Comments on: Pertuity Direct

By: kenyanentrepreneur

kenyanentrepreneur — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 23:19:23 +0000

Anon:

Well, isn’t that interesting. I’d like to know what happened to this company or this idea. That would be an interesting case study. What do you think happened?

By: Anon

Anon — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 16:21:05 +0000

Update:

http://www.p2plendingnews.com/.....-suddenly/

By: Angel7

Angel7 — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 16:59:58 +0000

I do agree with most of you about the accent, u have to use if as a survival tool and anyway most of the time if u speak like ud normally, the response u get is “sorry” “what did u say?” when am with americans i try and speak like them so they can understand me and i reduce my frustration by not repeating myself a hundred times, and when am with my fellow kenyans am kenyan…am actually appreciatiating my kenyan tongue more than i did when i was back in kenya, even my own dad in his native muranga kikuyu accent has to try and speak like them to get thru the day…

By: Soronumu

Soronumu — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 00:58:58 +0000

Ke,

I don’t know why but i still have to tell you this….

The fact that the accent was the first thing that bothered you just says of what kind of person you are.

Smart people will see the content of the talk. I know you know what I mean- get over it…..

I got friends who got some weird tribal accents I can’t even emulate… but they got some hot girls….using it…

I don’t hate on them because they are from the village or because they come from Somalia or Sudan. In fact, when a brother has that much confidence…

I always give them a pat in the back. But again that’s just the way i look at it….

Don’t you think having a tribal accent helps pick up girls ?

I know it does i’ve seen it in real life buddy.

By: Coldtusker

Coldtusker — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 14:16:04 +0000

mzeiya: Kenyan athletes are a problem for marketers… coz it is about money… How do you roll out a guy who won the marathon but can’t answer questions…?

That said… the next generation of Kenyan runners will do much better. Sports is the only thing that I am proud of in Kenya.

The politicians? Hell no…

By: mzeiya

mzeiya — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 07:36:11 +0000

COLD TUSKER:

I’ve watched our kenyan athletes answering questions after winning marathons. Most of them are very incoherent. I’ve always maintained that they should just speak or answer in swahili and leave it to the reporter to get it translated.

By: Kenyan dude

Kenyan dude — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 19:47:15 +0000

He could pull it off and get to the big leagues. I’m looking forward to the IPO. Let’s not hate on him coz we won’t quit our “safe” jobs.

By: LJ

LJ — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 04:43:49 +0000

Remember Mukami Kinoti – KTN presenter? That’s the hubby…

By: Pimpin Curly

Pimpin Curly — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 20:55:57 +0000

all,

I’m really disappointed to hear some Kenyans comparing this business with some business in Kenya.

Get serious. Business in the Kenya is nowhere close to what west has to offer. I don’t think this is pay day loans is the same thing. I don’t think Kenya has tapped in this business at all. Why, Is because nobody checks credit in Kenya- Debt financing Industry is not developed. No credit check’s no nothing, just show us what you willing to put on the line.

This is private lending by person to person. Pay day loans are not the same thing.

I never used pay day loans but their concept is different. Now that you see a black dude with an accent people want to compare him.

Haters are freaking everywhere.