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Wow.. no I am not lucky, I'm mining with a pool. When I use http://www.bitcoinx.com/profit/ it tells me I'll get the same thing. Anyways, even though the difficulty goes up, no one EVER takes into account the price of BTC. Don't you notice its steadily going up throughout the years. Or is this just me being optimistic?
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You know you will spend more buying it than you will EVER make back, right? ![Undecided](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/undecided.gif) That's bull.. I paid 1.57 Bitcoins for 10 ASIC miners to add to my current rig, and I am making roughly 0.6 bitcoins a month off the asic block erupters alone. Wouldn't that mean that I receive a return on investment after 3 months?
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I have seen others posting on btcjam.com with concurrent loans, so I figured it was ok. Like I said, I am expanding my mining operation. If things work out well I should see 25.0Gh/s before the end of this month. I just would like to do this sooner than later. The faster I can get up to that point, the faster I can begin to make profits.
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Read the ebay comment. It was because I was unable to ship an LCD screen. It broke in the process of shipping, and I refunded his money back. He needed the part for a repair and was very displeased with me. Since then I have stopped selling on ebay.
I am now focused on technology repair, asic mining, and crypto currency trading. At least give me a chance to miss a payment before you give me the scammer treatment and flag everything you can. It's almost as if everyone is hoping that this is a scam.
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Wow, I was really unaware at the response I was going to get. I have made a lot of purchases of ASIC Hardware, and invested the rest into BTC-E.com. I am just expanding at a rapid pace. I thought the faster the better, the more profits. Not the more I can run away with. I'm selling my 55 inch LG LCD TV for $600, I also will be receiving $1800 of disposable income at the beginning of next month. If you are afraid I will run off, then don't invest. I'm not a good seller, but I am great with technology ( www.facebook.com/quesneltechnologysolutions). I figured ASIC mining was a great way to utilize my skills and make money (in the far future)in the process. This is just an opportunity for investors to make a 10% ROI. There is risk with every investment.
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340 LTC is 6.73 btc on BTC-E.com. That's a bitcoin more than the loan. While the rising difficulty does pay a factor in this, I am the one prepared for the long haul. The investors are investing in a micro loan with 10% interest, less chance of risk with the difficulty increases shrinking profits. Long term my mining rig will pay for itself (with the prices of asic mining hardware dropping.). I receive income at the beginning of every month to pay this loan. I also have inventory that I am selling off to cover this loan.
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Looking for possible investors to help fund this micro loan, which has a 10% return. We are upgrading our current mining rig. You can invest as much as you are comfortable with. Any little bit helps. Here is the listing: https://btcjam.com/listings/6891Let me know if you have any questions!
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I have 77.9 Litecoins. However, I will need these in order to purchase an asic blade. The amount of bitcoins I will be able to mine should cover this loan within the first month. So there is no reason why I can't pay this loan back.
Maybe you could invest a small amount if you don't feel comfortable.
Any little bit helps. You will receive 10% interest when this loan is payed back. So the more you invest, the more btc you will make.
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Did you want me to send you something to hold as collateral? Or did you need some kind of proof of collateral?
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Hi, I was wondering if anybody would like to invest in ASIC hardware https://btcjam.com/listings/6823 on bitjam.com? This is a small microloan of 2.5 BTC. It is currently 20% funded. I need your help to make it to up to 100%. The loan will add to the current amount of 3.5 BTC, to make it 6 BTC. This will allow me to purchase an asic miner blade ( https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/58905-asic-miner-blade-10-3gh-s-brand-new ). Which will add 10.3 Gh/s to 4.Gh/s, which equals 14.3 Gh/s (17.3 Gh/s if overclocked). This will come out to 0.12 BTC per day or 3.6 BTC per month. This will cover the loan of 2.5 BTC for the 30 day term. You can invest as little, or as much as you like! You will receive a 10% return within 30 days! If you have any questions, or would like more information let me know. Thanks, Eric Quesnel Here is the listing again https://btcjam.com/listings/6823
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The loan will be paid back no matter what.
Your word means nothing. Got to have faith, right? I can take pictures of collateral if needed.
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Are you still giving out loans? I could use whatever you got on BTCJam.com. Here is the listing: https://btcjam.com/listings/6745The loan will be paid back no matter what.
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How about I do 4 BTC for the laptop as collateral. Then whoever invests will only need to invest 4 bitcoins, and will receive the laptop.
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I would like the laptop back. I really don't want to sell it, but can do without it for 30 days. The loan gets paid back November 1st.
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We never hear this, ever. I don't care if you pork pigs and beat your cat as long as you gave collateral for your loan.
How about an Alienware M17x laptop? It's my mobile gaming laptop that I am willing to put up as collateral.
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I want to link my Bitcointalk name with BTCJam's. Verification code: 1d577183-261e-4b0c-9b66-c1e9993ff333
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"Secured" with a personal guarantee is worthless.
Unless you have faith of course. Some people are not trying to scam others.
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You can invest as much as you feel comfortable with. Every little bit helps.
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No good sitting at your house and expensive to ship.
I figured since this is a loan with many investors, I would payback in BTC. I can sell these if something were to happen, and I don't have the money. I won't be needing to sell these items, because I receive income monthly that will cover this loan. However you asked for collateral, and that is what I have to offer.
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I have a 55" LG LCD TV to sell. Along with an Acer Chrome book, a macbook pro laptop, and a Toshiba satellite. Would that work as collateral? These items can be sold at half price, and still pay off the loan.
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