Kenyan Woman Says Passy Ma Trevor Enticed Her With High Returns On Savings, Zero-Interest Loans

• A Kenyan investor gave Pascaline Peter, aka Passy Ma Trevor, KSh 5 million to inject into her shylock business but is now bitterly regretting her decision
• The young woman shared that the businesswoman enticed them to the business with high returns on savings and zero-interest loans
• Another lady who invested KSh 500,000 said investors who borrowed money from Passy Ma Trevor were exempted from interests

A Kenyan woman who lost KSh 5 million after investing in Pascaline Peter, aka Passy Ma Trevor's shylock business, has shared that Passy wooed them with the promise of high returns and zero-interest loans.

How much interest did Passy Ma Trevor offer?

Another lady who was also allegedly scammed told Buzz Room that the policy was if you gave Passy money, she was supposed to pay you a certain interest, and when investors needed money, they could borrow from her at no interest because she was holding onto their money.

"I think that was a catch. I can give you my money, which will come at an interest rate, and you can get it without interest,” said another scammed victim who invested KSh500,000 in the last one month.

According to other victims who've spoken to the media, Passy lured unsuspecting investors to the business by offering borrowers a 30% interest rate. The investors were promised monthly interest, which has since turned into a suspected mega scam.

Police in Ruai, where Passy lived, have started investigations into the matter and confirmed that she has not been seen in her house for the last week, and her phones are not going through.

Nairobi woman loses KSh 2m meant for a car

In another story, a pained young lady shared how she joined the shylock scheme by Passy, which promised investors shared 30% returns.

Attracted by the lucrative promise, the lady joined and invested KSh 2 million in the scheme run by the founder of Pafrim Investment Limited.

She revealed that Passy paid them well initially, but in August 2024, she disappeared from the face of the earth, and now they are left with debts.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke