Title: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: BurtW on October 20, 2012, 04:17:41 PM I have lent BTC for many purposes from mining equipment to personal loans.
In general you must meet the following conditions to get a loan from me: 1. More than 300 posts 2. Been registered for more than 2 months 3. Provide your email, IP address & any other id requested 4. over 18 5. Active in forum 6. At least 2 or 3 feedback/trades on forum PM me or post here if interested. I do not accept deposits. All BTC for loans or investments come from my own personal BTC. Code: Paid Loans (previous good customers) Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: matthewh3 on October 20, 2012, 11:12:35 PM I run the ex-GLBSE asset RSM - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=63257.0 - We currently have three BFL-SC-Singles pre-ordered. I would be interested in putting to the other shareholders that we take out a business loan for more ASIC's. They will be held and hosted by Inaba so maybe we could do physical escrow of the board(s).
Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: solareclipse64236 on October 22, 2012, 05:42:26 PM do i qualify?
Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: BurtW on October 22, 2012, 09:18:45 PM do i qualify? Do you have 300 posts, most with real content that actually contributes to the conversations in the threads?Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: matthewh3 on October 22, 2012, 09:19:40 PM do i qualify? Do you have 300 posts, most with real content that actually contributes to the conversations in the threads?Do I qualify? Should I inbox you? Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: crazyates on October 23, 2012, 01:12:45 AM Do you have 300 posts Yeah!most with real content that actually contributes to the conversations in the threads? Damn, I'm screwed. Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: mc_lovin on November 01, 2012, 08:15:02 PM My favourite lender! :D
Our most recent (and active) deal from a couple days ago: 17 BTC received Oct 30th, paid back in 1 month (Nov 30th), @ 10% (per 1 month) interest. Thanks again Burt! Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: BurtW on November 01, 2012, 09:14:50 PM My favourite lender! :D Verified.Our most recent (and active) deal from a couple days ago: 17 BTC received Oct 30th, paid back in 1 month (Nov 30th), @ 10% (per 1 month) interest. Thanks again Burt! Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: lightlord on November 01, 2012, 11:52:27 PM hello burtw,
Would you be interested in a investment? The 60 giga hash ASIC miners are estimated to come out at the end of November. Each cost $1299 (Each) I was interested in getting two. Which at today pricing would be about $2598/($10.59801)=245.14(BTC) The loan would go that once I received the two units, I would pay you weekly, and until I have payed back 120% of the original amount. Sooner the better, then sooner I can place the orders for the ASIC miners. Let me know if interested. Best regards Lightlord Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: MPOE-PR on November 02, 2012, 12:41:14 AM hello burtw, Would you be interested in a investment? The 60 giga hash ASIC miners are estimated to come out at the end of November. Each cost $1299 (Each) I was interested in getting two. Which at today pricing would be about $2598/($10.59801)=245.14(BTC) The loan would go that once I received the two units, I would pay you weekly, and until I have payed back 120% of the original amount. Sooner the better, then sooner I can place the orders for the ASIC miners. Let me know if interested. Best regards Lightlord I wonder, why would he need you for this? He could just buy the ASICs outright, no? Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: nobbynobbynoob on November 02, 2012, 12:45:52 AM Thanks for offering this, BurtW.
I'm still slightly on the n00b side of your requirements, but I'm not too far short of 300 posts now. I have made a couple of BTC trades through the forum with user Alwaysmining. This type of honest lending service is very useful. No, I'm not asking for a loan here. :) Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: BurtW on November 02, 2012, 02:17:18 AM hello burtw, Would you be interested in a investment? The 60 giga hash ASIC miners are estimated to come out at the end of November. Each cost $1299 (Each) I was interested in getting two. Which at today pricing would be about $2598/($10.59801)=245.14(BTC) The loan would go that once I received the two units, I would pay you weekly, and until I have payed back 120% of the original amount. Sooner the better, then sooner I can place the orders for the ASIC miners. Let me know if interested. Best regards Lightlord I wonder, why would he need you for this? He could just buy the ASICs outright, no? BTW the request is just a tad ambiguous. Do you mean to pay back 120% of the USD ammount in BTC or 120% of the BTC amount borrowed? You just said "120% of the original amount". Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: MPOE-PR on November 07, 2012, 11:12:58 AM hello burtw, Would you be interested in a investment? The 60 giga hash ASIC miners are estimated to come out at the end of November. Each cost $1299 (Each) I was interested in getting two. Which at today pricing would be about $2598/($10.59801)=245.14(BTC) The loan would go that once I received the two units, I would pay you weekly, and until I have payed back 120% of the original amount. Sooner the better, then sooner I can place the orders for the ASIC miners. Let me know if interested. Best regards Lightlord I wonder, why would he need you for this? He could just buy the ASICs outright, no? BTW the request is just a tad ambiguous. Do you mean to pay back 120% of the USD ammount in BTC or 120% of the BTC amount borrowed? You just said "120% of the original amount". You don't take my meaning. You, BurtW, have two avenues open to you: 1. You buy ASICs. 2. You lend money to guy X who will buy ASICs and pay you interest. Seems 2 is a lower net worth avenue than 1 (to you), due principally to CP risk and secondarily because it's certain you will receive less income this way but it's unclear what exact skill or equity person X contributes to justify that (ASICs, unlike GPU rigs, require very little of the operator). So, why would you need him? Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: BurtW on November 07, 2012, 03:52:55 PM You don't take my meaning. You, BurtW, have two avenues open to you: You are totally correct. I get these types of requests all the time and they are kind of funny when you think about it. Usually I tell them one of two things: "Hey that is a great idea! You have convinced me to buy a couple more mining rigs. Thanks!" Or, if I am in a less sarcastic mood: "The answer is no but if you are dead set on getting into mining at this point and you do not have the cash to do it then borrow the USD you need on a very low interest rate credit card or from friends and family".1. You buy ASICs. 2. You lend money to guy X who will buy ASICs and pay you interest. Seems 2 is a lower net worth avenue than 1 (to you), due principally to CP risk and secondarily because it's certain you will receive less income this way but it's unclear what exact skill or equity person X contributes to justify that (ASICs, unlike GPU rigs, require very little of the operator). So, why would you need him? Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: mc_lovin on January 17, 2013, 08:49:54 PM 50 BTC loaned from BurtW @ 10% interest per month to be paid back in a couple weeks-ish.
Thanks again, Burt! Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: mc_lovin on February 09, 2013, 09:33:46 PM 50 BTC loaned from BurtW @ 10% interest per month to be paid back in a couple weeks-ish. Thanks again, Burt! Repaid! Thanks!! Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: BurtW on February 10, 2013, 12:23:15 AM 50 BTC loaned from BurtW @ 10% interest per month to be paid back in a couple weeks-ish. Thanks again, Burt! Repaid! Thanks!! Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: Jenger on March 28, 2013, 09:11:57 PM Thank you for the loan! 8)
Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: kerstone on March 29, 2013, 01:46:58 AM I'm new to btc. About three weeks. Don't meet the posting requirements, and have only made one transaction. Trying to make my second, but it has become exceedingly difficult. I will provide any personal info requested. I am trying to find 3 btc. I can pay within 24 hrs after receiving.I am in a tough situation here. Really need to get these by tomorrow, or else I would just go through theymos, which I plan on doing next week. This would be a lifesaver for me, and would give me a nice chance to build my rep.
It's a longshot, I know. Or, maybe you would be willing to sell for mp? wow, never thought it would be this hard! Thanx either way, and you provide a great service which helps to bolster the community. Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: 🏰 TradeFortress 🏰 on March 29, 2013, 02:53:20 AM I'm new to btc. About three weeks. Don't meet the posting requirements, and have only made one transaction. Trying to make my second, but it has become exceedingly difficult. I will provide any personal info requested. I am trying to find 3 btc. I can pay within 24 hrs after receiving.I am in a tough situation here. Really need to get these by tomorrow, or else I would just go through theymos, which I plan on doing next week. This would be a lifesaver for me, and would give me a nice chance to build my rep. It's a longshot, I know. Or, maybe you would be willing to sell for mp? wow, never thought it would be this hard! Thanx either way, and you provide a great service which helps to bolster the community. go through theymos? Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: BurtW on March 29, 2013, 04:40:11 AM I'm new to btc. About three weeks. Don't meet the posting requirements, and have only made one transaction. Trying to make my second, but it has become exceedingly difficult. I will provide any personal info requested. I am trying to find 3 btc. I can pay within 24 hrs after receiving.I am in a tough situation here. Really need to get these by tomorrow, or else I would just go through theymos, which I plan on doing next week. This would be a lifesaver for me, and would give me a nice chance to build my rep. It's a longshot, I know. Or, maybe you would be willing to sell for mp? wow, never thought it would be this hard! Thanx either way, and you provide a great service which helps to bolster the community. go through theymos? Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: kerstone on March 29, 2013, 05:06:14 AM Srry guys, I meant to buy. He has a great rep, and a post referencing selling. Worked with him before, on a sale, NOT A LOAN.
I explained in my post why I decided to try the loan option when I actually have the cash to buy. I know its a bit confusing. Now I feel like I may have said too much or something. Im not really sure where to draw the line when it comes to discussing transactions. Hope I didn't just fuck up! Look, I live in the middle of no where, no working vehicle. Nearest wal mart is 35 miles away. No BOA...etc. On top of all this, I am trying to get these before the weekend, hopefully tomorrow morning. Had a chance tonight, but it only came through after stores were closed, so no mp or wu. Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: 🏰 TradeFortress 🏰 on March 29, 2013, 05:06:57 AM Srry guys, I meant to buy. He has a great rep, and a post referencing selling. Worked with him before, on a sale, NOT A LOAN. Do you have a credit card? Try btcQuick if you do.I explained in my post why I decided to try the loan option when I actually have the cash to buy. I know its a bit confusing. Now I feel like I may have said too much or something. Im not really sure where to draw the line when it comes to discussing transactions. Hope I didn't just fuck up! Look, I live in the middle of no where, no working vehicle. Nearest wal mart is 35 miles away. No BOA...etc. On top of all this, I am trying to get these before the weekend, hopefully tomorrow morning. Had a chance tonight, but it only came through after stores were closed, so no mp or wu. Title: Re: Lending to qualified borrowers Post by: kerstone on March 29, 2013, 05:33:09 AM Yeah, thats what I'm thinking too. Kinda forgot about them in my bitcoin seeking frenzy!
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