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What happened:: goose20 was one of the first with whom I deal in this forum , pp-btc exchange, later loaned him multiple time. Always smoothly, until last loan, where he lost money in the margin trade. If from the beginning everything went as normal, by mutual agreement, that later he began to dictate conditions to me, how much he will pay interest, or when he not return by my request and agreement loan until 27th July and I lost the opportunity to receive BCH, he disagreed compensate it, later in end of year he said that will pause repayments , because he need money for family and Christmas gifts, and most likely will resume in January. I did not receive any news from him, until today when ask him. He respond that he not owe me more, because he calculate that during our entire business period (around 2 year) he paid me more than received!!! Or if count loans in usd, I even earn hundreds percent profits. Scammers Profile Link:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=109881Reference Link:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1161170.msg18558792#msg18558792Amount Scammed: +0.46 BTCPayment Method: Bitcoins Proof of Payment: https://blockchain.info/tx/ff80aa3bf0e4954979dca0a11c3f8caa1f6b8b27de808669d5550f5e4c504639Initial loan was granted on April 12, 2017 , after He asked extension, I agreed (he paid interest https://blockchain.info/tx/77415e222e19c7525b0aedbc13c65773b4a3ab0a4cf6d23d59769434d7e788e8)Hi zazarb, I am hoping we can extend the current loan. Price of btc has caused losses for me in alt trading - all alts are red negative at the moment. My loan is due tomorrow for 0.65btc (0.62btc principal and 0.03btc interest). Can i repay as follows: -> pay interest of 0.03btc tomorrow, then extend loan to 31 May 2017 and repay 0.66btc (the 0.62btc principal plus an additional 0.04btc interest). I really hope you are agreeable to this. Thank you. Asked second extension (interest paid https://blockchain.info/tx/2fbb17a701a6ae05745bc4ba57b4d6b4bcee98c0f8317b7f70ae52c5eabaa0a2)
Hi zazarb, I am hoping we can extend the current loan. Price of btc has caused losses for me in alt trading - all alts are red negative at the moment. My loan is due tomorrow for 0.65btc (0.62btc principal and 0.03btc interest). Can i repay as follows: -> pay interest of 0.03btc tomorrow, then extend loan to 31 May 2017 and repay 0.66btc (the 0.62btc principal plus an additional 0.04btc interest). I really hope you are agreeable to this. Thank you. Yes sure Awesome. Thank you. The 0.03btc interest: https://blockchain.info/tx/77415e222e19c7525b0aedbc13c65773b4a3ab0a4cf6d23d59769434d7e788e8Cheers hey mate I am not received payment.. Hi zazarb, I can send through the interest of 0.04btc now. Please confirm repayment address. I need to re-loan the principal of 0.62btc until 1 July 2017 please. An additional 0.04btc interest will be paid then ((total 0.66btc). I hope you can agree. Cheers Asked third extension (paid interest https://blockchain.info/tx/463c49bf4913c18a39d2fd4cf45a1f3c61fcfb96b44d4f395ded990b5ca8b7ad)hi Do not miss the deadline?
Hi zazarb, I can send through the interest of 0.04btc now. Please confirm repayment address.I need to again re-loan the principal of 0.62btc until 29 July 2017 please. An additional 0.01btc interest per week will be paid. This will be my final extension and i do not anticipate needing the full 4 weeks which is why i am doing a per week interest this time. I'm slowly getting out of trading and need a few more weeks. Again i hope you can agree. Many thanks as always. I hope you can agree. Cheers Missed repayment on 27th July. I asked repay until hard fork.hey, haven't hear from you For a while, one of your mentioned date was 6th Aug ? What is the situation now?
Hi zazarb, I thought you were getting back to me as to how we were going to deal with the fork situation after we saw how it all went. From my perspective, i will repay principal loan plus 0.01btc interest per week until date repaid. I also had about 0.2btc on Poloniex margin trading and now they are saying they will pay BCH on 14th August so i may get some BCH. I can pay that to you if i get it. I'm not sure how they'll work with margin account. Otherwise i can only repay BTC. Could we extend loan to 20th August. I will then owe you total of 0.69BtC. Cheers mate. here he paid interest for two month and small amount of principleHi zazarb, The continued rise of BTC means i can't afford to pay you back in one go. I will have to do part payments. I haven't got my tax yet and i didn’t get any bch from poloniex either. I just repaid you 0.09btc : https://blockchain.info/tx/2027e6dad3d9f119df338b7c329bfbf0d5dc9f2dcb4dc710a458da424626bc66As i go along i will make sure i pay you back full principal plus sufficient interest. Hopefully the rest will be in either 2 or 3 more payments. Amount owed today 0.69btc Amount paid 0.09btcBalance still owing 0.5btc I just never expected btc price to get so high. Thanks for your understanding. Cheers Sorry. The above should be: Amount owed today 0.69btc Amount paid 0.09btcBalance still owing 0.6btcCheers next repayment Last one payment: Hi zazarb, Further to PM above, i will be making my next monthly payment to you by the end of this weekend. Please note that i have these repayments scheduled as monthly in my diary with a minimum of 0.1btc plus interest. Depending on my expenses and exchange price at time, i will of course pay more than 0.1btc if able to afford. Cheers mate weekend pass, but I haven't received payment. Hi zazarb, Just made a part payment: https://blockchain.info/tx/d8fe2fd15e4f03f296f275de88b73c259706c3cd7c37aa7aff6498b4da96ff91Balance still owing before today: 0.5btc Plus interest up to today: 0.0225btc Less payment today: 0.1225btc Balance still owed 0.4btcCheers So last payment was on 19th Oct. remaining amount to repay 0.4 BTC+ at least 0.06 BTC interest for 3 month. Additional Notes: I advise you to not deal with this user until this dispute is resolved.
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February 04, 2018, 07:19:21 PM Last edit: February 04, 2018, 07:45:59 PM by goose20 |
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-- RESERVED (i will respond when i review this) -- In the meantime, my response is: I am not a scammer. I have not scammed zazarb. Zazarb opening this as a scam accusation is ridiculous. Quick facts are:- in April 2017, i borrowed 0.62btc with a repayment of 0.65btc approx 1 month later. In $$ terms, that equated to loan of $750 with expected repayment of $780. - This loan was after many dealings and previous loans with zazarb, all which went smoothly and were repaid with interest. Between 10 to 20 deals in all. - But then the price of BTC started to rise quickly and a lot. As the price continued to rise, i made 7 monthly part repayments total of 0.455Btc / $1830. - By November and December the price was up 10x to 20x and it was impossible to keep paying. This issue is due to the massive increase in BTC price and not my honesty. I have well over 100 successful trades on this forum with a very good record. SummaryZazarb = despite the big picture and overall context of the circumstances, i need to keep paying, even though it is many thousands of $$$"s now. Goose20 = i continued to keep paying month after month, even as BTC kept rising but it became unfair, unreasonable and unrealistic to continue due to massive volatility and price surge of Btc. The last loan i repaid 0.455btc/ $1830 of the 0.62btc/$750 loan. And of the previous 10 loans including this one, i received a total of 5.745btc from zazarb and paid him 5.930btc. He is at least +.185btc. Zazarb has said his loaning is not done as a business but rather as a service to this community. He is well in front in his dealings with me. I can not of anticipated such a huge spike in price. There are a lot more PMs between myself and zazarb about this issue which zazarb has not posted here. I have asked his permission, and he has approved, that i may post these here to provide a fuller and more proper context. State a fact without proper context is misleading imo. Cheers goose20 What happened:: goose20 was one of the first with whom I deal in this forum , pp-btc exchange, later loaned him multiple time. Always smoothly, until last loan, where he lost money in the margin trade. If from the beginning everything went as normal, by mutual agreement, that later he began to dictate conditions to me, how much he will pay interest, or when he not return by my request and agreement loan until 27th July and I lost the opportunity to receive BCH, he disagreed compensate it, later in end of year he said that will pause repayments , because he need money for family and Christmas gifts, and most likely will resume in January. I did not receive any news from him, until today when ask him. He respond that he not owe me more, because he calculate that during our entire business period (around 2 year) he paid me more than received!!! Or if count loans in usd, I even earn hundreds percent profits. Scammers Profile Link:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=109881Reference Link:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1161170.msg18558792#msg18558792Amount Scammed: +0.46 BTCPayment Method: Bitcoins Proof of Payment: https://blockchain.info/tx/ff80aa3bf0e4954979dca0a11c3f8caa1f6b8b27de808669d5550f5e4c504639Initial loan was granted on April 12, 2017 , after He asked extension, I agreed (he paid interest https://blockchain.info/tx/77415e222e19c7525b0aedbc13c65773b4a3ab0a4cf6d23d59769434d7e788e8)Hi zazarb, I am hoping we can extend the current loan. Price of btc has caused losses for me in alt trading - all alts are red negative at the moment. My loan is due tomorrow for 0.65btc (0.62btc principal and 0.03btc interest). Can i repay as follows: -> pay interest of 0.03btc tomorrow, then extend loan to 31 May 2017 and repay 0.66btc (the 0.62btc principal plus an additional 0.04btc interest). I really hope you are agreeable to this. Thank you. Asked second extension (interest paid https://blockchain.info/tx/2fbb17a701a6ae05745bc4ba57b4d6b4bcee98c0f8317b7f70ae52c5eabaa0a2)
Hi zazarb, I am hoping we can extend the current loan. Price of btc has caused losses for me in alt trading - all alts are red negative at the moment. My loan is due tomorrow for 0.65btc (0.62btc principal and 0.03btc interest). Can i repay as follows: -> pay interest of 0.03btc tomorrow, then extend loan to 31 May 2017 and repay 0.66btc (the 0.62btc principal plus an additional 0.04btc interest). I really hope you are agreeable to this. Thank you. Yes sure Awesome. Thank you. The 0.03btc interest: https://blockchain.info/tx/77415e222e19c7525b0aedbc13c65773b4a3ab0a4cf6d23d59769434d7e788e8Cheers hey mate I am not received payment.. Hi zazarb, I can send through the interest of 0.04btc now. Please confirm repayment address. I need to re-loan the principal of 0.62btc until 1 July 2017 please. An additional 0.04btc interest will be paid then ((total 0.66btc). I hope you can agree. Cheers Asked third extension (paid interest https://blockchain.info/tx/463c49bf4913c18a39d2fd4cf45a1f3c61fcfb96b44d4f395ded990b5ca8b7ad)hi Do not miss the deadline?
Hi zazarb, I can send through the interest of 0.04btc now. Please confirm repayment address.I need to again re-loan the principal of 0.62btc until 29 July 2017 please. An additional 0.01btc interest per week will be paid. This will be my final extension and i do not anticipate needing the full 4 weeks which is why i am doing a per week interest this time. I'm slowly getting out of trading and need a few more weeks. Again i hope you can agree. Many thanks as always. I hope you can agree. Cheers Missed repayment on 27th July. I asked repay until hard fork.hey, haven't hear from you For a while, one of your mentioned date was 6th Aug ? What is the situation now?
Hi zazarb, I thought you were getting back to me as to how we were going to deal with the fork situation after we saw how it all went. From my perspective, i will repay principal loan plus 0.01btc interest per week until date repaid. I also had about 0.2btc on Poloniex margin trading and now they are saying they will pay BCH on 14th August so i may get some BCH. I can pay that to you if i get it. I'm not sure how they'll work with margin account. Otherwise i can only repay BTC. Could we extend loan to 20th August. I will then owe you total of 0.69BtC. Cheers mate. here he paid interest for two month and small amount of principleHi zazarb, The continued rise of BTC means i can't afford to pay you back in one go. I will have to do part payments. I haven't got my tax yet and i didn’t get any bch from poloniex either. I just repaid you 0.09btc : https://blockchain.info/tx/2027e6dad3d9f119df338b7c329bfbf0d5dc9f2dcb4dc710a458da424626bc66As i go along i will make sure i pay you back full principal plus sufficient interest. Hopefully the rest will be in either 2 or 3 more payments. Amount owed today 0.69btc Amount paid 0.09btcBalance still owing 0.5btc I just never expected btc price to get so high. Thanks for your understanding. Cheers Sorry. The above should be: Amount owed today 0.69btc Amount paid 0.09btcBalance still owing 0.6btcCheers next repayment Last one payment: Hi zazarb, Further to PM above, i will be making my next monthly payment to you by the end of this weekend. Please note that i have these repayments scheduled as monthly in my diary with a minimum of 0.1btc plus interest. Depending on my expenses and exchange price at time, i will of course pay more than 0.1btc if able to afford. Cheers mate weekend pass, but I haven't received payment. Hi zazarb, Just made a part payment: https://blockchain.info/tx/d8fe2fd15e4f03f296f275de88b73c259706c3cd7c37aa7aff6498b4da96ff91Balance still owing before today: 0.5btc Plus interest up to today: 0.0225btc Less payment today: 0.1225btc Balance still owed 0.4btcCheers So last payment was on 19th Oct. remaining amount to repay 0.4 BTC+ at least 0.06 BTC interest for 3 month. Additional Notes: I advise you to not deal with this user until this dispute is resolved.
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Goose20 = i continued to keep paying month after month, even as BTC kept rising but it became unfair, unreasonable and unrealistic to continue due to massive volatility and price surge of Btc. The last loan i repaid 0.455btc/ $1830 of the 0.62btc/$750 loan. And of the previous 10 loans including this one, i received a total of 5.745btc from zazarb and paid him 5.930btc. He is at least +.185btc. Why are you trying to mislead others, with such absurd excuses and explanations. Because the creation of such nonsense can be accessed to absurdity, let say you took loan of 50btc from me 2011(just $50usd ) and repaid with interest 55btc($55usd) so nowadays you can take loan 5btc and not repay, because according you I am in profit!!!(try ask Theymos maybe he agree to sell VIP rank for $50usd, because most user bought it for such usd equivalent) I suggest again look at our agreement, there is not mentioned anywhere fiat equivalent. Even in you last message with partial repayment (19th Oct) you clear stated that owe me 0.4BTC and after that I did not get any more btc from you: That's the feeling that I'm not talking to the real goose20 Because real one understand risk and responsibility: We've been doing good business for months now - i like it as business as usual, uncertainty is not good. I borrowed equivalent of about $600 and have to pay equivalent of $1700 back which is already hard - but that is the risk i took and i accepted. All these other things were not part of it. I hope it gets sorted.
I know you are a fair and reasonable person and you know i am an honest person. I think we'll work something out if i can't meet current deadline.
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February 04, 2018, 10:48:11 PM |
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Based on your logic, zazarb should be entitled to ask you for more in re-payment whenever the price of BTC drops following the initial loan. After all, he lent you a certain value in USD and is getting a lower value in USD returned to him. It doesn't look like you were complaining when that was the case though. If you wanted a loan denominated in USD or another fiat currency, you should have added that to the terms. You knew Bitcoin was volatile, yet deliberately avoided repayment in the hope that the price would drop. It is now almost an entire year after you first entered into this agreement and you still haven't even repaid the principle. Zazarb has been more than lenient by waiting until now to publicly call you out on this. I will remove my feedback once this issue has been resolved to the lender's satisfaction.
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Based on your logic, zazarb should be entitled to ask you for more in re-payment whenever the price of BTC drops following the initial loan. After all, he lent you a certain value in USD and is getting a lower value in USD returned to him. It doesn't look like you were complaining when that was the case though. If you wanted a loan denominated in USD or another fiat currency, you should have added that to the terms. You knew Bitcoin was volatile, yet deliberately avoided repayment in the hope that the price would drop. It is now almost an entire year after you first entered into this agreement and you still haven't even repaid the principle. Zazarb has been more than lenient by waiting until now to publicly call you out on this. I will remove my feedback once this issue has been resolved to the lender's satisfaction. Hi MadZ, Thanks for your input. What you say is fair. But please do not misunderstand what my position is. Keep in mind that i have had over a dozen successful deals with zazarb, during which time the price moved up and down - there was never an issue of repayment. However the reality that has led us here is the 10x increase in price. And whether it is reasonable and practical for someone to pay $5,000 - $10,000 for a $750 loan that was expected to be a ~$780 repayment. And whether non-repayment in full under such circumstances is a scam attempt. It is unfortunate circumstances yes, but not a scam. I can understand zazarb's frustration here, but he also has to understand mine. How many people in the world would have continued to repay, even pay $1800, let alone hand over $5k and more. Any reasonable person can see what is fair here. I respect your opinion. Hopefully you've understood the situation correctly. And if you truly think if you were in my position you'd hand over $5k+, then so be it. But i disagree with you and your negative feedback. I think you are taking a simplistic view and not paying any regard to the bigger picture. This issue has come up before on the forum for others when the price first jumped over the $1000 mark. There were people of course on both sides. It's a similar issue before the Mt Gox bankruptcy trustee - he froze the debt to the $$ value at time of default, not btc amount. Using that same application here and I've overpaid zazarb. Things are as they are and its frustrating for us both. It is complicated. Not simple. Definitely not a scam from my end. That is my position here. Cheers
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February 05, 2018, 08:34:52 AM |
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Just my 2 cents:
The original agreement was that you owed zazarb in bitcoin value and nowhere does it say that fiat was going to be involved, or the fact that repayment amount can be reduced due to the fact that fiat repayment amounts will be used if bitcoin goes up too much.
Goose20 fails repayments on time many many times, whilst I think that it's trustworthy behaviour that he had the audacity to respond to this scam accusation and not run away, you're still at fault here at least in my opinion. Especially if all this was as a result of a late repayment to begin with on your part.
If zazarb just held his bitcoin, he would have made a lot more than what he's gotten for you atm. So right now, he is definitely taking a loss.
Consider this - if you take out a loan from a lender, and you're required by the lender to repay more than you originally agreed with because bitcoin went down, even though it says clearly in the contract that you would pay x amount of bitcoins, would you be happy?
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Just my 2 cents:
The original agreement was that you owed zazarb in bitcoin value and nowhere does it say that fiat was going to be involved, or the fact that repayment amount can be reduced due to the fact that fiat repayment amounts will be used if bitcoin goes up too much.
Goose20 fails repayments on time many many times, whilst I think that it's trustworthy behaviour that he had the audacity to respond to this scam accusation and not run away, you're still at fault here at least in my opinion. Especially if all this was as a result of a late repayment to begin with on your part.
If zazarb just held his bitcoin, he would have made a lot more than what he's gotten for you atm. So right now, he is definitely taking a loss.
Consider this - if you take out a loan from a lender, and you're required by the lender to repay more than you originally agreed with because bitcoin went down, even though it says clearly in the contract that you would pay x amount of bitcoins, would you be happy?
Hi magneto, Thanks for your 2 cents. Just to clarify, there were no missed repayments. Things were always communicated with zazarb and initially things were agreed, as in agreed that I'd make the interest payment and roll over the principal. It was only months later and after btc price spiked substantially that it became impossible for me to keep making payments. Remember btc was up 10x - 20x last year. But at every time, i communicated things with zazarb. My stance is i accept i haven't repaid in full. But not because of scammy or dishonesty, but by the 10x increase. If you were in my position, after repaying 0.455btc and $1830 and after repaying 5.93btc of only 5.745btc received, would you pay another $3k - $10k towards an original $750 loan? If you would, i respect your virtue and romanticism that 1btc is 1btc. But for mine, the reality is everything to do with btc is referred back to fiat. We are no where near a point where things are referenced in btc alone. I think it fair that if someone takes the time to post in this thread, no matter which way the thinking, that they state what they would do in my situation - considering the full context of things. I truly believe any fair and reasonable person would see that this is not a scam attempt. Zazarb is ahead overall in all our deals over the past 2-3 years. He knows me as an honest person which is why he lent me that much btc with no collateral. So did several other lenders - my feedback and reputation is solid. Cheers
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February 05, 2018, 09:42:52 AM Last edit: February 05, 2018, 10:00:15 AM by zazarb Merited by Timelord2067 (1) |
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Sad that you do not realize, that you are ruining your reputation. Nonsense repeated many times, not becomes true... Pathetic thing, that you took BTC loan to marginal trade in poloniex , and traded between btc and altcoins , nothing do with btc price in fiat... Edit: By the way , leaving such feedback to me you abusing trust system, my feedback with reference to this topic, where everything is explained. I believe that Red taging necessary, because people get false imagination that can trust to you your money, but that's not true. goose20 2018-02-04 0.00000000 He has left me unfair and unwarranted negative feedback.
I believe neutral feedback is more appropriate with a proper and full explanation of the facts and context, otherwise he is just being misleading.
As there is no way to respond to his feedback on my profile, my only option is to respond here in-kind.
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goose20, you know very well how volatile BTC can be, you should have set better terms for the loan. You agreed to the terms and got caught in the inflated BTC price. This is your responsibility, you need to fulfill the terms you agreed to. It does not matter how much you have already paid or will pay, nor how much you gained or lost, what matters are the terms you agreed to. I would strongly suggest you make this right as soon as possible. Good luck to both on a quick resolution.
As for the retaliation feedback I would suggest removing it.
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goose20, you know very well how volatile BTC can be, you should have set better terms for the loan. You agreed to the terms and got caught in the inflated BTC price. This is your responsibility, you need to fulfill the terms you agreed to. It does not matter how much you have already paid or will pay, nor how much you gained or lost, what matters are the terms you agreed to. I would strongly suggest you make this right as soon as possible. Good luck to both on a quick resolution.
As for the retaliation feedback I would suggest removing it.
Hi KWH, Thank you for contributing. I get what you are saying, but how is this a scam or scam attempt? I am not saying i have repaid in full, i am simply saying this has nothing to do with scamming or being dishonest. I am unable to continue to make the high repayments. What would you suggest? What would you do if you were in my situation? I stand by my feedback as I believe neutral feedback is more appropriate from zazarb to me with a proper and full explanation of the facts and context. I have not, and never have, set out to scam anybody ever. Cheers
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goose20, you know very well how volatile BTC can be, you should have set better terms for the loan. You agreed to the terms and got caught in the inflated BTC price. This is your responsibility, you need to fulfill the terms you agreed to. It does not matter how much you have already paid or will pay, nor how much you gained or lost, what matters are the terms you agreed to. I would strongly suggest you make this right as soon as possible. Good luck to both on a quick resolution.
As for the retaliation feedback I would suggest removing it.
Hi KWH, Thank you for contributing. I get what you are saying, but how is this a scam or scam attempt? I am not saying i have repaid in full, i am simply saying this has nothing to do with scamming or being dishonest. I am unable to continue to make the high repayments. What would you suggest? What would you do if you were in my situation? I stand by my feedback. Cheers You are asking questions that do not relate to this thread. You are in default, you are at fault and need to complete the loan terms you agreed to. As for an outright scam, I don't believe it is at this time but with the loan long overdue what else is the OP supposed to do? Your left feedback is in error and I strongly suggest you remove it as it looks completely retaliatory. This is a pretty easy fix for both, get together and work on that.
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goose20, you know very well how volatile BTC can be, you should have set better terms for the loan. You agreed to the terms and got caught in the inflated BTC price. This is your responsibility, you need to fulfill the terms you agreed to. It does not matter how much you have already paid or will pay, nor how much you gained or lost, what matters are the terms you agreed to. I would strongly suggest you make this right as soon as possible. Good luck to both on a quick resolution.
As for the retaliation feedback I would suggest removing it.
Hi KWH, Thank you for contributing. I get what you are saying, but how is this a scam or scam attempt? I am not saying i have repaid in full, i am simply saying this has nothing to do with scamming or being dishonest. I am unable to continue to make the high repayments. What would you suggest? What would you do if you were in my situation? I stand by my feedback. Cheers You are asking questions that do not relate to this thread. You are in default, you are at fault and need to complete the loan terms you agreed to. As for an outright scam, I don't believe it is at this time but with the loan long overdue what else is the OP supposed to do? Your left feedback is in error and I strongly suggest you remove it as it looks completely retaliatory. This is a pretty easy fix for both, get together and work on that. I disagree. You choose to come to this thread and contribute. But simply stating 'fix it' without any suggestion as to realistically how is unhelpful. I have communicated at every turn with zazarb. I took out a equiv $750 loan with an expectation repayment be ~$780. Now it ends up over $5k. Last month was over $10k. I cannot make btc, i can only buy it with $$. Its easy to say fix it, but is that really fair and reasonable in such extraordinary circumstances... Cheers
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I took out a equiv $750 loan with an expectation repayment be ~$780. Now it ends up over $5k. Last month was over $10k. I cannot make btc, i can only buy it with $$.
Was the loan taken in terms of USD? If the loan mentioned USD then repayment should be considered in USD but if not then no matter what the Price of BTC goes, it touches ATH or ATL you need to pay in exact BTC amount. BTW how much is left over, if the amount is reasonable then i will contribute as i believe you are not on stretch of being called a scammer. Moreover this thread should be in reputation section.
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February 05, 2018, 03:03:53 PM Last edit: February 05, 2018, 07:10:21 PM by zazarb |
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To everyone, who lazy to click reference link in OP, here is original agreement:Hi zazarb, Loan Amount: 0.62 btc Reason for Taking out a Loan: Trading on Poloniex Amount to be repaid: 0.65 btc Repayment Date: on or before 3 May 2017 Type of Collateral: none Bitcoin Address: 15SSSmXELHg4szZNzW71oKmBrpqvq9kTHZ Cheers mate accepted -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 This is zazarb from bitcointalk. Today is 12th, April 2017 I have funded the Loan in the amount of 0.62BTC to goose20 via txid ff80aa3bf0e4954979dca0a11c3f8caa1f6b8b27de808669d5550f5e4c504639 Please repay 0.65 BTC to following address: 13onqzPnGzazarbReooW4sBkqEgKPoMwZV on or before 3rd May, 2017. Good Luck! -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: Keybase OpenPGP v2.0.68 Comment: https://keybase.io/cryptowsBcBAABCgAGBQJY7jv8AAoJEEesS+GBgNwFSnoH/03DjrQa3rLNy/wPUQMjR+Sl sWEM6vMAqcryInDsyE/5q3E0v1e7ozlz0cuDFf1/bDlaosuzkVWcDEwb6RqgMdzY VJ9YUhaMj7RNQbhukaMVZBnJP5YgEcTQomxhGlAK/lwYl3VWjONXwPlA+OphOZ0z iYv8/JMD2B6NpG0AdUDHpo055a/YMXGn3ms40dhWPyJM2B6E1cBy6AeSdkVGpAM/ U+CFlPfipjuLk3NWLFy2ovLOTY/l5T0gzTH4Q+T/36tosTZLqn59vwYRYysLJs11 iXSmsCwOaB7x0gXbDkFj2iNwnH6qjhnkFAzI0PPRaiJlFbznGWsR6jjsN88KW9A= =XOoG -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- And here message from goose20, after he made last payment on 19 Oct.2017 and self estimated how much he owe.
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February 05, 2018, 06:41:39 PM |
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goose20, you know very well how volatile BTC can be, you should have set better terms for the loan. You agreed to the terms and got caught in the inflated BTC price. This is your responsibility, you need to fulfill the terms you agreed to. It does not matter how much you have already paid or will pay, nor how much you gained or lost, what matters are the terms you agreed to. I would strongly suggest you make this right as soon as possible. Good luck to both on a quick resolution.
As for the retaliation feedback I would suggest removing it.
Hi KWH, Thank you for contributing. I get what you are saying, but how is this a scam or scam attempt? I am not saying i have repaid in full, i am simply saying this has nothing to do with scamming or being dishonest. I am unable to continue to make the high repayments. What would you suggest? What would you do if you were in my situation? I stand by my feedback. Cheers You are asking questions that do not relate to this thread. You are in default, you are at fault and need to complete the loan terms you agreed to. As for an outright scam, I don't believe it is at this time but with the loan long overdue what else is the OP supposed to do? Your left feedback is in error and I strongly suggest you remove it as it looks completely retaliatory. This is a pretty easy fix for both, get together and work on that. I disagree. You choose to come to this thread and contribute. But simply stating 'fix it' without any suggestion as to realistically how is unhelpful. I have communicated at every turn with zazarb. I took out a equiv $750 loan with an expectation repayment be ~$780. Now it ends up over $5k. Last month was over $10k. I cannot make btc, i can only buy it with $$. Its easy to say fix it, but is that really fair and reasonable in such extraordinary circumstances... Cheers You are talking about things (BTC skyrocketing) that were not in the original agreement. This has no bearing on the loan repayment. The lender did not make BTC prices soar and is it fair to let someone break the loan agreement? You should have nailed the terms to USD or a certain payback amount down but you did not. I am asking Zazarb to try to make a settlement on this overdue loan and get it repaid to his satisfaction and hopefully something you can repay in a lump sum and put this behind you both.
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February 06, 2018, 02:04:16 AM |
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You are talking about things (BTC skyrocketing) that were not in the original agreement. This has no bearing on the loan repayment. The lender did not make BTC prices soar and is it fair to let someone break the loan agreement? You should have nailed the terms to USD or a certain payback amount down but you did not. I am asking Zazarb to try to make a settlement on this overdue loan and get it repaid to his satisfaction and hopefully something you can repay in a lump sum and put this behind you both.
KWH, Firstly, I see that you are genuinely now trying to help out – so thank you for that. But come on, what’s with the initial heavy-handedness and such one sided position you are taking? I see you leave people a lot of red trust with the comment ‘outstanding loan to zazarb’. Although outstanding loan does not equate to dishonesty/scamming, so it would be better if the comments left by you were more something like ‘user has gone dark while still having an outstanding loan’. Are you officially zazarbs proxy DT or are you just constantly called on by him in the background. I know you do good in this community and I hope you are acting from the perspective of making this place better, but you are wrong in this matter between zazarb and I. He is abusing the scam accusation section for this thread and leaving (and getting people to leave me) red feedback as there is NO scamming going on here. There is NO dishonesty here. There are dozens of PM’s between zazarb and I from April 2017 to now – everything has ALWAYS been communicated. And I’ve continued to make payments up until Christmas because of Christmas time and the very high price of btc. Only now that the btc price is dropping fast that he decides to make this public nd accuse me of being a scammer - WTF. He has only posted a small portion of all our PM’s. You state “You are talking about things (BTC skyrocketing) that were not in the original agreement. This has no bearing on the loan repayment.” Well of course it does. BTC went up 10x – 20x so I could no longer afford the payments – that definitely has a bearing. You state “The lender did not make BTC prices soar”. Well neither did I as the borrower. You state “You should have nailed the terms to USD or a certain payback amount down but you did not.” Well neither did zazarb. You write “goose20, you know very well how volatile BTC can be, you should have set better terms for the loan. You agreed to the terms and got caught in the inflated BTC price. This is your responsibility, you need to fulfill the terms you agreed to. It does not matter how much you have already paid or will pay, nor how much you gained or lost, what matters are the terms you agreed to. I would strongly suggest you make this right as soon as possible.” What a one-sided view. You could just have easily said something like: Zazarb, you know very well how volatile BTC can be, you should have set better terms for the loan. You agreed to not take collateral from goose20 because of his high reputation and because you had so many profitable and positive dealings with him. He cannot currently fulfil the terms agreed to because of the massive increase in btc price, not because he is scamming you or because he is dishonest. You should remove this thread from scam accusations section as it is not a scam. You should change your feedback from negative to neutral if you want the public to know there is an outstanding loan. Goose20 is not untrustworthy and you know that – he has communicated with you and kept making payments for months to come good on your agreement. KWH, so let us break this down: Zazarb’s behaviour =Long-term member of the forum. Many positive trades, but also quite a few feedbacks in red. Provided a no-collateral loan to a long-established client/customer. The most recent loan was provided in April 2017 with a due date of May 2017. Then the btc price started to spike and kept up its meteoric rise to the point the customer could not afford to make payment. Everything was always communicated from the customer via PM. Price of BTC starts to fall, the customer still cannot payment – so he goes public. Starts a Scam Accusation and begins the bullying process despite no dishonesty or scamming being part of the matter. On this loan he is down currently. On all business with goose20 he is up. On all business in his lending thread he is up. Charges up to 365% interest (sickly high) on loans despite holding at times over 120% collateral (very minimal risk). States he provides loans not as a business but as a service to this community. Goose20’s behaviour =Long-term member of the forum. Over 100 positive trades all with exceptional feedback. Despite being on DT for a long time (was on ms.escrow list), I only left red tag once - to someone who truly scammed this community. I did not use the DT position to be part of the forum police. Went about my business with no drama and complete honesty. Requested numerous no collateral loans – and received many no collateral loans from several members, not just zazarb. All paid back with interest and with no issues. The most recent loan was taken out in April 2017 with a due date of May 2017. Then the btc price started to spike and kept up its meteoric rise to the point I could not afford to make payment. Everything was always communicated to zazarb. KWH, I respect you as I’ve seen you on this forum a million times over the last 5 years. But I must state again, the stance you have taken is wrong in this matter between zazarb and I. I do not understand how you could be taking such a one-sided view, at all.Cheers
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No it is not. You complain of rising BTC costs and the interest you AGREED to pay as a reason not to pay up, but that is not the lenders fault. He could have sold that BTC he loaned you for a nice profit now, you want him to lose the BTC? How is the lender wrong here? You are in the wrong having not followed the loan agreement. You are not new to BTC by a long shot but failed to protect yourself against volatility. So you basically want him to forgive the loan and you skate off free and clear? Where is the reasoning behind this stance? Instead of playing a blame/excuse game, why not get with the lender and work out an agreement to solve the only issue: the loan agreement.
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February 06, 2018, 02:20:32 AM |
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I took out a equiv $750 loan with an expectation repayment be ~$780. Now it ends up over $5k. Last month was over $10k. I cannot make btc, i can only buy it with $$.
Was the loan taken in terms of USD? If the loan mentioned USD then repayment should be considered in USD but if not then no matter what the Price of BTC goes, it touches ATH or ATL you need to pay in exact BTC amount. BTW how much is left over, if the amount is reasonable then i will contribute as i believe you are not on stretch of being called a scammer. Moreover this thread should be in reputation section. Hi pinkman, Thank you for adding to this discussion. Thank you further for your offer to help. But i would like zazarb and i to sort this. It has been dealt with in private for months. Thank you the most for having the insight and common sense to see that this matter is not a scam and should not be a scam accusation. That i appreciate sincerely. Its so easy for people to jump on the red bandwagon, but its that little be harder to look deeper and see what teally is the case. Cheers
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February 06, 2018, 02:22:29 AM |
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I took out a equiv $750 loan with an expectation repayment be ~$780. Now it ends up over $5k. Last month was over $10k. I cannot make btc, i can only buy it with $$.
Was the loan taken in terms of USD? If the loan mentioned USD then repayment should be considered in USD but if not then no matter what the Price of BTC goes, it touches ATH or ATL you need to pay in exact BTC amount. BTW how much is left over, if the amount is reasonable then i will contribute as i believe you are not on stretch of being called a scammer. Moreover this thread should be in reputation section. Hi pinkman, Thank you for adding to this discussion. Thank you further for your offer to help. But i would like zazarb and i to sort this. It has been dealt with in private for months. Thank you the most for having the insight and common sense to see that this matter is not a scam and should not be a scam accusation. That i appreciate sincerely. Its so easy for people to jump on the red bandwagon, but its that little be harder to look deeper and see what teally is the case. Cheers The "case" is you not fulfilling your loan agreement. Nothing else. No hurt feelings, retaliatory feedback, BTC rising.....all excuses. Deal with your loan.
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When the subject of buying BTC with Paypal comes up, I often remember this:
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
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February 06, 2018, 02:31:42 AM Last edit: February 06, 2018, 02:41:00 PM by goose20 |
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No it is not. You complain of rising BTC costs and the interest you AGREED to pay as a reason not to pay up, but that is not the lenders fault. He could have sold that BTC he loaned you for a nice profit now, you want him to lose the BTC? How is the lender wrong here? You are in the wrong having not followed the loan agreement. You are not new to BTC by a long shot but failed to protect yourself against volatility. So you basically want him to forgive the loan and you skate off free and clear? Where is the reasoning behind this stance? Instead of playing a blame/excuse game, why not get with the lender and work out an agreement to solve the only issue: the loan agreement.
Wow. I AM NOT playing a blame excuse game. YOU ARE. All i am saying is that there has been NO dishonesty here. There has been NO scamming here. Why even say 'he could have sold the btc for a nice profit'? That just proves what i am saying - the reality is EVERYTHING btc related is referenced back to $$'s. And currently i cannot afford the $$ to buy the btc because it is much higher than when the loan was taken out. Next week it could fall to $1000 again and all of this drama was for nothing as i could then afford to repay. Does zazarb pay you at all? I write a very long and detailed post to you explaining things, and you just respond with a simple paragraph referring to blame/excuse. Can you not see deeper here? Cheers
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