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I offer a private loan from $ 500 to $ 25,000 secured by cryptocurrency. I can also provide a loan to evro. The conditions are interesting and available for everyone from 0.2% per day. Loan term up to 6 months. Individual approach. I work with payment systems Pay Pal, Sepa, Web Money, Mastercard.
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For start, what do you mean by working with Mastercard? You have a company or a store? :-\
Secondly you want to lend fiat or crypto or both and what are these interesting conditions, besides the 0.2% interest per day?

I can make a transfer to a card that supports Mastercard.

The conditions are interesting because of the individual approach to everyone. The loan is secured by cryptocurrency. Quick loan review within 30 minutes.

Do you mind elaborating a bit more on how your  'secured by cryptocurrency' stuff would work? Do you give out loans to any strangers that asks you for one or have some standard procedures to follow? Do you accept any collateral/documents to secure your loan?

Sounds too good to me.

From what I understood after reading the topic, you are providing "fiat" loans by using cryptocurrency as collateral, is that correct? If so... why? And how do you really "review" someone in 30 minutes?

Yes you all correctly understood. I give money on the security of cryptocurrency.

I think you're a little rushed. Because of that, I doubt it about this 30 minutes approval.
So, this scenario is possible: You accept cryptocurrencies as collateral and accept repayment on PayPal?
Which currencies are acceptable to be collateral?

You open this thread and you didn't give us enough information about how it works. You can find good examples from users like DireWolfM14, Royse777 or DarkStar_ where everything is clear.

Sounds like a collateral scam to me. Send crypto to a newbie - you'll never see it again.

OP, by now you should be knowing that your try turned to a waste :-P
Give up! :-D

are you willing to use an escrow from this site to hold the collateral?

You are right about that. This is too good to be true and sounds fishy right from the get go.
It sounds like a ponzi scheme at best where somehow someone would get screwed big time with the loan set up.
However, Joel, aren't you supposed to be a computer engineer? Shouldn't you be geeking it out with the boys in the Technical section alone? What are you doing in lending?

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I would be interested. But i cannot send you a message. Could you enable that or send me a message?

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