$20 Loan - $200 Worth Domain Name Portfolio as Collateral

[Weirdest]

Hey! My name is James, I'm a domainer and a newbie here. I need a loan of $20 to take care of Flippa fees for a couple domain names I want to sell there. I'll pay back once the auctions end. As collateral I'll handover a 20 domain portfolio worth about $200 in reg fees and worth way more than $200 in market value. Lender or Escrow will keep the names in their Namecheap/Godadddy account until I repay loan then they transfer them back to me. I can also give link to my Namepros Business account.

[xinzark]

Domains can be reversed if you contact the support and call them you were hacked or any similar story

Another case : Purchase domains with Paypal. Transfer them to other for loan. Reverse the PayPal payment. Now the scammer will sit with both PayPal and bitcoins and Lender will have their account Locked

[Weirdest]

Domains can be reversed if you contact the support and call them you were hacked or any similar story

Another case : Purchase domains with Paypal. Transfer them to other for loan. Reverse the PayPal payment. Now the scammer will sit with both PayPal and bitcoins and Lender will have their account Locked

Do you have something against me? This is a dumb reply and totally uncalled for. Domains are sold everyday for thousands and millions of dollars. So you're saying people shouldn't buy domains anymore because seller can call support and claim they didn't sell the names but were hacked. Okay, I'm not selling my domains here. But then, there's more than enough proof of loan transaction for lender to win any dispute that arises. The second case is funnier, domain registrars should stop accepting PayPal payments because customers can chargeback yeah? And isn't there a period after which you can't chargeback a payment on Paypal? Now without knowing how long I've had those domain names registered you're making such a remark. Well, none of my domain names were paid for with PayPal, I have proof of that. You aren't even a newbie, I'm disappointed.
I'm not the first, people have been taking loans with their domain name as collateral. If you can't help me, don't spoil my thread please.

[xinzark]

Do you have something against me?

No I don't. I am just explaining possible scenarios that might happen with lender and I am also not calling you a scammer

Domains are sold everyday for thousands and millions of dollars. So you're saying people shouldn't buy domains anymore because seller can call support and claim they didn't sell the names but were hacked.

I know thousands of domains are being sold everyday and many of them gets reversed too. The ones who gets sold for millions are sold on special agreements which is a solid proof of sale

The second case is funnier, domain registrars should stop accepting PayPal payments because customers can chargeback yeah? And isn't there a period after which you can't chargeback a payment on Paypal? Now without knowing how long I've had those domain names registered you're making such a remark. Well, none of my domain names were paid for with PayPal, I have proof of that.

I know there is a period after which the buyer can't charge back.  I was unknown about how much your domains are old. Instead of informing, you panicked on me

I'm not the first, people have been taking loans with their domain name as collateral. If you can't help me, don't spoil my thread please.

Only few requests were fulfilled who offered domain names as collateral

[jackg]

The second poster is correct!
Domain ownership can be reversed.
If these domains are crypto related you could sell them here!
Otherwise, sell one domain somewhere and use that to fund this!

I'd never consider domain names as collateral and recently denied another and they sent valid collateral - maybe you could do the same here?

[Weirdest]

The second poster is correct!
Domain ownership can be reversed.
If these domains are crypto related you could sell them here!
Otherwise, sell one domain somewhere and use that to fund this!

I'd never consider domain names as collateral and recently denied another and they sent valid collateral - maybe you could do the same here?

What type of collateral will you consider as valid? I see alot of people on here offer their btctalk account as collateral but mine isn't established enough. Idk what else I could use that's why I offered my domain names. Tried to sell my AWS account but people seem to be interested in buying only SES with sending limit increased.

[jackg]

The second poster is correct!
Domain ownership can be reversed.
If these domains are crypto related you could sell them here!
Otherwise, sell one domain somewhere and use that to fund this!

I'd never consider domain names as collateral and recently denied another and they sent valid collateral - maybe you could do the same here?

What type of collateral will you consider as valid? I see alot of people on here offer their btctalk account as collateral but mine isn't established enough. Idk what else I could use that's why I offered my domain names. Tried to sell my AWS account but people seem to be interested in buying only SES with sending limit increased.

Mainly many accounts are good to use.
I've seen accounts like steeam accounts and oter online gaming accounts being used as collateral.
It would also be possible to use other things such as vouchers (but they can easily be cancelled and will probably not be accepted!)
You can also use any physical posessions (eg gold, computers...)

[TempForKing]

Zinzark @ zack. You two are so fucking stupid, it's irritating me. If it's that easy to hack a domain, then go and hack one. I fucking dare you. Come on! Get me www.robert.com.  oh, you can't? Why's that? Because it's not that fucking easy, you retards. Go back to shit posting in the games and rounds section .

[jackg]

Zinzark @ zack. You two are so fucking stupid, it's irritating me. If it's that easy to hack a domain, then go and hack one. I fucking dare you. Come on! Get me www.robert.com.  oh, you can't? Why's that? Because it's not that fucking easy, you retards. Go back to shit posting in the games and rounds section .

We can't hack that domain as we wouldn't hack that domain. When you register a domain, you provide lots of information to the registrar:

Name: Christian K*****
Organization: Robert Damkjaer A S
Address: Anslet Landevej 10
City: Haderslev
Postal Code: 6100
Country: DK
Phone: +45.****6138

I've blocked out a few things for your protection on this forum.
Information is avaliable here

Now, you can contact your registrar and, as all this iformation is given, you can easily get the domain back into your posession.
If you provided the correct name, you can simply say your account was hacked and send an imal with the IP address, phone number and ID and the registrar can put the domains back into your control.

[xinzark]

Zinzark @ zack. You two are so fucking stupid, it's irritating me. If it's that easy to hack a domain, then go and hack one. I fucking dare you. Come on! Get me www.robert.com.  oh, you can't? Why's that? Because it's not that fucking easy, you retards. Go back to shit posting in the games and rounds section .

No its not easy to hack a domain but it is easy to act like you are Hacked

Learn some language kid. Drink milk and go to school 

[Straux]

Zinzark @ zack. You two are so fucking stupid, it's irritating me. If it's that easy to hack a domain, then go and hack one. I fucking dare you. Come on! Get me www.robert.com.  oh, you can't? Why's that? Because it's not that fucking easy, you retards. Go back to shit posting in the games and rounds section .

Elon Musk got his email hacked. A guy went to his domain provider, used his social security number (can be bought for cheap), and they gave him access to the domain. The hacker then changed the DNS entries to his own server, and he had total control.

It's not that hard if you have the balls for fraud.

[knightkon]

I may be interested in doing this loan if you are willing to pm me the domains that I will be holding.  I work with GoDaddy and I am willing to entertain this request.  I will wait to hear from you.