If possible someone please lend me for this for 4 to 10 hours. My btc adres is: 1L92e6vrW9VbZ65K8wnVDtm4AoxSBsy1M1 Cheers guy. I will return asap  . Lol look at my wallet ID and the transactions that I have made. 0.05 is nothing
get your postcount somewhere else up
Sign a message from that address to prove you own it. |
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I would advise you to start advertising your escrow service on thread where people are doing business.
Because you are starting, focus on the small deals and slowly build your trust over time.
Don't charge a fee, but mention that you accept tips.
Yes, i was thinking of not charging any fee at all until I get more experience. Thanks for the tip! Aside from being an escrow, doing regular business here will make you seem more trustworthy. Participate in the forums and let your reputation come naturally. |
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How i can use the collateral rule  You can follow the rule by offering a valid collateral. Preferably an altcoin or another digital item. |
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I would rather use it as collateral because then I get it back in the end, rather than getting more BTC. Do you know of anybody who could help me out?
I can't think of anyone at the moment who accepts Moneypak, but you could change your title to say that you have Moneypak collateral. Most loans that have a valid collateral get filled fairly quickly. |
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Hey guys. I want to order and ship something fast, but my coinbase order is pending because I've already purchased $1000 of BTC this week. I will pay back the loan by October 1st with a reasonable amount of interest once my order goes through. Proof of my coinbase order: http://m.imgur.com/ax1i6IVProof I can afford the BTC and the order will go through: http://m.imgur.com/VpJOTakProof that you can pay it back doesn't mean that you will pay it back. You'll have to provide collateral or no one will give you a loan. True. I read the terms and was a little confused as to how I would provide collateral. Could you please help me out with a quick explanation? Of course. Vod does an excellent job explaining collateral in this post. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=577765.msg6311902#msg6311902You also risk your account receiving negative reputation by asking for a loan and not providing collateral. It's nothing personal, but there are many new accounts popping up and trying to steal whatever they can get. Yes, I read that post. Would my iPod be considered collateral? Also, I know I may be at risk for negrep, by not out-right stating collateral, but I am not opposed to it. I just don't really know how I would provide collateral. I'm willing to do anything I can to get this loan in a timely manner. I don't really consider my account to be a "new" account, as it has been aged for a few months, and I have a good ~$1500 of deals on it, but I know some would. You could use your iPod as collateral, but you would have to mail it to an escrow or the lender before you can get your loan. Most reputable lenders here will also not accept an account as collateral. The best option would be to offer any altcoins or valuable digital goods you may have. I'm assuming they don't accept Moneypak or anything like that? I haven't personally used Moneypak, but it's popular in the currency exchange section, so someone may be willing to accept it. You could either try offering that as collateral or just use it to buy bitcoin. |
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Hey guys. I want to order and ship something fast, but my coinbase order is pending because I've already purchased $1000 of BTC this week. I will pay back the loan by October 1st with a reasonable amount of interest once my order goes through. Proof of my coinbase order: http://m.imgur.com/ax1i6IVProof I can afford the BTC and the order will go through: http://m.imgur.com/VpJOTakProof that you can pay it back doesn't mean that you will pay it back. You'll have to provide collateral or no one will give you a loan. True. I read the terms and was a little confused as to how I would provide collateral. Could you please help me out with a quick explanation? Of course. Vod does an excellent job explaining collateral in this post. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=577765.msg6311902#msg6311902You also risk your account receiving negative reputation by asking for a loan and not providing collateral. It's nothing personal, but there are many new accounts popping up and trying to steal whatever they can get. Yes, I read that post. Would my iPod be considered collateral? Also, I know I may be at risk for negrep, by not out-right stating collateral, but I am not opposed to it. I just don't really know how I would provide collateral. I'm willing to do anything I can to get this loan in a timely manner. I don't really consider my account to be a "new" account, as it has been aged for a few months, and I have a good ~$1500 of deals on it, but I know some would. You could use your iPod as collateral, but you would have to mail it to an escrow or the lender before you can get your loan. Most reputable lenders here will also not accept an account as collateral. The best option would be to offer any altcoins or valuable digital goods you may have. |
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Hey guys. I want to order and ship something fast, but my coinbase order is pending because I've already purchased $1000 of BTC this week. I will pay back the loan by October 1st with a reasonable amount of interest once my order goes through. Proof of my coinbase order: http://m.imgur.com/ax1i6IVProof I can afford the BTC and the order will go through: http://m.imgur.com/VpJOTakProof that you can pay it back doesn't mean that you will pay it back. You'll have to provide collateral or no one will give you a loan. True. I read the terms and was a little confused as to how I would provide collateral. Could you please help me out with a quick explanation? Of course. Vod does an excellent job explaining collateral in this post. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=577765.msg6311902#msg6311902You also risk your account receiving negative reputation by asking for a loan and not providing collateral. It's nothing personal, but there are many new accounts popping up and trying to steal whatever they can get. |
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Hey guys. I want to order and ship something fast, but my coinbase order is pending because I've already purchased $1000 of BTC this week. I will pay back the loan by October 1st with a reasonable amount of interest once my order goes through. Proof of my coinbase order: http://m.imgur.com/ax1i6IVProof I can afford the BTC and the order will go through: http://m.imgur.com/VpJOTakProof that you can pay it back doesn't mean that you will pay it back. You'll have to provide collateral or no one will give you a loan. |
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Need 0.01 - 0.05 loan for 1 hour interest paid
Tell me requirements via pm thanks
I can give you a loan, but only if you can provide collateral. |
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My code worked. Thanks, Bob.
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I'll take one if there's any left. |
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I am starting a financing option for small loans people might need time to time.
The Information required
Amount :
Reason :
Term Length
Interest :
I only use : 1BitHashrzHJDRh9hbharFnuk7oTu9CyMx
Max I can offer at this moment : 0.15
Amount : 0.12 Reason : Hashing Power, Rentals Term Length: 7 - 14 days Interest : %10 You're going to keep asking for loans even with negative trust? Someone would have to be pretty foolish to give you a loan without collateral. |
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Portion of the loan filled in the amount of 2.8 btc.
Austin lending, with maidak acting as escrow.
Terms are as follows, the collateral is to be held for 45 days.
Austin is to lend me 2.8 btc with interest rate of 10%. The final repayment amount is 3.08 btc after 45 days.
Earlier repayments can be made at my discretion and with austin's consent before 45 days are reached. Payment dates is nov 4th, 2014 0018 GMT.
Maidak and austin, please post here to confirm.
The offer is still up for any amount up to 3-4 btc that is 100% covered by other collaterals i can offer, so please keep that in mind.
I can confirm the funds are being held on my end. Confirmed. I've given Honeypot this loan and Maidak is holding the collateral. |
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If your deal with TradeFortress doesn't work out, I may be able to give you part of this loan. It's alright with me as long as I trust the altcoin and it can be held by an escrow, like the last loan I gave you.
On a side note, I apologize for not responding to your PM in August. I was on a hiatus for the last two months.
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Maybe someone will help. maybe you Lightlord?  No one is going to give you a loan without collateral. |
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I need a loan of 0.02 BTC, since I don't want to disrupt my newly obtained full bitcoin. Woot!
I need to buy a VPN, but I'm 0.02 BTC short, lol.
Collateral: 112 Blackcoin.
Interest: Umm... Up to you, but preferably none.
Repayment: Latest next Tuesday, probably on Sunday from PBMining and other earnings.
Escrow: Preferably yes.
I can give you this loan. Is 5% interest alright? Would you like an escrow to hold it or should I? |
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I'll take two of them if they're still available.
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Hey guys, I have $100 in bitcoin. I need $50 more to get 3 usb gridseeds and was wondering if you guys could help a fellow BCT member out. I have $33 in paypal and will return the loan in a month's time (from my job.)
Sorry, but you can chargeback a paypal transaction. You probably won't find anyone here who will take that as collateral. |
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Newbie here.,.
I've dabbled with bitcoin a while back and i used an offline wallet. Shit took forever to download and set up and i only had .00001 btc and i tried mining but my computer is shit so i didn't get anything.
I'm think of getting back into bitcoin and doing pool mining.
My question is it worth it wasting time to create an offline wallet and download all those blocks again? i know offline wallets are more secure though..
Should i go with an online wallet like coinbase since it's much faster but i know coinbase got fees and shit and money is not that safe being store on someone's else server..
Only store as much money in an online wallet as you are prepared to lose. I'd recommend putting most of your savings into cold storage and keeping a small amount for daily use into an online wallet or your desktop client. As DannyHamilton said, you're not going to get a decent return from your mining equipment unless you have a lot of money to invest in ASICs. You should probably take that money and buy bitcoins rather than mine them. |
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