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March 01, 2016, 05:08:19 PM
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Hello,

I have an affiliate account with 876$ in it, but I will only be able to withdraw it next month.

I have come across an investment that will give me profit recently and I think I will get some profit if I invest.

I can give you the legit affiliate account as insurance.

Only known lenders please contact. I don't want my account stolen and over the next days it will probably reach over 1000$.

Thanks


Thanks. Have other thoughts. Not pursuing this.
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March 01, 2016, 05:10:18 PM
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Just new created account who ask for such big loan. It's a Hugh risk for an online saldo somewhere and hard to trust new created accounts.
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March 01, 2016, 05:14:43 PM
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Just new created account who ask for such big loan. It's a Hugh risk for an online saldo somewhere and hard to trust new created accounts.

True to have suspicions

My affiliate account will speak for itself. It is legit.

Once the lender has my username password, I basically can't do anything about it and if I don't pay back, he can withdraw it himself next month.

I think I have more to loose, I wouldn't be asking if it weren't for the investment I want to make and I have to make an investment now or I will loose.

I will give 10% interest.
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March 01, 2016, 05:16:39 PM
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Just new created account who ask for such big loan. It's a Hugh risk for an online saldo somewhere and hard to trust new created accounts.

True to have suspicions

My affiliate account will speak for itself. It is legit.

Once the lender has my username password, I basically can't do anything about it and if I don't pay back, he can withdraw it himself next month.

I think I have more to loose, I wouldn't be asking if it weren't for the investment I want to make.

Uhhh, actually there's a lot you could do about it.  You could reset the email, contact the site admin and convince him to unlock it claiming it was 'hacked' (it is being logged into from a new location), the affiliate site could be a scam or have a locked withdrawl account, or have had it's earnings made with blackhat methods...

Yeah, this isn't safe.  Really the only digital collateral that should be used is crypto or domains.

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March 01, 2016, 05:20:44 PM
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Just new created account who ask for such big loan. It's a Hugh risk for an online saldo somewhere and hard to trust new created accounts.

True to have suspicions

My affiliate account will speak for itself. It is legit.

Once the lender has my username password, I basically can't do anything about it and if I don't pay back, he can withdraw it himself next month.

I think I have more to loose, I wouldn't be asking if it weren't for the investment I want to make.

Uhhh, actually there's a lot you could do about it.  You could reset the email, contact the site admin and convince him to unlock it claiming it was 'hacked' (it is being logged into from a new location), the affiliate site could be a scam or have a locked withdrawl account, or have had it's earnings made with blackhat methods...

Yeah, this isn't safe.  Really the only digital collateral that should be used is crypto or domains.

That is true if you think about it. I use a vpn to login into the account so the second part won't stick though.

Maybe I will change the email of the account to the lenders for the time being. They give the $ in bitcoins and it is nearly instant. Few hours.
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March 01, 2016, 05:23:29 PM
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Just new created account who ask for such big loan. It's a Hugh risk for an online saldo somewhere and hard to trust new created accounts.

True to have suspicions

My affiliate account will speak for itself. It is legit.

Once the lender has my username password, I basically can't do anything about it and if I don't pay back, he can withdraw it himself next month.

I think I have more to loose, I wouldn't be asking if it weren't for the investment I want to make.

Uhhh, actually there's a lot you could do about it.  You could reset the email, contact the site admin and convince him to unlock it claiming it was 'hacked' (it is being logged into from a new location), the affiliate site could be a scam or have a locked withdrawl account, or have had it's earnings made with blackhat methods...

Yeah, this isn't safe.  Really the only digital collateral that should be used is crypto or domains.

That is true if you think about it. I use a vpn to login into the account so the second part won't stick though.

Maybe I will change the email of the account to the lenders for the time being. They give the $ in bitcoins and it is nearly instant. Few hours.

Honestly the last part is what I'd be most worried about.  There isn't much information on what kind of affiliate site this is given, but you could have easily made a ton of accounts yourself that will display as having the balance, but once you try to make the withdrawl an admin will shut it down fast...  This is a lot of money to rely on a affiliate site for, much less for a gain of only ~10%. 


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March 01, 2016, 05:27:09 PM
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Just new created account who ask for such big loan. It's a Hugh risk for an online saldo somewhere and hard to trust new created accounts.

True to have suspicions

My affiliate account will speak for itself. It is legit.

Once the lender has my username password, I basically can't do anything about it and if I don't pay back, he can withdraw it himself next month.

I think I have more to loose, I wouldn't be asking if it weren't for the investment I want to make.

Uhhh, actually there's a lot you could do about it.  You could reset the email, contact the site admin and convince him to unlock it claiming it was 'hacked' (it is being logged into from a new location), the affiliate site could be a scam or have a locked withdrawl account, or have had it's earnings made with blackhat methods...

Yeah, this isn't safe.  Really the only digital collateral that should be used is crypto or domains.

That is true if you think about it. I use a vpn to login into the account so the second part won't stick though.

Maybe I will change the email of the account to the lenders for the time being. They give the $ in bitcoins and it is nearly instant. Few hours.

Honestly the last part is what I'd be most worried about.  There isn't much information on what kind of affiliate site this is given, but you could have easily made a ton of accounts yourself that will display as having the balance, but once you try to make the withdrawl an admin will shut it down fast...  This is a lot of money to rely on a affiliate site for, much less for a gain of only ~10%.  



If someone is really interested and a person with good ratings here, just PM me. I will tell you the details about the affiliate account. It is as legit as an Amazon account. I don't want to make my exact affiliate business public. Can amazon employee work with me and scam you? No. It is as safe as that. When I tell you the name, you will understand.
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March 01, 2016, 05:34:29 PM
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Forget it.

I might be the one getting scammed. Upon careful consideration, that is more the chance and not worth it.
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