BITLEND.IO : How to get an invitation code for registration?

[AmatoM78]

Hallo,

I try to register me to this platform, but it require me an invitation code. Someone could provide me a code?

 

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[boxhock]

PM me the email you want to register with, and I'll get you an invite

[Paul Revere]

PM me the email you want to register with, and I'll get you an invite

PLEASE stop scamming!

What happened to the other asshat GAW/Paycoin scumbags promoting Bitlend.io? They have to send out weaklings like this now? Tisk, tisk.

[lemipawa]

Is this another bitcoin lending site that will asks possible borrowers outrageous requirements before you can ask for a loan?

[Paul Revere]

Is this another bitcoin lending site that will asks possible borrowers outrageous requirements before you can ask for a loan?

Correct. And this operation is being run by most of the same scumbags behind the GAW/Paycoin fraud operation. Currently there are new phishing scams targeting the GAW/Hashtalk Email database popping up about every week, for which the short list of possible culprits who had access to the GAW Email database mirrors the lineup of the assholes running Bitlend.io. Wait till the fun starts when they start cashing in on the full financial records database they are trying to accumulate with Bitlend.io.

Here is the Bitlend.io thread started by Jason Sponaugle lying and posing as a satisfied customer of Bitlend when he is actually part of the Bitlend operation. Appears to be 100% scam run by a pack of known scumbag scammers. Do yourself a favor and stay the fuck away from these assholes!

[thefaucetrunner]

Is this another bitcoin lending site that will asks possible borrowers outrageous requirements before you can ask for a loan?

Sound about right! I'm wary of both the lenders and the users of these services, I don't know. Perhaps because I give plenty of free satoshi away already, but I just think these services lack the transparency that you'd expect from a normal credit arrangement.