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Would recommend including more detail in your OP. Don't even know if this is new or not. Do you have the original receipt for this? Is this still in original packaging or has it already been taken out? You'd save a lot of time by just putting all these relevant infos into your OP instead of waiting for someone to ask you. Pics are also recommended, with timestamps and your username. |
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wait for BiPolarBob to come and pay your loans..
Why he will pay my loans , if I have taken it. ? He has a history of giving away money and repaying loans that were initially not even his. Obviously this is great if he sees your thread and decide to repay all your dues for you, but this isn't something to rely on at all and you should not expect it. Honestly you'd have a much better chance of successfully repaying this loan if you just worked hard irl for it. Signature campaigns can help, yes. But based on your post quality, i doubt anyone would even accept you into their campaign. How much is owed here anyways? Frilledshark is owed at least .1 Btc from what i can see, however that could be less than the actual amount owed since it's been nearly a year. |
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I can see the point of a "lender".
You give bitcoin with a guarrantee and some days later you earn x% of what you give.
Zero risk for you only gain right?
Totally fine with that.
But....what is the point for a "borrower" to ask for a loan and to have already other currency?
You already have the money where is the problem?
Open an exchange account and sell your currency for bitcoin.
What am i missing?
Sorry i'm trying to understand.
There is absolutely risk that is involved with this. An altcoin could crash leaving the lender uncovered for the loan and if the borrower does not pay back it's the same consequence in the end for the lender, they losing money. Of course there is much less risk involved with collateral loans than with no collateral loans, which is why collateral loans are often charged at a lower interest rate than no collateral ones. Collateral loans make the most sense when the borrower wants to speculate and go long on a certain asset, and needs some short term cash to spend or even buy more of these assets. |
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Yep, so OP if you are wanting to expose his personal info for whatever reason make sure that you move this thread into the appropriate section beforehand, otherwise you may risk getting your entire thread trashed by the moderator. Do so using the bottom left "move topic" button. Trusting a member with $200 or so just doesn't work, when they have no reputation at all. Obviously these are all excuses and i know that you know they are too, thus you're not complying to his excuses but rather opening this accusation which i think is a good step to take. The chances of you getting your funds back is slim to none though, since he also attempted to loan scam roboabhishek. |
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You can't directly transfer Bitcoin to your Visa Card except you have a bitcoin card like xapo or advcash. Maybe yyou can try on Bitpanda to find an acceptable way to cashout Bitcoin. Or make paperwallet on bitaddress and cashout on Bitcoin ATM in vienna.
Yes I understand that I can not transfer directly Bitcoin to my Visa card. I need to sell BTC and then transfer the money in my card. Hope to tell me which exchange you use. And also which of the exchanges can transfer my money directly to my Visa card or Paypal. Right. So you want to basically getmoney onto your card? If you want paypal funds, i would look onto currency exchanges on the forum to see whether or not any trusted people are currently offering to sell their paypal funds for bitcoin. Only deal with trusted people though. LBC is a good one as well, you're protected by inbuilt escrow. Though i'm a bit confused, do you just want bank transfer since "loading your card" basically equals transferring money to your linked bank account. If yes, find your country on LBC and get bank transfer funds from there. |
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Hi guys, Today bitcoin reached 8K, but now is in road to 7K, its good time to buy?
i'll be waiting by yours answers, thanks
Whenever the price drops below $7500 now i would definitely try buy at least 10% of what you've got to buy bitcoin with. But i don't think that it's going to happen at least any time soon this year. Usually when bitcoin drops happen it is because of altcoins rising in value, especially forks of bitcoin. Now that the BCH bubble has burst and the BTG bubble is also correcting, i doubt we'll see a rise from either any time soon. Therefore, price of BTC shouldn't go down much. |
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I'd definitely be able to lend you this amount if you were open to discussion for the collateral to be something else. I have no previous experience with domain names and i'd rather not take the risk with it.
I've seen other lenders talk about domain names being able to be recovered even if the actual domain is transferred through social engineering. While i have no idea how this can be done, again, there is a reason why people talk about it.
Anyways, would you PM me the list of domains you've got? Just to see if they're of value or not.
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I think that the pure hype amongsts the investors right now is enough to push price over $10k for sure. Even if it is the peak of the bubble i do agree with the analysts that say that BTC will go to $10k or even $15k at the end of the year/start of the next. Last year we saw a great surge in pricing of bitcoin near the Christmas/New year area. I would not be surprised if we see another surge in price this year, at the same time. |
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Like monbux said, lots of impersonators(or lots of attempts at impersonating him by the same person) recently of his escrow service. Almost all has been done through email. If you don't get a signed message to confirm his identity you should not trust him.
This is why you should always check fully before you send any BTC.
And i doubt the process is this simple, from establishing contact straight to asking for payment.
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The problem here isn't really the selling collateral that he's trying to get a loan for or whatever. As long as the collateral is valid, then i really don't see a problem with accepting that collateral even when it's trying to be sold.
But domains are more illiquid than altcoins/gold/silver, and i think you as a domain trader would agree with that.
Therefore it is not really a valid collateral, especially since domain names are not a decentralized thing and there are always loopholes such as SE to recover domain names that are being offered as collateral.
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Timelord, i still don't get how you managed to connect xetsr with james.lent? They were obviously both loan scammers and both took out a loan from zazarb but really their similarities end there.
This seems like a classic example of a scammer who is playing the time game, though. Excuses after excuses.
I'm guessing now that zazarb's opened this accusation, nobody has heard from james since, even though he's been active lately on the forums?(or at least signing in actively). Also, it's kinda ironic looking back at all the negs he has given out to loan scammers.
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the $5555.5 which was reached on bitfinex recently is going to be the lowest price that you will see this year. the "drops" are officially over and we are back on track to the moon. the $7800 seems to be the stable price that has the strongest support. the $8000 resistance will probably be tested one more time and drop back before it goes above it. which makes $7400 the lowest that it can fall this year from this day forward.
Agreed. I don't care whether you're pro crypto or anti crypto, but i think that this bull wave is here to stay at least for the time being(aka, until at least the end of the year, meaning that we won't see any lower prices). If we do see lower prices, it'll be negligible the difference between the lowest low from this year and the new low. Plus, people will be buying like crazy as soon as a new low is set, by the looks of it. |
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Hi there everyone,
I'm a regular user of blockfolio/altpocket but i feel like the functionality is quite limited because i am unable to track my precious metals investment to be included in my portfolio. In altpocket's case, i can't even track fiat currencies let alone gold/silver.
I basically need something that can track the past performance of my portfolio, show gains and losses, reflect portfolio value in real time, basically everything that blockfolio does, except with support for a select few fiat currencies and gold/silver.
I don't know if i'm asking too much at this stage, but PM me with a quote if you can do this. My budget isn't going to be sky high. Spreadsheet/website, anything is fine. As long as it functions and works.
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I'm a good trader. Usually I know when to sell and when to buy. I learned this the hard way, during more than 6-8 years of trading. I know to read the market indicators and I can have an educated guess on the price evolution.
But now I want YOUR opinion on this: each time the bitcoin price has gone up, it has increased 10-12 times (not more). The present price of the bitcoin is near this limit. Last time it increased up to 1100 USD (at the end of 2013), now we can expect that it will increase up to 10000-12000 USD.
The market indicators that I am reading tell me that IT IS POSSIBLE that the price of bitcoin will increase up to 50k-100k, in 2 years from now.
So I ask you, what is your educated trader opinion on this: will the bitcoin price go down after 10k-12k and will follow another bubble in 2 years, or will the price of bitcoin continue to rise past 12k steadily.
This is a tricky decisition to make, if I invest my November earnings in Bitcoin or not. Have a great day, and thank you for your help.
Last time i thought the whole thing was going to pop was back at when bitcoin was $2500 and it went down to $1800 because of a panic dump caused by people dumping the coin, and others having to liqudita etheir long positions as a result. Then, BTC obviously recovered, went up to like $4000 or so, stabilized there, and now we're here. I do think that btc is going to pop eventually, however whether $10-12k is going to be the figure, we'll see. It'll be similar to the 2013 bubble if it does, since it is around a 10-20x gain before popping from the start of the year. |
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Bitcoin towards to $8000, whether the exact reasons why bitcoin prices rise so fast?
What to do now, sell or keep hodling?
Main reason is still because that bitcoin buyers are still confident that price will rise in due time. Lots of people shorting BTC but at the same time a lot of new investors or old investors taking on new positions = short squeeze. Also not to mention BCH did crash, so that's doing wonders for bitcoin price at the moment. $8000 is just a figure that will be broken sooner or later. I don't even think that $10k will be a particularly troublesome thing to break for BTC considering how fast it is rising by day to day. |
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As per the report written by max keiser of RT.com. He says, the bitcoin will increase to $100,000 and only top 20 coins will remain stable. Keiser also blames bitcoin cash for misusing bitcoin name and it is just alt coin and doesn't hold for long time. see report here https://www.rt.com/business/410252-bitcoin-god-gift-keiser/Max Keiser has historically always been this bullish. I don't think that this prediction is even new by any means. In fact he's been predicting that bitcoin will hit higher levels than everyone else since he started, and i don't think that he's going to stop. Now is this good advice to take in? Probably not. He's way too bullish even in a bull market like this. Take his predictions as a prediction and not a guarantee. |
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I mean forks are there and if it goes over it it will increase price right?
There are no guarantees that a price drop will be temporary. But right now, any drop that happens in my opinion at least is temporary. Because even if this thing is going to crash down at the end i don't see any reason why it cannot go much further than the current level. People are talkinga bout 6 figure numbers here, mind you. And to gain 50% more from the current level is reality and not a dream, though it'll come with setbacks. |
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