1 BTC loan to help win an Auction.

[brie]

I am currently seeking a 1 BTC loan on BTCjam.com ( https://btcjam.com/listings/3371 ) and would like to extend my search to these forums.

I am currently bidding on an auction on Bitmit and seeing the current market fluctuations I would like a little bit of wiggle room as the auction is in USD instead of BTC. I will pay this loan back ASAP, most likely within the month.

The auction ends today and any bit of coin will help me win.

So, whatcha say? A little help?

I have some good reputation on BTCjam (and have ID verified), I pay back all of my loans early and plan on keeping it that way.

If anyone would like to fund my loan either on BTCjam or through an arrangement here I would greatly appreciate the help.

[brie]

Oh, I currently earn about 1.5 BTC per month so I would be able to pay back the loan in short order.

[brie]

What is a fair interest rate for a loan on this forum given the situation? I am willing to pay a reasonable amount of interest both parties agree to for this loan.

[Justin00]

7% has always been a good figure

[brie]

7% has always been a good figure

Seems fair to me, I'd be willing to pay that.

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

7% has always been a good figure

Seems fair to me, I'd be willing to pay that.

Have you got in touch with Trendon Shavers? He might be able to help you.

[brie]

7% has always been a good figure

Seems fair to me, I'd be willing to pay that.

Have you got in touch with Trendon Shavers? He might be able to help you.

Laying rest to one and a half weeks of suspense, yesterday pirateat40, the pseudonymous operator of the Bitcoin Savings and Trust investment scheme, has officially announced that he is in default1. BST was a high-yield investment scheme that opened in November 20112 and offered its customers interest rates of up to 7% per week

7% per week

Nice one!  

Honestly though, I don't mind paying 10 bucks (at the current exchange rate) for the privilege of borrowing.

[brie]

The BTCjam loan was funded.