DaDice has a history of acting very sketchy. When they were asked to provide a cold storage address to prove they actually owned the bitcoin they claimed to own in order to back their bankroll, instead of showing their cold storage addresses, they lied about closing the investment feature to investors (the lying is in itself very shady/untrustworthy behavior). Then while they had their investment feature hiddenly open, they were very shady in how they were handling investor money.

They have a history of acting dishonestly, so I don't see why their giveaways/contests would be any different.

My speculation is that one of their sockpuppet accounts predicted that they would reach their goal on a certain date based on their projections, then for some reason more rolls were done more quickly then predicted, so to prevent someone other then their sockpuppet from winning the contest, they took their site offline in order to delay the contest from being won long enough so their sockpuppet will win.

I think it is pretty clear what is happening here. From the looks of it, rolls were being done at a faster pace then anticipated

waterpile has a pretty long history of taking out loans. I don't think there would be any reason why he would default on this loan.

Can you possibly offer to repay .06 by August 26? If so then I can fund this loan

edit: nevermind, it looks like someone else was able to fund the loan

That is still a large amount for someone who has a trust rating of 0: -0 / +0

If you could offer something scare that has value (preferably altcoins) that is greater then the amount of the loan, then I would be able to help you.

You don't have any kind of collateral do you? I see that you have a number of trades under your belt, however they are all for small amounts and it is unclear that you were actually trusted by your trading partner and followed through after being trusted.

Unfortunatly I do not believe that your reputation is worth the 1BTC that you need, and your accounts are not worth as much either.

This was asked in the past, and it was confirmed that the OP is not dank.

It is probably not a good idea to lend to the OP though considering the lack of reputation and lack of security of the lender.

I think he is turning into the next TrillMyWatch, or is possibly an alt of TMW. As in he is starting to troll various threads asking for loans that he should very well know that he is not going to get.

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The OP should certainly clear up the referenced situation before anyone should even consider giving him this loan. Even once that is cleared up, I am on the fence if this would be an appropriate loan to give as it is a large amount and he does not have a solid history of repaying loans or being trusted with large amounts.

It is absolutely a game of skill. You need to know the probabilities of getting a favorable hand based on what cards you have and what community cards are down. You also need to know how other players react to various probabilities when they have various types of hands (when they end up needing to show their hands).

If you do not know when to fold, raise and call, then you will almost certainly end up loosing, and loosing big.

Scammers almost never confess when they are caught. Even when there is evidence beyond any doubt that they stole money (or in this case, tried to steal money), they will still claim they are innocent.

IMO there is really no reason to argue with him because all that will achieve is you getting flamed and trolled.

You certainly don't have the maturity level of someone out of high school.

When you say that you are buying with PayPal, you are implying that you have funds in your PayPal account currently. If you have funds in your bank account currently, then your best bet would be to use a cash based method to buy Bitcoin. The price you will pay will be much lower then anyone accepting PayPal.

It looks like the person above has had a successful transition, so it might be a good idea to trade with him (using escrow of course- I would recommend using tomatgocage or OgNasty) as 5% above bitstamp is much lower then you will get using PayPal and Walmart to Walmart is a cheap, efficient way to send money.

There is his bank account that he can withdraw to....unless of course you have a reason you won't withdraw your PayPal to your bank account

I don't think it would be a good idea to accept PayPal from you and I don't think that anyone will. In the unlikely event that they do accept PayPal from you they will likely insist that funds be held in escrow for some amount of time.

I am fairly certain that you are not going to be buying any Bitcoin with your PayPal.

I think your best option would be to withdraw your PayPal funds to your bank account and then buy Bitcoin with cash. If you don't then the only offers you will get on here is from time wasters and scammers.

Well considering that today is 8/14 I don't think he needs it anymore. Also considering the OP was offering 400% interest, I don't think they had any intention of paying back any loan he were to get.

You have not had any successful loans. You were clearly lending to yourself when you took a loan from "manyproofs" (which BTW was causing a shit ton of spam in the lending section), not only that but your trade history does not even have 20BTC worth of fake loans

This is probably a good decision. TrillMyWatch was pretty clearly created for the sole purpose of asking for loans and trolling, both of which he has done a large amount of since he created his account. I would say there is a pretty good chance he wont repay any loan he is able to actually get.

It might be a good idea to wait until the OP actually approves the loan. I am not sure just how valuable the Betcoin affiliate account is, and the bitcointalk account is almost certainly worthless

I would like to continue.

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I was in the business of selling accounts, although I exited the business once I sold all of my inventory, which luckily was right before/around when the market became very saturated (see my personal text that has been up for several months).

Granted, I may be biased because I have made a great deal of BTC from trading accounts in the past, however I have no current financial stake in this matter.