4 BTC loan

[refta]

Hi, i'm kinda new here. although i have done some little transactions with my bitcoins wallet. i need a loan of 4BTC @10% repayment. the purpose of the loan is to complete a purchase of computer supplies from ebay. i also have a btcjam listing https://btcjam.com/listings/3062
i'm ready to provide any necessary documentations and verifications required.
if i'm funded, repayment of the loan is guaranteed.
thanks.






blockchain wallet address  1HuDSbSCtcDBx4MPmSqTZr2CPgDUEPkVoQ

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[refta]

i know its kinda weird for a newbie asking for a 4btc loan. my bad.

[refta]

wont mind anybody taking a chance with a newbie

[c1010010]

Yea, dude... I'm not sure what you are thinking.

How about this... you lend me 10?

[refta]

its just a simple issue of trust. if you need 10btc and i have it and i trust you, i will definitely lend it to you. if you dont pay back, its your reputation that will be dented not mine.

[Cereal]

Why not buy BTC? And borrow some cash from friends/family.

[TCollar]

10% is a very low rate considering the risk involved.  That rate is comparable to getting a small loan from a bank where you already have an account and they know what you make, what you deposit and what your history is.  I think 30% would be more reasonable with the equipment you buy offered as collateral.

But I have no interest in doing this myself.  I got enough computer equipment.

[Matthew N. Wright]

Last I checked, eBay doesn't accept BTC.

Also, according to your BTCJam page,

Code:

Identity verified:	 no
Address verified:	 no
Credit score verified:	 no

You're also giving a supposed sense of urgency (typical of scammers) yet you haven't even bothered to share what auctions you're supposed to pay for. Also, you shouldn't bid on ebay auctions unless you have the funds in-hand in the future.

Where do you live? Maybe someone can visit your home and deliver you some of the computer parts you need and you can pay them back later?

[refta]

Last I checked, eBay doesn't accept BTC.

Also, according to your BTCJam page,

Code:

Identity verified:	 no
Address verified:	 no
Credit score verified:	 no

You're also giving a supposed sense of urgency (typical of scammers) yet you haven't even bothered to share what auctions you're supposed to pay for. Also, you shouldn't bid on ebay auctions unless you have the funds in-hand in the future.

Where do you live? Maybe someone can visit your home and deliver you some of the computer parts you need and you can pay them back later?

with all due respect, its a simple matter of "nobody will lend you that amount of coins". i know how the bitcoin community is prone to thieves. no one is willing to provide a loan without a collateral. i'd just keep my mouth shut on the issue. and by the way you may contact btcjam, i have already submitted all needed documents for id verification and address verification.
thanks

[Matthew N. Wright]

Where do you live? Maybe someone can visit your home and deliver you some of the computer parts you need and you can pay them back later?

Could you answer the above question?

[refta]

Where do you live? Maybe someone can visit your home and deliver you some of the computer parts you need and you can pay them back later?

Could you answer the above question?

you already labeled me a scammer. i dont see the need for that.

[Matthew N. Wright]

Where do you live? Maybe someone can visit your home and deliver you some of the computer parts you need and you can pay them back later?

Could you answer the above question?

you already labeled me a scammer. i dont see the need for that.

With all the urgency to grab coins you sure do give up easily. I was proposing someone here do a safe, reputation building favor of giving your equipment in person (craigslist style) instead of anonymous over the internet. What's your objection?

[Starmie]

No one is gonna give you ~400 dollars, why cant you use your own money

[refta]

Where do you live? Maybe someone can visit your home and deliver you some of the computer parts you need and you can pay them back later?

Could you answer the above question?

you already labeled me a scammer. i dont see the need for that.

With all the urgency to grab coins you sure do give up easily. I was proposing someone here do a safe, reputation building favor of giving your equipment in person (craigslist style) instead of anonymous over the internet. What's your objection?

with all due respect Matthew N. Wright, i'm not trying to drag words with you. i you dont know me in person and you already judged me. a user here sent me a PM asking me to sent 1btc to him as a collateral for 4btc. i cant judge the the person or label the person as a scammer, cos i dont know him. i feel real terrible by your statement.

[greyhawk]

You know Allah is gonna be mighty pissed at you if you don't repay?

[refta]

You know Allah is gonna be mighty pissed at you if you don't repay?

i'm not trying to buy your trust, but i place a very high value on reputation online and offline. anyone will be pissed at a debtor.

[l0lface]

definitely a weird request

[John (John K.)]

You know Allah is gonna be mighty pissed at you if you don't repay?

i'm not trying to buy your trust, but i place a very high value on reputation online and offline. anyone will be pissed at a debtor.

The only problem here is that nothing's stopping you from abandoning this account once the loan is done, and getting another account again.

[TreePot]

Try btcjam.com if you want a 4 btc loan because i doubt anyone will give you some here

[refta]

You know Allah is gonna be mighty pissed at you if you don't repay?

i'm not trying to buy your trust, but i place a very high value on reputation online and offline. anyone will be pissed at a debtor.

The only problem here is that nothing's stopping you from abandoning this account once the loan is done, and getting another account again.

thanks. i truly understand your point due to high risk of BTC fraud. thanks once again.