If we talk here about 961bet.net domain, probably you can forget about any value of them bigger than $10, as much as they cost on the registrar.
domains with a number in the name beginning are not attractive. Also, it is only 197 days old domain, so it doesn't even have an age value.

Keep in mind there can be a 60 day hold on domains when transferred: https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/name-holder-faqs-2017-10-10-en
It's up to the individual registrar. So if you do send your domain to someone even after you pay them back they may be unable to send it back to you for a period of time.
Also, if they are paranoid and take it off of namecheap to a registrar that they use most registrars will charge them for an additional year of registration and when you take it back you will have to pay too.

Minor in the scheme of things but worth a mention. As the saying goes, been there - done that - got the t-shirt.

-Dave

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Since the doxing thing is going to happen anyway, you may want post your request on Reddit's r/borrow board.  Honestly I've never used it, but since most folks there are using PayPal you may not need collateral at all.

Anyway, best of luck.

I think the collateral example you offered is valid.  As long as the actual domain you provide is as viable you may find a lender willing to work with you.  However, I'm not interested.  It sounds like it'll be a lot of trouble to transfer ownership, and I would end up doxing myself to secure the collateral.  The risk/reward ratio isn't to my liking, so I'll have to pass.

One thing I suggest; if you accept a loan from a newer member use an Escrow agent to hold the collateral.  Of course that may be difficult for the same reasons I don't want to hold the collateral, i.e. doxing one's self.

How much are you looking to get? As in how much money are you looking for?

Who is the domain actually hosted with (which registrar/company)?

Would you expect to be collateralising the entire business when the request is fulfilled by someone as that's likely what they'll be expecting.

How much income does your website generate, and can you prove it?

I'm not sure how much that domain is worth, but if it's a profitable business, you may find a lender willing to help.  If I were to issue the loan I would want the ownership of the domain transferred to me, and all expenses for the transfer payed by you. 

How much of a loan are you looking for, how long before you plan to pay it back, and what interest rate are you offering to pay the lender?

There's this post about what is considered valid collateral. It's not too long and will give you an idea.

If that domain can be recovered by you in any way - by email, by proving your identity, name it, it's not valid collateral.
Even more, if the possible lender thinks that you may be able to recover the domain, he's "gone".

If that domain is not valuable enough (the domain, not the underlying platform that can be moved anywhere else), again, it's not a valid collateral.


I hope it's clearer.

This looks so funny too. As your service looks mixed up and how do you expect people from a cryptocurrency community to invest in a project that has to do with the third party agent to exchange your ticket. Whichever ways you may have to put in some level of work to see the project develop to some certain level before seeking investors involvement at list get the site to 90% operational level and after that you may have a bankroll investment feature that way you may attract investors that will be willing to invest the money on the bankroll in other to share revenues from the site activities.

Recovered from what? The account ArabianFella you used was registered on April 23, 2021, and was active until February 14, 2022.

The following is your last post from the thread where you asked for a $500 loan:


Look at the bolded parts. Obviously you're a liar, which makes you probably a scammer too.

This seems to be an alt of ArabianFella, who was also trying to sell a gambling script and asked for a $ 500 loan by offering his script as collateral. Very suspicious activity on the forum.

@Mitch212, why aren't you using your old forum account?

You might have better chances looking for investors after the site is finished, or at least by presenting old projects you've done and/or sold, as noted by the others in their comments.

Also, Lebanese then worldwide, then Lebanese specifically again. Not to mention that its a face to face transaction, isn't that like, close, if not at all KYC already? Not to mention that it's a really bad implementation. I honestly don't even see the need for p2p if it's like this, just stick to the crypto deposits.