Kwani wat is your interest rate..........that return is too high for less than one week operations!!!!!


The chief value of money lies in the fact that one lives in a world in which it is overestimated.

Is shylock biz legal?

bY aNy MeAns NecEsSaRy.....

Where are you located i sent you customers. There some guys disturbing me,they want some cash.

shylocking is illegal blah blah. What you need to do is ensure your back is well covered when s*** happens. MAke sure you have something to fall back to incase the inevitable happens. And why is it BANKERS incl. their managers of all people,should be falling over each other to get shylock loans? i thot you guyz yo ooze cash all tha time??


For i am the master and the captain of my fate !

@KINGI,

Just know that Shylock biz is one trade that only resembles that of Fkcing Praying Manties..It starts as a Drooling,mouth waterering adventure that shortly ends in tragedy and misbelive..

The clients who queu at yua doorstep wanting money are desperate and eager to get yua cash and duck for good..

it will fool yu that the biz is 'RIPE' but when pple bring stollen goods as collateral,yu will be known by all Cops around and yu will the King of the Underwolrd.Lush with cash but always walking while looking over yua sholder.

Its a Cursed Business...when yu sell someone's TV that they had bought with their hard earned cash coz they cant pay the exorbitant Interest,the curse is on you right away !

Ive been there and its like Hay Fire..It burns high but cant last for long b4 it goes out !






M'c Kende Siafu !

'He who increases his wealth by interest and usury Gathers it for him who is gracious to the poor.'[Proverbs 28:8]. I once worked for a bank and like you saw an opportunity to lend to my colleagues on usury. (Banker's are the brokest salaried white collar workers I have ever met) then I came across this verse and did some soul searching. I am glad I did not pursue that angle further. I hope I have helped you.


As a man thinketh so is he

...pple will always run low on fundage...nothing wrong sinking your teeth into them as you hunt for food...

Playing the stock market without insider info...is like buying a cow in the moonlight.

Kangi,

The devil in this whole thing is in the detail of this:

' What am lookin 4 r the finer details on how I can get my money back in case some one is defaulting.'

Right there my friend is the 'E=MC squared' upon which hundreds of trillions of dollars worth of what is commonly called the banking business is founded. Do you know how much they pay Adan Mohammed,or Martin Oduor Otieno or James Mwangi? Well I don't know either but I reckon it is not a small amount of money. But this I can tell you for sure it is so that they can work on the ' finer details on how I can get my money back in case some one is defaulting.' But this task is so huge and critical that these guys cant do it on their own so they go out and look for hundreds of hardworking people to work with them through this ardous task. Because all these people cannot work from home they buy or rent premises for them and put them to crack the above code in offices called BANKS,sounds familiar. But even this is not enough,they get some extremely brilliant lawyers to write mountains of pages of documents upon which the lender will sign and ensure they get their money back. You might be thinking all this work just for the simple straight forward problem of ' finer details on how I can get my money back in case some one is defaulting' just how fine are those finer details? Well,bankers after hiring bankers and lawyers and lobbying to get the most stringent laws to favour them still need to hire debt collectors and auctioneers to tie up the loose ends. Are you up to the task my dear Kangi?
I was thinking the other day that if they were interested and organised themselves professionally,the Mungiki have the potential to run an extremely effective debt collection agency and am sure banks would be very glad to hire them. Debt collection is that bad!!!

Weusi wa nywele za mshtakiwa zaonyesha ujinga alio nao

@ layman I think u didnt get it what I meant is exactly as wote explained. I believe in this kind of transaction its a win-win the guy gets a new loan and is able to sort his problem.

@eddiemtu- doesnt mean that simply one guy is unable to continue or has failed in a venture others should not dare pursue that line. Me thinks that when one opens a clothes shop more should follow suit and the area will b known as a clothes mall or as the exhibitions do.

Someone told me that to b successful I need to have some macho auctioneers in hand and some form of template that cedes ownership to me in case of defaulting.
otherwise thanks guys for ur contributions n I will really try to cover my back.

Godisnowhere- God is now here

How did the business go?