No lender will give new accounts with loan without collateral. It's too easy to run off with, and too easy to just make a new account.

If it's only $11, then pony up the money to buy it off an exchange. US exchanges require ID, but thats hould be no problem since you're readily providing it anyways.

Finally, someone knows how to properly ask for a loan. Although personally I think the 10% interest is too low for the span of 2.5 months.

This feature must have been implemented recently. Back when I registered in 2011, we did not have this option. People would put address in their sig, but that was more for begging for donations.

Selling my account for 32982 btc, serious buyers only.

Really, that's just pathetic to buy accounts for sig campaigns. First of all, rates are not guaranteed for long term, and second, you make much more money for a decent job.

Now buying a high status account for the gained trust, that's another story. I've seen first hand someone using a purchased hero member account to try to scam.

You didn't bother reading the thread, why bother replying?

Hey based on the post below, you're still selling it. Since this thread is about 6 months old, is it still 14 btc?

Also, I'm in California, so is there any way to make the sales work from Texas to Cali?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=646170.msg7224387#msg7224387

I quoted you for the contract. Sent 0.02btc.

https://blockchain.info/tx/9d073d55d973c6c53583c8f67ecd48e432627f2c1ce66dc97f8816a1c8776bb6

Since you're getting defensive to other members, then here is something more constructive:

Try looking at it from a lenders point of view. Why should a lender trust a new account with 15 posts, asking for a loan with no collateral? What can anyone do if you decide to run? Sure you could be well known, sure you could have a bitcoin business, and sure you could legitimately pay back the loan. But talk is cheap, time and again this has been seen on here. You have not proved yourself on this community, or anything you've claimed. You'll either need trust or collateral, or both. Since you do not have trust yet, then put up some collateral.

Hope that helps.

I can escrow if you want me to. I'm in the US and have a BofA account. I've provided a few large loans and ran group buys before.

No hard feelings if you don't want me to 

For a personal signature, why would you use Cryptsy? I guess there's no point in telling you now, as you've already learned after it's too late.

Good luck, hope you get your account back. Don't expect Theymos to do anything though. It might be a huge deal to you, but your account is only one of tens of thousands, and these are little nuances to him.

You're actually still 0.14btc short from the original agreement, and nothing was given extra to the amount you were suppose to owe for being late. I didn't make "more", btc just simply increase in value during that time. I loaned you the amount in btc, you pay back in btc, and I never cashed out and no fiat was involved.

However, I will also state this publicly to vouch for him: I loaned him 2.3btc, which is a rather large amount WITHOUT collateral. Now I didn't just randomly hand it over that easily. We chatted for about 4 hours so I can get to know him and to verify him thoroughly. There was no collateral involved, so at any moment he can turn his back and I can't do a single thing. In the end, he pulled through and paid back the original loan amount + interest. Transactions like this does put legitimacy back into the lending section amongst the majority here that are out just for a quick scam. It's a shame nowadays that lenders shy away from people that do need the actual loan, so I hope there can be more successful large loan such as this one.

But even with that said, $2,900 is still a rather large amount so I don't recommend lenders to provide the loan unless you know him, or collateral is involved.

You know what the US gov can also do with the coins once sold? Track them for a long time. The bidder does not truly buy "clean" coins.

This could be an experiment for them to learn how successful they can be at following these sold coins.

I'll provide this chump change loan. Post your address.

So what happens when you send late?

Perhaps large whales or wall street will join, but they will not be buying from the current pool of available bitcoins, which has no positive effect on driving prices up. They buy directly from FBI, which has a potential of crashing the price afterwards.

Bad news indeed. Private keys will last forever, but no business or website will last FOREVER, and once that goes down, your coins go down with them. Or if you're in a pinch and need to access the keys during the small chance their servers are offline or their hosting is down, you're shit out of luck too.

That's quite a shame, otherwise the coin/design is beautiful.

How am I suppose to have this in "writing" other than my account login and pw to the tradehill account? That's like saying if you have your btc and fiat in writing in mtgox account when it went down. So no, there is no official writing, but Jared can verify it when I give him my email and pw. They should have logged database.

Just like how FINCEN deems bitcoin as "money" but the IRS wants to tax it as property.

Makes no sense at all.

This won't be the last time that it reaches 51%. If you think about it, most miners couldn't give a shit if a 51% is reached, as long as bitcoin/money goes into their pockets. This means that they couldn't care less to switch to another pool, and this event is evident.

It doesn't matter if the mass amount of coins are sold on exchange, or privately. It'll eventually trickle down to the market. Sure the FBI isn't originally dumping it on an exchange, but there is no guarantee that the auction winner will not in turn dump it on an exchange or hold them.

This makes no sense at all. When you "buy" gold for bitcoins, you're not backing it, but rather exchanging one for the other. Both are limited in supply, so there is no need to back one with the other.