Is this the start of full repayments?   

Seems kinda sketchy to be claiming to be the first when we have already in this thread pointed out one other example, BTCjam, you could also argue that "platform for Bitcoin debt instruments" is also applicable to GLBSE (now defunct), MPEx (now basically defunct), BTCT (now defunct), BitFunder (now defunct), coinlenders (now defunct), bitfinex, ripple (defunct from day one), and the lending section of this forum (now defunct), just to name a few examples.

And if I manage to get a lot of customers I have an ability and contacts in enough data centres to make the likes of drop box connection look like there hosting on dial up...

CA (Certificate Authority) matters for the people, to enhance their customer's trust level for the business.

well it will take 2-3 days to report 50posts, and its not necessary that they get 100percent correct, they can get atleast 60percent correct, if they make less than 30percent correct they get to report more 20posts and if they report less than 10percent correct, they get a permanent ban. Like this we can make this system

eBay contacted CNET after this story was initially published, saying it discovered "recently" that it was a victim of "a cyber attack on our corporate information network, which compromised a database containing eBay user passwords." The company's spokesperson told CNET there is "no evidence that any financial information was accessed or compromised."

The statement follows an odd stream of events this morning when eBay-owned PayPal posted a blog entitled "eBay, Inc. to Ask All eBay users to Change Passwords." The blog post included nothing but the title, but quickly hit the Web after it was retweeted dozens of times. The blog post was then taken down from PayPal's site, causing even more confusion for users of the online auction house.

eBay has since posted information about the hack on it's official blog. The company will ask all users to change their passwords starting later on Wednesday.

The database, which eBay said was compromised in late February and early March, held eBay customer's names, encrypted passwords, email addresses, physical addresses, phone numbers, and dates of birth. However, the company says users' financial information was not accessed.

Everyone gets a chance.

You blew yours by coming to an anonymous non-reversible currency site and begging for money first thing. 

You want another?  Spend a few months building up your rep by contributing to the community in a positive way.

It may be different CA (Certificate Authority).

give me a free hug TradeFortress, you owe me 0.04 for the signature thing. :|

I really can't believe it but "lightlord" has given me all the money I needed to pay off my rent and I'll be owing him forever for literally saving my life. Now with the rent paid off, I can manage the food and other things myself although it will be a very little bit hard but the main problem was solved. I really can't ever thank him enough for literally saving my life. Thank you lightlord!

It is a simple no frills program.  I think that it is way more secure than any email.  It takes a little while to send a message because your computer has to do some work before the message is allowed to be sent out, so that part could be a bit slow as it won't be like instant messaging.  Still, that work it is doing is part of the process that makes it more secure. 

And It needs serious investigation as suicide is considered both illegal, and a crime.