I know I said I wouldn't post again, but this won't be anything new, but rather some questions already brought up in previous posts. They're constructive, meant to usher you to turn the begging into something more convincing. Don't answer it for me, but for the potential 1btc-lender:


1) In case you don't get the job (since this is still a possibility that you can't dismiss), does this imply that all investors, including the 1btc-lender will lose the funds?

2) Have you helped or done any favors for someone on the forum? Link it here, then possibly go ask those people directly for help. Seems like you had a few business-related transactions, but these don't seem significant enough.

3) After you get a job, other than your good words, what's to ensure that you'll use the income to actually pay back debt rather than keeping it for yourself, or gambling it away again?


If you can't answer these questions, then don't expect anyone to give you a 1btc loan for logical reasons. At this point, you're depending solely on luck that some overly generous person will give you the loan based on sympathy.

0.81 btc received, thanks. I returned feedback in your profile.

I'm not trolling. Go through my post history and find a single post that I'm trolling. But you on the other hand, go through your own post history and see that you post nothing but garbage. And now you're making a redundant thread.

And lets assume most people vote no bribing allowed. And what exactly will that accomplish?

Another thread, seriously? You're just another alt account that's bitter.

For the record, forum policy is not a majority vote. A poll won't matter, so you can go ahead and close this thread now.

What's your LBC profile? That link leads to nothing because the ad expired. Your account on here is new with no trust, so are you able to prove the code is legit?

No negativity here, you just perceive it that way. What I pointed out was that you gambled money that was not yours. Fact.

I do not know you on a personal level in real life, but putting all business-related things aside, I can only judge you based on the posts you've made on this forum. I haven't read every single one of them, but the ones that I have seen you post, there was quite a bit of trolling. I also have not seen you help a single person financially or through posts. If I'm wrong about this, then go ahead and make references to where you've helped to someone, maybe it'll help your case here. But as far as it stands, you're asking and not giving. So again, why should a stranger online help you out, considering your past activities on this forum thus far?

You tried to get jobs for months, and have not gotten one yet. I never said you're never going to get a job, but said it's a possibility that you will not get one. So again, in the off chance you DON'T get one, how are you going to pay back your old investors and the new "investor" that might give you the 1btc loan?

Why does it matter how much btc I hold, or anyone else for that matter? No one will loan you a dime if they don't feel you're worthy of it, regardless of what their financial position is. If you want someone to help you or "invest" in you again, you should come up with some strong evidence of why you deserve the trust of the potential investor. And it should be stronger evidence than your past actions on this forum, because all you're doing right now is begging.

Anyways my last post in here, as I won't be giving the loan so no point in further posting. I wish you luck on getting the loan or a job.

Ok, so that covers the "stolen gift card" aspect. Now how do you explain him paying other people's debt, handing out btc to people in hardships, or kickstarting a fund with btc that otherwise wouldn't have happened? None of these that I mentioned involved any gift cards that could be potentially stolen like you mentioned. First time I saw him paying someone's debt out of the blue, my jaw just dropped, as I was pretty confused. But then I saw this several more times and figured he was more than generous to help someone out. Are you going to say these are stolen btc too?

Perhaps the people that donate to charity in real life, maybe all these funds are illicit too, right?

From a business standpoint, why would anyone want to invest in you again? That proved to be an epic failure. You gambled away money you could not afford to lose; money that was not yours. What is to say you won't do it again?

From a personal standpoint, who would want to help you? You haven't made any contribution in any meaningful way, nor have you helped anyone else. And here you are begging for money and help. But lets say someone does help you out and give you a 1btc loan. This will get you through 1 month of bare necessities, but what if during that one month period, you still haven't gotten anywhere? There is a very real possibility you won't get a job during this 1 month. Then what?

Yes. That essentially means 1.5%, or $150 fee, whichever is higher. The break even point is a withdraw of $10k USD, so the fee percentage only applies if you withdraw over $10k, otherwise it's $150, which is crazy. Btc-e has low trading fees, but withdraw fees kills you unless you do high volume trading.

bl4kjaguar will repay it all eventually. He's been making slow erratic partial payments, but he's a dick in how he handles the situation. I'll probably make a separate thread about this, or just post it in his own thread.

https://blockchain.info/address/1FZYiqh53RMkNUPbe8JjLvxWUjmdAp8N8q

That makes more sense. Purchased a physical $5 card, transfer $95 from e-code from your other thread since the ecode is a lot cheaper. Because if you purchased a $100 card with your own money and instantly sold it at $75, you'd lose $25 for nothing, which wouldn't make any sense.

The return I get is only partially why I loan out. Some people actually do legitimately need loan for various reason (business, bills, speculation, etc).

The default to repaid ratio isn't too high for a no-collateral loan. Just have to be diligent at screening out the legit request with the scams.

Assuming one of the larger loan gets fully repaid, the total interest that I've gotten alone is more than the total amount I've lost in a few scams.






I did not feel comfortable loaning to you because you were trying to sell your account right before requesting for the loan. This means your buyer will carry your debt and you won't actually repay it. For reference:


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=754769.msg8513728#msg8513728

So you went to a physical Starbucks store to buy these with your own money? Do you have receipts for them?

Genuinely interested, although I'm not really interested in the account, only the balance on it. I don't think you can just transfer the balance to my account, or even use the balance to buy a gift card to give out. Possible for you to buy something on there with the balance and have it shipped to my address?

Also, how long have you had that account, and does it have any prior amazon orders on it?

I'm not saying it's a guaranteed that they close your account, but you sister is at very high risk of having an account closure (and possibly banned too) if you say it was for a bitcoin transaction. I'm not sure if UK has similar sentiments as the US, but here generally banks will close your account if you're dealing with bitcoin, even if it's totally legit.

If this comes to fruition, then I'm providing most of the funds, so I won't be running 

Thought about the intention of this program a little more, and man you guys are greedy. Bob's stuff were dirt cheap (or even free), as if that was not enough, now you must stalk him to take advantage of his generosity.

30 days is a bit harsh for the temp ban. At the very least, give the guy a warning first, that if he does it again then it's a 30-day ban. I'm pretty sure he wasn't aware of the rule before opening that giveaway thread. I myself was not aware of this forum policy until now. When I registered in 2011, I believe this rule was not in place at the time. You can't expect everyone to constantly check new official rules just in case more gets added or old ones get changed.

That's why in this case, at least give the dude a fair warning before hastily throwing the ban hammer. Or at least use some personal judgement on the guy's intention rather than mechanically go by the book.

Confirming I received your repayment.




snarlpill has paid back in fiat, shkiser no communication yet, bl4kjaguar partially repaid but is a complete douche. badgerman most likely a scammer.




Yes not an alt account after looking through some of your posts. But request denied. I don't feel comfortable giving you that amount, given your current profile.

0.25 btc sent: https://blockchain.info/tx/b1296136bea0fd620bf8415a9f0227c9ec6d8b4684c6a8169b908213fa4d44d2

0.26 btc due on Sept 1, sent repayment back to:

1KBKBbMZV2gMgz71JsX1EXKa5mKrrwcqwv