Exactly what collateral can you offer? If it's a valid one then you won't have any problems getting your loan from me or other person.
You shouldn't hide it in PMs.

Because your password was just reset via email please sign a message with an address posted long ago.

So you're waiting for a while before paying the BTC? Did you redeem the card or not?
Do you realize how poor your communication is? You had to clearly tell him whether or not you redeem the card and how long he'll have to wait for his payment before even starting the deal.
So how are things standing now? Are you still waiting? Will you pay OP?

And one last thing: if you suspect someone is selling carded stuff just don't deal with that person at all.

No.

Then move this thread to currency exchange. That's not valid collateral for a loan.

Sorry, my mistake. I got confused with another user.

Because you bought this account your previous feedback and your rank should be ignored. Also considering you're behaving like a newbie by begging for money then I'll treat you like a newbie. (no you haven't, my mistake).

Please provide valid collateral clearly worth more than 0.32 BTC or lock this thread immediately or you will get negative trust on your account.

It really looks like the account changed ownership. Maybe something related with this?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1496414.0

Less than 5 hours remaining to grab this great domain!

Actually I told you there where around 3.2M and based on that you asked me whether 10:1 seemed reasonable. TBH I have no idea where you got that 1.2-1.6M from.

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Nice to see you again.

Domains still available.
primeFaucet.com, bitcoinINN.com and others starting at just US$7.

Do you realize how little sense that makes? If you're sending it to another account then you wouldn't have "that money on that site" anyway. If it's a serious site and not a scam then you wouldn't have any problems withdrawing 3 BTC and depositing it again in 10 days without paying any interest, which of course is higher than any withdrawal fee (on any non-scam site at least).

Please let me know the site and the full details. You should post it publicly.
If I am convinced it's safe then I'll give you the loan. On the other hand if it's clear it's unsafe (or you don't give me enough information) then you'll get negative trust.

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Edit:
Is that all the information you're providing?  
OK then negative trust it is.

Edit:
birhairy, I see you left a fake retaliation feedback on my profile:

Let me fix that for you:

Description:
I'm auctioning several .COM domains. All of them are registered on Namecheap and can be transferred to another NC account (for free) or to another registrar (any fees to be paid by the buyer).

Starting bid for each domain:
Only US$ 7 for every domain.
Each domain has an independent auction.

Minimum increment:
US$ 1. All bids must be multiple of $1

Buy it now:
US$ 25 each domain, or $5 more than the last bid (whichever is greater).

List of domains:
bitcoinINN.com
bitcoinpizzaday.com
gavincoin.com
primefaucet.com
XBTbids.com
xn--bitcon-mwa.com (bitcoïn.com, the French spelling of bitcoin)

End date and time:
48 hours after the first bid of a particular domain or 6 hours after the last bid of that domain, whichever is later.
Every domain has its own auction and ends independently.
I may lock the thread (and close all the auctions) at any time as long as no domains have any open bids at that moment.

Newbies:
Users with less than 28 activity can't bid, unless they BIN and pay immediately.

Payment:
Please bid in US dollars. Final prices will be converted to BTC at the current Bitstamp rate at the moment of the payment.
The payment must be sent to me or the escrow less than 48h after the auction is closed,
otherwise I may leave negative trust and may sell it to next higher bidder who must complete the deal according to their bid.

After an auction is closed I'll send a signed message (to be verified here) with the payment address. If you prefer to use escrow instead PM me right away.

1) You can only remove feedback you've left. Just go the profile where you left it and you'll see a "Delete" link. Only the person who left feedback on your profile can remove it, you can't and admins won't.

2) Click on the magnifying glass next to the search box:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=search;advanced

If you're taking his account as collateral make sure to lend only if you have no problem buying his account for the loaned amount. The double password change noted by steven almost certainly means OP just bought his account using an escrow. And asking for a loan with the account as collateral just after buying that account is not a good sign.

You already know the answer so why did you create this thread?
No, there's absolutely no chance mods/admin will delete it. So "nevermind and live with that".

OP please post a message signed with this address or confirm that's where you're receiving the loan.

Borrowers, please always post a signed message to avoid anyone having to ask for it.
Lenders, never ever lend without first asking for a signed message (unless the loan is received on a known address posted long ago). The more trusted the borrower is, the more you need to ask for a signed message (especially when relying on his trust instead of collateral).

Anything he did or didn't do in the past shouldn't change how his threads are moderated now.

Almost certainly the deleted thread was considered just an artificial way of promoting the other one ("and, also, provided a link to an unmoderated discussion thread") and therefore useless and spammy.

7 domains are still available. All of them start at just $3 each.

Sure it is!  
Then you won't have any problems signing a dated message with that address and letting a trusted escrow hold any collateral.

If you can't sign because it's a multisig address then temporarily move the coins to another address and sign a message with that one.

I've left negative trust.
I doubt he wants to ruin his reputation for that amount so let's hope he'll eventually repay. Although the fact he hasn't contacted you in several weeks is a very bad sign :/
Probably this thread and the negative trust he'll receive will help get your money back.