Not interested in using my account as collateral.  I have gotten loans that are 6 times this amount without collateral, and it wouldn't make sense to scam for this small amount when I can easily do more.

Still waiting for someone who can fund this.

I am looking for a half a bitcoin loan to finish funding a large local bitcoins transaction I am doing.  I have taken much larger loans than this (See Quickseller's thread) without collateral, so I am hoping this amount isn't a problem.  I will need the half a bitcoin for about 7 days (repayment will probably be sooner, just want to make sure I have enough time), and I can offer 3% interest on this loan for that time.

Here is the address I have been signing from...
15oA45CSypVDYxVv2UYSUtVFsGmQjpzmhj
Message:
DebitMe, looking for 0.5 btc loan 2/13/2016
HCaYyNAKGQTvUHkG62x5F1Pi+EhKRVR+JVTiIZaosOZAStSMGls7qdTKXK649P33Ce1NE8Gqr/QFnLafTfMjAbQ=

Again, no collateral for this loan, please let me know if anyone can do this as I have to meet the guy soon.

Please use this address to send the bitcoins to.
1Bb8FVrhFkiDK86H5thammrJW4q3MBoLGg

Thanks,

DebitMe

I have purchased Bitcoin Vision 01 and have the tracking, so its on its way.  I am very excited and have wanted to own one of these paintings for a very long time.  They look absolutely beautiful and I am so excited to get it.

I will absolutely be posting pictures once it arrives.

Thanks for the sale,

DebitMe

Loan has been repaid.  Thanks a lot!

Don't blame Hashnest.  You invested in an asset and it didn't turn out, that's your fault, not anyone else's.  Either you didn't understand what you were buying or you didn't accurately predict what the market would do, either way, that is 100% on you and no one else.

This is a service that is offered, it is in no way the same as a Ponzi.  Take ownership for your actions and understand it was your fault for investing and losing, nothing was stolen from you.

Received, thanks a lot!

Asking for a 1 btc loan for 7 days with a 2% interest rate.

Please pay to...
17rAzm2WSbLHKyB6xHqJ2aV77FHdfQudrP

Signed message from
15oA45CSypVDYxVv2UYSUtVFsGmQjpzmhj
DebitMe asking for a loan of 1 btc 2/7/2016
HB5AIkH9wGl+mksa4Tzx+mzkk1pi4KM9gpp2oWhMWBcWrZlazz22ojOKkY6qEgRlgvj+nhNy7R4kUIpDspuF8wQ=

Thanks!

Guaranteed huh...unless of course the bitcoin price goes up alongside the halving. I wouldn't say its unreasonable to expect a price increase, so it's not really a guaranteed loss.

This is exactly why I say do research and understand what your investing in. It's not funny at all, the maintenance is tied to USD, not bitcoin. So as bitcoin price goes up, maintenance costs go down. It is very well explained in the ToS of every single miner.

Here is your 2 threads summed up.  I didn't take the time to read the rules or understand what I was doing and got slapped on the wrist.  I now think I am above that because I understand the rules, so apologize to me for calling me out for being lazy.

Grow up, accept the fact that you were lazy and didn't take the 2 minutes it would have taken to understand how things work, and move on.

Once bitcoins are sent, they are gone.  You cannot get them back unless the person who now owns the coins decides to send them back.  Follow the coins, maybe they will end up somewhere that is known and you can investigate further.

You need to provide more information before anyone can possibly try to help you.  I wasn't even able to follow your original post to figure out what happened.  Your computer may have a virus or a keylogger, who knows though because you haven't given enough information.  Have you been following where the coins have gone?  Did they end up in any known wallets?

Please go check out the how to create a scam accusation thread and then come back and make a proper report so people can help you.

Probably a last ditch effort before pulling everything offline for good.  They got their chips, mined with them for as long as they would make money, and now are done.  Probably made millions at the expense of others, hope these fuckers burn.

Posting to get updates, waiting for price

The biggest factor I see is getting enough people interested each round and getting them to trust you with their bitcoin.  Trust is everything and you are a new account that will be asking people to blindly send 3 btc to your lottery.  Historically that has not worked out well and you will have a hard time gathering a following to participate.

Further, you are running a lottery which is very probably illegal in your jurisdiction.  Even if it is not, you still can't run one in other places where it is, ie US or any other major country, which is where the majority of the players you are hoping to use your site will be from.  So basically, it would most probably be illegal to run, and you would have to not let users participate from countries where it is illegal to run, you would have basically no customer base unless you wanted to run it illegally, in which case, then you have to worry about the feds raining all hell down on you.

Basically, it is not going to work.

Loan has been repaid...
e18e1ce0a09df9f731fbec9f41d8fc79032bd0558054975c485086623c66de03

Thanks again!

I can do 2k (daily) through WU for you if you want, provided I have the coin liquidity at the time at 5% over spot.

Yes it is true there were no threads about it, but if you look in my trust history he gives a pretty detailed description of the piece.  No problem though, this is just an interest check, thread or not, there were only roughly maybe 15 pieces that were made and shipped out, and with 10 of the pieces being large B's, this one is definitely unique in its variety.  IDK, who knows.

Do not take advice on profitability from strangers on the internet.  Go to www.bitcoinwisdom.com and use their calculator to come up with your own conclusion.  Then go and read and understand the asset your thinking about investing in.  Then, if you have questions, come back, but it will do you absolutely no good to not understand and blindly ask strangers who don't have your best interests at heart about what to do.

Hello, I have in my possession an original plaque that I had commissioned from Woodcollector.  Now regardless of your feelings for the guy (which is beyond the scope of this thread), he is now apart of bitcoin history, and I am curious if his works carry any value as collectibles?

I have a plaque made from purpleheart wood that is used to house a silver quarter collection.  It has enough slots to house a silver quarter for every year that they were made (Please see pictures for reference).

Please let me know if there is any interest in this piece as it is apart of bitcoin history.  I really don't know at what price I would let it go, but would be interested to see what interest there was around it.

Pictures Here - http://imgur.com/a/jhHDE

Thanks,

DebitMe