newbie need quick loan 0.05 BTC (no collateral) repayment 0.055 BTC in 1 week

[johnny1234]

i am newbie. first time i am asking  i need a loan of 0.05 BTC until payday 1 week time on the 27th  may repay before.  repayment amount 0.055 BTC.
deposit address :  1JLbwoHmDEihWcPTBQetAMNjHeF7Hpw38F

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[Lone Shark]

LOL. Read stickies.

Collateral? None right? GTFO.

[onnz423]

First post to ask a 0.05btc loan without collateral, you know how shady that sounds right?
Enjoy your red trust

[johnny1234]

i have seen a previous members requesting loan without collaterals and were accepted
what is the difference with mine?

[0x0010]

You need to offer some kind of guarantee that you do indeed have the intention of paying back. Can't just join some forum and expect people to randomly give you $40 lol

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[josephdd1]

i have seen a previous members requesting loan without collaterals and were accepted
what is the difference with mine?

You have? When? You are a "newbie" here with 0 activity and 1st post a thread requesting a loan...a NON collateral one to be exact.
So this is an alt of yours yes? You have the time to "see" other members asking but you don't read any of the stickies....
Really now?!

You won't get a single satoshi scammer, cheers!

[onnz423]

i have seen a previous members requesting loan without collaterals and were accepted
what is the difference with mine?

1. You have no collateral at all.
2. Fresh account made today, AND STILL NO COLLATERAL.
3. After getting a loan without collateral, im pretty sure that you would never log onto this account again.

So if you want a loan without collateral, ask your friends or family. I don't think anyone will fill this (i hope).
You could always use an account as a collateral, but since it is a fresh account asking for loan i don't think so.
Read these before applying again, thank you:

[EDU] EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN LENDING TO USERS!
[EDU] The Rule of "No Collateral, No Loan" - IGNORE AT YOUR OWN RISK!

[johnny1234]

ok thanks for the info