This is my first time loaning of BTC therefore i do not know what details i shld look into. If possible can someone fill me in with the info and i will redo my loan request.
Apologize
Firstly, offer some collateral that's worth a tad more than the loan amount you're requesting. It could be anything, normally some kind of altcoin. Then fully think out all the terms, like the exact date for repayment and the interest rate you're willing to pay. Lastly, make a the details public and verifiable. There's not very much to it. |
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I hope OP is aware how much this problem is costing him. When you leave for a month like this, people ask the same over and over in the thread, so you're basically paying for pages upon pages of just complaints. Or if you don't want to pay for posts in this thread, it will be a nightmare to sort out.
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OP, if you want to purchase with credit card, go to coinbase. You have to go through verification checks, but that shouldn't be a problem since you were ok with giving ID anyways. They accept credit, but with a markup from spot price of course. Other than that, you won't get any purchases from anyone with someone that is so reversible.
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I pay you back the cash value of the loan plus the interest in 2 months...
Any reason why I should lend you the coins for the miner, rather than using the coins to buy my own miner? And if I loan the amount out in btc, then you should pay back in the btc, not the dollar amount. If btc price moves up or down, then you take the risk or the rewards, not the lender. This is a risky loan for the lender, seeing how you haven't even put in the time to think out the terms, or factored in time required before you even get the miner. Not to mention the most important is no collateral. |
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No doubt USA will ban bitcoins now they have made their $$.
Is this a trolling statement? Do you realize that USMS and FBI is part of the US government? This sets precedence that bitcoin is allowed to be sold, otherwise it would be very hypocritical of the government. In fact, California has now legalized bitcoin, and I'm pretty sure other states will eventually follow. |
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If only they had this at the end of last year or beginning of this year. I could have bought a bunch of mining equipment with them for scrypt mining, then use the proceeds to buy more mining equipment.
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OP, welcome to last month. You missed the drama about this, is that why you bring it up again?
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I see you don't loan to hero members. That's also discrimination  |
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Your account isn't considered collateral, because at any time you can sign a message with the address you have on there, saying you want it back, and Theymos will give the account back. So you said repayment is on July 10? What kind of interest are you adding for repayment? It sounds like you've sacrificed a lot of things so far to get the ring. For a bit of humor, yet holds a lot of truth, here is a video for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5kWu1ifBGU |
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It looks like the only difference between new and old sig code is the URL, otherwise the display is still the same. The URL looks like it's now tracking how many clicks redirect to the website, probably to analyze how effective this sig campaign is.
Luckily I skim this thread every few days. But some people might not check to see the update, so it's probably best to also PM them of changes.
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Wow this is huge! They have such large market share that this will drive other merchants to start accepting btc also, otherwise be left in the dirt. I'm surprised that TigerDirect actually beat them to accepting btc. Now... only if we can get Amazon to also accept it.
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LTC doesn't really offer anything too innovative compared to bitcoin. Sure it has faster block times, but that's not a big enough difference to warrant new infrastructure that's already established for btc. I also think it's sliding because one factor is that multipools now generally pay out in btc. You could be mining LTC, but they instantly get converted by the pool to get paid by btc.
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Please pay the network fee yourself.
You sure feel entitled for someone that's asking for help. Lender pays all fees to help you out. Nice. I guarantee you won't get the loan (pretty obvious why), and it's not because of the network fee. |
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Seeing how the US government auctioned off a shit ton of bitcoins, I don't see how California or other soon-to-follow states wouldn't call it legal, otherwise they'll just contradict each other. Written law that legalize bitcoin is actually a pretty big step forward for crypto currency's legitimacy.
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So what happens when you lose the bet and can't pay? Then it's actually the lenders loss, right?
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They might bid $900, but it doesn't mean they will pay. It could just be a shill company driving up bids.
this is a great chance for someone to troll and drive the price up. most likely the case.
Except that this is a blind auction where bidders will not know what others bid, and you cannot constantly up your bids. The highest bid will not up any other bids. And besides, would anyone really want to troll the FBI when their real identity is known? |
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Trolling thread to get all your hopes up. No real bidder will put in a bid at such organized numbers, and nearly all of them too. Btw can someone do a quick calculation on what the price would be if 30k btc were bought from the current market, assuming current price is $620?
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A newb with 4 posts, gambles, and no collateral, yet somehow still 100% safe  |
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Where? I've checked his profile and all his ads, didn't see a link on LBC that links directly to this thread or his forum profile. Anyways, I've communicated with him in PM and on LBC, and can confirm he's 1aguar on LBC. bl4kjaguar, post your address and state how many btc I'm lending you. I can lend a pretty hefty amount, but for this first transaction, willing to only lend up to 2btc.
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