I do not. This is your "claimed" guarantee, so you need to show it and in proper detail if you are serious.


Provide proof, provide proper meaning of paying 30000$ + living expenses. Show us why you can't simply work your way out of these 25000$ and why you need all of them right now.


I do not believe you. Any financial institution would take real estate worth 4x times the loan given out as a guarantee.
Also you said that you bought TWO houses! Some bank has to know you from these dealings and will trust you for such a "tiny amount".

If this is not the case then you are somehow evading taxes or doing some weird number with money. I'll take back the scammer and change it with "criminal".


You provided all the clues I need in the first post and keep digging down with. You aren't fooling anyone.

If you are looking for idiots/stupid then you will find a sure place in the mirror of your own home. I've signaled your post to the moderator for proper action.

You look like a scam because:

1) "I have a nice house, composed by two houses in the same yard, and started to build a new one (for a personal office).
Thing is that I am in the middle of the construction, and I ran out of money"
Where is it located? Pics? Relevant data? Anything?

Basically you began building a new house and got the necessary amount short by 25000 EUR. So what? Do you have a loan with the bank you cannot repay? Are you about to lose it due to debt with the building company?

2) "Unfortunately bank is not an option for me... living in a country where it's nearly impossible to get a bank loan (Romania). You need so many documents that it is hard to enumerate (among them, you need to be employed somewhere, which is not my case)."

So you have a nice house, start to build a new one and misfire by 25k euro. You are unemployed yet you can somehow raise 30000$ to repay investors. Ahem... how?

3) You have an outburst of rage when caught.

It is a scam, just move on.

Provided collateral WILL be 120% of principal amount + interest + escrow fees (if any). If SimCoin loses value up to estabilished threshold in the chosen exchange collateral will immediately be sold and the loan will end.

Anyone not accepting these simple rules should be marked as scammer and ignored, as he is willing to put the lender at risk to offset his own.

Can you quote an exchange where SimCoin is traded? Also at least the equivalent of 6 BTC in SimCoin will be required plus enough to cover interest.

That is downright idiotic and is not helping your cause at all.

Again: you want a loan? provide collateral. You won't get money for promises.

You are wasting your time man as your credits are worth nothing. Only a newbie/madman would "just lend the BTC" to a stranger.
It is not a trust issue... there is no "trust" involved here.

Either ship the collateral, get some altcoins and use them as collateral or close the thread. Plain and simple.

I've seen scams for 0.001, so yes... plenty of people will. You have to prove that you aren't one of them, words are worthless.


Do what you think is best. But to get a loan here you need to send collateral to lender.

Let's see if he does that then. I don't think he will.

Nonsense from a pratical overview.
Human life's worth may range from a few cents to hundred of thousands. The point is that killing him won't pay the debtor unless he decides to harvest his organs and sell them to black market. Rather nasty.

About the arbitration I'm pretty sure you can charge legal interests + legal/collecting fees + eventual goods devaluation. IF the debtor has means to repay and/or property to attack don't settle for the arbitration note and hit harder.
What you can't charge to the debtor is the price of your lawyer... unless it is mandatory by law that you use one just don't.

For example here in Italy you don't need one when you go to the small claims court.

Another scam, so hard to do legit lending these days.

...and unsecured lending also known as "gambling"

Immaginavo
Ma a quanto vedo non funzionano granchè, scoppiano tutti

Se sei il gestore dei siti niente da dire. Ma se ti fai prestare dei BTC per giocarteli d'azzardo direi che il problema è altrove 

E' una pessima idea finanziarsi con una valuta volatile per attività in valuta solida. Qualsiasi trader con un minimo di esperienza lo sa.
Es: prendere a prestito Bitcoin per una attività in euro o dollari promettendo un ripagamento in Bitcoin.

Una eccezione è l'arbitraggio, lì un debito in Bitcoin è facilmente onorabile. Basterà aver cura di partire da BTC e tornare a BTC... senza eccezioni.

Collateral...

I'll have to charge for that.

Pay 1000$ to my cashier Squall1066 and I will enlist you for a lesson.

So basically:

1) You ask for a NDA to protect your idea
2) You ask the LENDER to pay for a notarization of said NDA which, in fact, benefits only you.

Why should I pay from my own pocket to read something which may be well absolutely worthless? The idea is yours, you ask for something to protect it --> you pay your fees.

By asking the lender you look either like a time-waster or a scammer.

Who pays for a patent? The customer? 

Serves you well for not using collateral but other weird forms of unsecured payment when dealing with forum borrowers.

I did and I am still waiting for your supposed business plan.