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[Vod]

Do you not fucking read? It would be under contract and that shit would have to be reported for one it's over 10K !! Non expert in US laws you are.

$8,500 is not over 10K, grunt.

You get your $8,500 from here @35% interest, bank is none the wiser, you get the other $8,500 from the bank at 5%.  BOOM you have $17,000.

BUT you need to pay the bank back.... that's why you didn't do that and save yourself thousands of dollars.

Anyway, I've already proven you are a scammer and I don't feel like handing out tips for your next scam.  Have a better day.   

[KGBSlim]

You haven't proved nothing all you've done is accused me of bullshit! Where are you Saudi Arabia? Once again I was not asking for someone to send me BTC to an anonymous wallet, I would not expect someone to deal like that with this amount. As matter of fact I would prefer direct check so there would be proof of transaction unless someone insisted on BTCs only(unsure why anyone would choose that to begin with, we both know a lender would have a plan). I would assume their is some kind of system like the coin base deal I used for payments etc(not talking about random wallet address either, I own my own company and took quite a few payments through them) again that would show up and I'd have to pay sales tax unless I proved it was a loan) we have all kinds of crazy laws since the patriot act was enacted. Stop trying so hard to not have to say you may have been wrong. You accusing me doesn't mean shit, this is the one thing I hate about the Internet, people like you a former "bouncer" thinks all of sudden you have a bachelors degree in criminal law, tax law, etc. seriously just go away. I'm not out to fucking scam anybody and I'm smart enough to know if someone made this kind of deal they would know enough to cover all loose ends to keep from being scammed. my contract is definitely enforceable there are businesses using them and they hold up just use google. No need to keep quoting me you're the Only person talking to me so I know what you're referring to. Smfh

[KGBSlim]

It's called a lump sum payment for an income stream, technically not a loan. That's how they get away with the rate just so you know.