New methods to topup airtime and send money to kenya from anywhere in the world, built by Kenyans for the Global Kenyan.
United Kingdom of Great Britain & N. Ireland (Press Release) December 26, 2007 --
People from developing countries such as Kenya, India, China, Nigeria amongst others, have long since migrated to the more developed Western World, in search of greener pastures and better income sources. These enterprising people work hard for a living on the far-away shores, often undergoing severe hardships before actually settling down to a lifestyle better than the one they led back home. Through this long period of struggle, it is the families they leave back home that wait patiently for that monthly cheque from the sole bread earner, the enterprising expatriate. Says Hannah Wambui, a middle aged lady in Central Kenya, whose son Anthony left for the United Kingdom three years ago, “We depend on the money Anthony sends us to live a decent life, as there is little we can produce on our small plot of land.
Things have been changing for the better in the continuing efforts of the global community to connect to their families back home. Transfer of money to the relatives in developing countries like Kenya has been made immensely easy by the launch of a new websites for money and airtime transfer. Websites like Pesa-transfer.com for Kenya, and Remit-to-India for India, make it easier for people to transfer money back home.
With the launch of a websites like Pesa-transfer dedicated completely to Kenyans and their families, all that people have to do is click a few buttons for transferring their money in the safest possible way. The website also has other facilities to allow a person sitting in the UK, the USA, or anywhere else in the world to buy mobile airtime for his/her family members way off in Kenya – thus allowing their families to really benefit from what they set out to give them – comfort.
These money transfer websites serve a social cause as well, by making it possible for more people like Hannah to benefit more directly from their kith and kin in better conditions. The launch of the website is the coming home of the Global Kenyan – it is a website built and operated by Kenyans, for Kenyans. Says David, the CEO of Pesa “The formal launch of the website is really dreams come true – the result of years of hard work and efforts to get something truly trustworthy for our fellow countrymen, the website lets you stand with pride by sending gifts and money to your loved ones”.
Adding to the user friendliness of the money transfer websites are several useful features that add to the wonderful experience of using it to send gifts and money. Some of the additional features offered by them are topping up of recharge coupons, sending gift vouchers, sending free SMS, to name a few. Voucher plans helps to send lovable gifts to the loved ones to watch movies, have lunch or dinner and for other activities – a wonderful way to express love from thousands of miles away! Added features like The Cost Calculator and Exchange Rate Calculator are other features that add to the functionality of the websites!
Perhaps the one thing that truly symbolizes the essence of the newly launched website is its motto –“Send Love, Stand Proud”. The motto has been specially chosen to symbolize the bonds and the deep love that exists between those who venture far from their homes in search of greener pastures; and those waiting behind for that small piece of elusive news of their loved ones, explains David. It is a chance for them to give something in return; a small token of their love, and the pride they feel in doing so.
Thus begins a new era in the relations between the Kenyans in Diaspora and their near and dear ones back home.
Things have been changing for the better in the continuing efforts of the global community to connect to their families back home. Transfer of money to the relatives in developing countries like Kenya has been made immensely easy by the launch of a new websites for money and airtime transfer. Websites like Pesa-transfer.com for Kenya, and Remit-to-India for India, make it easier for people to transfer money back home.
With the launch of a websites like Pesa-transfer dedicated completely to Kenyans and their families, all that people have to do is click a few buttons for transferring their money in the safest possible way. The website also has other facilities to allow a person sitting in the UK, the USA, or anywhere else in the world to buy mobile airtime for his/her family members way off in Kenya – thus allowing their families to really benefit from what they set out to give them – comfort.
These money transfer websites serve a social cause as well, by making it possible for more people like Hannah to benefit more directly from their kith and kin in better conditions. The launch of the website is the coming home of the Global Kenyan – it is a website built and operated by Kenyans, for Kenyans. Says David, the CEO of Pesa “The formal launch of the website is really dreams come true – the result of years of hard work and efforts to get something truly trustworthy for our fellow countrymen, the website lets you stand with pride by sending gifts and money to your loved ones”.
Adding to the user friendliness of the money transfer websites are several useful features that add to the wonderful experience of using it to send gifts and money. Some of the additional features offered by them are topping up of recharge coupons, sending gift vouchers, sending free SMS, to name a few. Voucher plans helps to send lovable gifts to the loved ones to watch movies, have lunch or dinner and for other activities – a wonderful way to express love from thousands of miles away! Added features like The Cost Calculator and Exchange Rate Calculator are other features that add to the functionality of the websites!
Perhaps the one thing that truly symbolizes the essence of the newly launched website is its motto –“Send Love, Stand Proud”. The motto has been specially chosen to symbolize the bonds and the deep love that exists between those who venture far from their homes in search of greener pastures; and those waiting behind for that small piece of elusive news of their loved ones, explains David. It is a chance for them to give something in return; a small token of their love, and the pride they feel in doing so.
Thus begins a new era in the relations between the Kenyans in Diaspora and their near and dear ones back home.
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