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My intention in borrowing is to pay for an interlocking brick machine which is currently being fabricated for me by an artisan.
A picture of the machine is available alongside my picture and in my page (https://www.facebook.com/UdongoWorks).
Normally i pay for the machine as follows:
Deposit (to enable the artisan to buy the required materials) 20,000 (approximately $230)
Final installment (When picking the machine from the artisan) 38,000 (approximately $438)
Transport 2,000 (approximately $24)
Total cost 60,000 (approximately $ 692)
I have already paid the deposit to the artisan and the machine will be completed possibly by end of this week so i am preparing the final installment and transport of the machine which unfortunately is not sufficient to cover all the costs as outlined above.
I have therefore turned to Zidisha well-wishers to borrow the deficit and it is my hope that it will be possible.
After purchase i usually sell the machine through my Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/UdongoWorks) or olx.co.ke.
Sometimes i also buy used machines and resell at a profit as seen from my page.
With time i hope to create a real website and increase my advertising to reach a wider audience and sales.
I promise to do my best to repay all my lenders on time.
Thanks in advance
Paul
To buy a bricks machine
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My intention in borrowing is to pay for an interlocking brick machine which is currently being fabricated for me by an artisan.
A picture of the machine is available alongside my picture and in my page (https://www.facebook.com/UdongoWorks).
Normally i pay for the machine as follows:
Deposit (to enable the artisan to buy the required materials) 20,000 (approximately $230)
Final installment (When picking the machine from the artisan) 38,000 (approximately $438)
Transport 2,000 (approximately $24)
Total cost 60,000 (approximately $ 692)
I have already paid the deposit to the artisan and the machine will be completed possibly by end of this week so i am preparing the final installment and transport of the machine which unfortunately is not sufficient to cover all the costs as outlined above.
I have therefore turned to Zidisha well-wishers to borrow the deficit and it is my hope that it will be possible.
After purchase i usually sell the machine through my Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/UdongoWorks) or olx.co.ke.
Sometimes i also buy used machines and resell at a profit as seen from my page.
With time i hope to create a real website and increase my advertising to reach a wider audience and sales.
I promise to do my best to repay all my lenders on time.
Thanks in advance
Paul