977raised
100%paid forward

i am Kenyan citizen aged 25,married with one child am proffesionally technician at locoal company.i finished my O leveal education and obtained a better grade and decided to join a local college of which i managed to do my diploma course.one year down the line i got a job in a local company,while in this company i managed to raise some money and decided to start up a business.being an employee in this company i gained alot of exprience in which it helped me to be forcused in life and have a postive attited toward life.sir its to my pressure to let you know that i straight forward man who always belive in posibbilty in day todays life.i like reading and travelling.

Sir,as i stated,from the small revenue i genarated while working with the said local company,i started a small kiosk new a matatu stage in Nakuru town .i this kiosk i sell plastic sodas,bescuits,nuts,afia juice and cones.I operated the kiosk for the first three months and realised that Mpesa services was in demand.due to this i managed to get a Mpesa sim card in which its realy doing good.

Sir,the introduction of that service to that kiosk affected me in terms of capital.i invested $300 to that new service andits doing really good despite the fact that i work undercash.

I decided to introduce this kind of service due to customer's demand.In a monthly commission,safaricom the main provider can give me total of $40 per month.out of this am apple rs

Since I have invested enough in my previous mobile money transfer services, and having potential customers. Now I want to expand my entire businesses to start selling prepaid Kenya power tokens to my customers since they are in demand.

I will buy a thermal printer, vending kit, one mobile phone and a computer machine.