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Title: . answered Post by: marcotheminer on August 23, 2014, 07:30:01 PM .. Lets say a senior member asks for a 0.05BTC loan, I approve it but say: "if you don't payback before the term ends (+a few days/weeks for leniency) your account will become my property, please agree to this clause if you want the loan". He agrees to this clause and is quoted, screenshotted, recorded simply. .. Now, let's say this senior member does not repay (+a few days/weeks/whatever), we are sure he isn't going to pay up (eg a few weeks have passed) could I contact you (badbear) and, after showing sufficient proof, you hand over the account into my possession? thanks for the replies! Title: Re: ««Question for badbear (MOD)«« Post by: CanaryInTheMine on August 23, 2014, 07:33:42 PM I have a loan thread open (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=750507.0) and was just wondering something: absolutely not. why would you want to drag in admins/mods into your transactions. what you do is at your own risk, don't drag others into it... Lets say a senior member asks for a 0.05BTC loan, I approve it but say: "if you don't payback before the term ends (+a few days/weeks for leniency) your account will become my property, please agree to this clause if you want the loan". He agrees to this clause and is quoted, screenshotted, recorded simply. .. Now, let's say this senior member does not repay (+a few days/weeks/whatever), we are sure he isn't going to pay up (eg a few weeks have passed) could I contact you (badbear) and, after showing sufficient proof, you hand over the account into my possession? Title: Re: ««Question for badbear (MOD)«« Post by: marcotheminer on August 23, 2014, 07:34:19 PM I have a loan thread open (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=750507.0) and was just wondering something: absolutely not. why would you want to drag in afmins/mods into your transactions. what you do is at your own risk, don't drag others into it... Lets say a senior member asks for a 0.05BTC loan, I approve it but say: "if you don't payback before the term ends (+a few days/weeks for leniency) your account will become my property, please agree to this clause if you want the loan". He agrees to this clause and is quoted, screenshotted, recorded simply. .. Now, let's say this senior member does not repay (+a few days/weeks/whatever), we are sure he isn't going to pay up (eg a few weeks have passed) could I contact you (badbear) and, after showing sufficient proof, you hand over the account into my possession? Alright I see, I understand :) thanks for the reply. Title: Re: ««Question for badbear (MOD)«« Post by: s1lverbox on August 23, 2014, 07:34:35 PM I have a loan thread open (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=750507.0) and was just wondering something: .. Lets say a senior member asks for a 0.05BTC loan, I approve it but say: "if you don't payback before the term ends (+a few days/weeks for leniency) your account will become my property, please agree to this clause if you want the loan". He agrees to this clause and is quoted, screenshotted, recorded simply. .. Now, let's say this senior member does not repay (+a few days/weeks/whatever), we are sure he isn't going to pay up (eg a few weeks have passed) could I contact you (badbear) and, after showing sufficient proof, you hand over the account into my possession? This type of business is dangerous. You should ask for login details first and once repayment is done you hand over account back to owner. If loan defaulted you keeping account. No offence but just because you loaned someone btc dosn't make you different than anyone else and why you should be allowed to take over accounts? Title: Re: ««Question for badbear (MOD)«« Post by: marcotheminer on August 23, 2014, 07:36:15 PM I have a loan thread open (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=750507.0) and was just wondering something: .. Lets say a senior member asks for a 0.05BTC loan, I approve it but say: "if you don't payback before the term ends (+a few days/weeks for leniency) your account will become my property, please agree to this clause if you want the loan". He agrees to this clause and is quoted, screenshotted, recorded simply. .. Now, let's say this senior member does not repay (+a few days/weeks/whatever), we are sure he isn't going to pay up (eg a few weeks have passed) could I contact you (badbear) and, after showing sufficient proof, you hand over the account into my possession? This type of business is dangerous. You should ask for login details first and once repayment is done you hand over account back to owner. If loan defaulted you keeping account. No offence but just because you loaned someone btc dosn't make you different than anyone else and why you should be allowed to take over accounts? I was saying, IF they had agreed to that clause in the contract. That is also a way to do it. Escrow holds the account. Thanks Title: Re: ««Question for badbear (MOD)«« Post by: CanaryInTheMine on August 23, 2014, 07:36:34 PM I have a loan thread open (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=750507.0) and was just wondering something: absolutely not. why would you want to drag in afmins/mods into your transactions. what you do is at your own risk, don't drag others into it... Lets say a senior member asks for a 0.05BTC loan, I approve it but say: "if you don't payback before the term ends (+a few days/weeks for leniency) your account will become my property, please agree to this clause if you want the loan". He agrees to this clause and is quoted, screenshotted, recorded simply. .. Now, let's say this senior member does not repay (+a few days/weeks/whatever), we are sure he isn't going to pay up (eg a few weeks have passed) could I contact you (badbear) and, after showing sufficient proof, you hand over the account into my possession? Alright I see, I understand :) thanks for the reply. Title: Re: ««Question for badbear (MOD)«« Post by: CanaryInTheMine on August 23, 2014, 07:38:35 PM I have a loan thread open (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=750507.0) and was just wondering something: .. Lets say a senior member asks for a 0.05BTC loan, I approve it but say: "if you don't payback before the term ends (+a few days/weeks for leniency) your account will become my property, please agree to this clause if you want the loan". He agrees to this clause and is quoted, screenshotted, recorded simply. .. Now, let's say this senior member does not repay (+a few days/weeks/whatever), we are sure he isn't going to pay up (eg a few weeks have passed) could I contact you (badbear) and, after showing sufficient proof, you hand over the account into my possession? This type of business is dangerous. You should ask for login details first and once repayment is done you hand over account back to owner. If loan defaulted you keeping account. No offence but just because you loaned someone btc dosn't make you different than anyone else and why you should be allowed to take over accounts? I was saying, IF they had agreed to that clause in the contract. That is also a way to do it. Escrow holds the account. Thanks and I guarantee scammers will trip over themselves to get a loan from you and say to hell with the account keep it! but maybe you like collecting accounts... Title: Re: ««Question for badbear (MOD)«« Post by: marcotheminer on August 23, 2014, 07:41:05 PM I understand your reasoning. I will have to be careful with my loaning! Thanks guys
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