Glad to hear! Look forward to hearing from you in the near future, hopefully you can return it within three weeks to avoid interest and save yourself more problems.

One of the reasons many people ask for loans even though they have collateral to equal value is because they don't want to lose what they are giving as collateral, so they are not prepared to sell it. They look for a loan and once they get the loan and repaid it in full they will receive their collateral back. So in theory they haven't lost any thing because they have paid back without losing the collateral.

Many people like to hold onto alt coins because of pump and dumps or they think they will be more value than Bitcoin one day or simply because they can pay for services/goods in alt coins but can't in Bitcoin. I believe there are a number of reasons other than the select few I have mentioned. I've never borrowed money from any one so I may be wrong but, this makes sense to me.

Found a email which was registered with the email:
Code:
social@iwill4coin.com
Which the user posted here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=368348.msg4123423#msg4123423

quote:

After inputting that email you come to this page: https://www.facebook.com/prince.kay.9803

What I have found is all public information, if you search google there are a lot of accounts which are named kezzyp and some are Bitcoin related.

I have contacted you to see if we can identify the scammer, although if you are not willing to give out the information I would suggest opening a thread in the scam accusations section to let people know that the site you have used is indeed a malicious site. Otherwise, a lot more people may end up getting scammed so the more time you leave it the more people will be in the same shoes as you. In fact, I already assume that there is a thread for it if 2000BTC has been compromised by this site. I will search to see if there is a site which matches your description over in the scam accusations section. I'm not interested in the coins which you are offering, I'm interested in Identifying the scammer that you have mentioned and making that public knowledge scamming 2000BTC would be one of the highest amounts scammed in Bitcoin history.

But, to be entirely honest your coins are probably gone if you can't withdraw, in that case the only way of getting them back would be hacking into the site which I highly doubt you will find any one to do this because it's illegal.

Letting the Bitcoin address be known public may be a good start.

That won't do it, unless you are prepared to send the computer to a trusted third part (escrow) who would keep that computer until the loan has been completed, this is safety for both parties preventing the following: A. Lender doesn't run away with computer. B. The person requiring the loan doesn't run with the money and keep the computer.

Also, remember that you are asking for a 2.5BTC loan which is the equivalent to $2,124 (current rate at time of post). Therefore, you would need to provide collateral which is either equal or more than the loan itself. Unless, you do provide sufficient collateral and use a third party escrow then it will be very unlikely that you receive a loan.

You can always make your thread a self moderated one, many people do this to delete posts which are flaming and off topic replies. (instead of getting the moderators involved) But, don't think this will stop people calling out your project as a scam if they think it's a scam they will most likely post a thread in the scam accusations section.

Here are some books which I have read or are in the process of reading which I think deserve a mention:

Anathem - Neal Stephenson
Cryptonomicon - Neal Stephenson
Design Everyday Things
Concrete Mathematics



Most of these are learning resources and not the story telling books although some do involved stories related to the subject, I'll continue updating this when I remember what I have in that old book case of mine. The books I have mentioned are a variety of different difficulties and you may find some not challenging enough or indeed the opposite. Also, if any one has any other learning resources involving Computer science and mathematics which you think is worth mentioning let me know.



I'm not sure I agree I would say the majority read some sort of book doesn't have to be fictional or autobiographies it could be learning resources which their university supplies to them for their course or the university might recommended certain books.

Thank you, I hope you get everything resolved and I look forward to hearing from you.


Edit: The Bitcoin was sent by myself and received by arklan on 2014-01-30 22:43:43.

I will send it to your one in the signature.


I have now sent the Bitcoin to that address.


https://blockchain.info/tx/21c17001000f20236009c62a389f5f1485189cb54f43d28fc6e5547bcecc7ad8

I'm willing to lend Arklan 1BTC, the terms are these:

He pays within 3 weeks 1BTC no interest, however if he can't pay within that time period I will ask for 1.1BTC to be paid within 2 months. (Time starts when Bitcoin is sent).



Someone quote this message so I can't change the terms.

That's a good point what would you do if the locksmith refuses too?

I've taken a look at Arklan recent posts and there doesn't seem to be any major difference in writing since December 2013. (I haven't searched further) So, I don't think the account has been compromised recently unless the hacker was wise enough to disguise himself and write almost identically. Nothing raises any red flags as of yet for me and the story sounds like a genuine thing people do, my question is don't you have any spare keys you could open it with?  



The original post states no more than 2 months.

Check if your firewall or anti virus software is blocking any connections of the program, this is a common problem and is easily resolved, you can always check the console to see the error.

Great observation the lack of the title may of confused me.


It's been pointed out that asking to become a moderator sounds suspicious but Bitpop seems to have been very successful.

Logging in, sending private messages and searching also count as 'posts' so when ever you log in, send a pm or search for something the counter will reset. Judging upon you posting this thread it was because of these reasons you were unable to post.

For future reference try searching the forums for issues similar to yours instead of posting a new thread. (Use google if you are waiting for the timer to go down)

Most likely your own mistakes a program can't do what it is not told too it doesn't have a brain. Although, it's wise to always double check the entries you have input just in case you have made a mistake.


This should be put into place because we all make mistakes even if you do less than the default amount there should be a warning to prevent people from either losing Bitcoin or having to wait a long time.


Having something like this with the extra facts would be a pretty nice feature, people would be able to find a amount that they are happy with and know what others are doing also.


Although, if you  are using a older version of the software which had a lot higher fees then this could be a problem.

Got to respect that a lot of people have inputted inaccurate data and some may have made mistakes, a few people have already stated they have made a mistake checking the options.

15% isn't that impressive either, looking at the current percentage there are 14.5% who have chosen female which is a very small amount compared to the users who have chosen male looking at the results and disregarding any mistakes 14.5% is only 8 females at the moment which isn't as impressive.

You can turn that warning off in your profile settings. It's under look and layout and you check the box "Don't warn on new replies made while posting." if you want to disable it.

As far as I'm aware only personal messages, posting and logging in count towards the cool down you are experiencing.

Most people use Tor to bypass these plugins, it's very difficult to actually find out who is linked to who. But, a lot of people try to expose sock puppets as much as they can and release the information to the public.

Give you around 4 months and you will ahead thanks to these ad campaigns.

Hopefully, the staff will sort this mess out or the ad campaign owners put in some very strict rules because the spam hasn't even quieted down even though there has been some alterations.