To the people i owe - my goals and offer list.

[Nefario]

I'm sure you can find a btc address for noagendamarket, have the coins sent there, hee wont say no to recieving bitcoins.

[BitLex]

I have contacted bitlex but no reply from them, so i dont know what to do but wait till they reply

reply to...what exactly?
you only mentioned that you opened up this thread, what kind of reply do you expect?
something like "hey, nice post" ?

[stevenbucks]

I have contacted bitlex but no reply from them, so i dont know what to do but wait till they reply

reply to...what exactly?
you only mentioned that you opened up this thread, what kind of reply do you expect?
something like "hey, nice post" ?

lol no, but something in the lines of what i can do for you to repair what i have done.

[kiba]

How debt will be settled? 

[stevenbucks]

How debt will be settled? 

Yes i am referring to the debt

[BitLex]

lol no, but something in the lines of what i can do for you to repair what i have done.

besides paying back what you owe me?
i've no idea, really.

[kiba]

So he will be paying all the debt off? That's a rather harsh punishment.

[Mahkul]

So he will be paying all the debt off? That's a rather harsh punishment.

Harsh? That's pretty normal I would say - to pay back what you owe. I know of the situation, but why should BitLex pay for steven's mistakes? He's not expecting him to pay it off today I am sure, but in time he should give back all the money.

[FatherMcGruder]

..why should BitLex pay for steven's mistakes?

Wasn't it BetLex's mistake to lend to stevenbucks in the first place?

[Mahkul]

..why should BitLex pay for steven's mistakes?

Wasn't it BetLex's mistake to lend to stevenbucks in the first place?

If you borrow, you should give back. I don't think BitLex knew that steven was using those bitcoins for gambling.

Don't get me wrong, I am pity for steven and I happen to gamble as well, but never with borrowed money. Still, he needs to pay it back - he's already doing it by offering his services for bitcoins that will be sent to BitLex directly, so what's wrong with that? I think it's fair.

[dishwara]

Steven don't forget my 8btc.

[BitLex]

Wasn't it BetLex's mistake to lend to stevenbucks in the first place?

i actually don't care what people do with the money they borrow, they could tell me anything anyway and do something completely different.

you have no idea about our conversations and all of his blablabla about how trustworthy he is and that i know he'll pay me back and all that kind of bs.
besides that, it wasn't even that much money back in those days,
but he ran away anyway (after telling me a few times more, that i surely get my money back).

so far i don't even believe that he is a gambler at all, that's what he says, sorry, but i've no reason to believe any of his words.

[ColdHardMetal]

so far i don't even believe that he is a gambler at all, that's what he says, sorry, but i've no reason to believe any of his words.

Having watched his behavior in the Dragon Tale's game I have no doubt in my mind that he is a problem gambler.

[Anonymous]

Have a third party manage a public bitcoin address who I agree is trustworthy so everyone can publicly see you are keeping your word .

I didnt lend the guy money to gamble it was for a site I wanted to create. Im happy to get back the value of the bitcoins at the time I paid them,not at the current value - so its about  $400  rather than 3 000  .  There is biddingpond to sell your stuff on I dont want to manage physical good delivery.

But then Im not the russian mafia so your kneecaps are safe......

Thats as far as I will go. Would you let someone like this near a site you would offer to bitcoiners ? How would I even trust there wasnt a backdoor in it ?

[kiba]

Did this guy made his first debt payment yet?

[Anonymous]

To start making amends contact nefario and he will give you an address to pay into.

http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3370.msg47353#msg47353

Its appropriate that you fund some of my shares in the company you are the inspiration for lol.

[dishwara]

Why can't you just pay them back?

I would if i could, but i gambled everything they lent me - noagendamarket himself lent me 3,000 bitcoins on around oct. kinda hard to pay back over 4,000 bitcoins in debt with no income i have.

Stevenbucks, you take it as advice or order or as anything as u want.
But i am sure you are affected by Problem gambling (ludomania).
Please please please visit some psychiatric dr & get counselling & also if needed medicines.
Coz, u not only loosing money & getting very bad name, u also loosing u r precious life.
Within days of counselling & medicines , u will be able to control urself & which will give u time to work.
If u started showing ur work, then the bad name u have will gone soon.
U already got public attention on this forum, many know u. So if u come out of ur gambling, u will be treated well.
Please recover ur self from ur problem soon & help bitcoin community.

[Denmarx]

I understand that there are complications, and that everyone involved wants to be a "nice guy," but how is this a confusing matter? A loan needs to have terms of repayment. At the very least, a loan implies the timely return of what was lent.

If someone reneges on a loan, that is a legal matter that can be taken to court. While convincing the court that BitCoins are a legitimate currency may be too difficult, you don't need to. BitCoins are a limited resource that have a market value, just like cars, houses, and toe-nail clippers.

I know I'm oversimplifying thing, but I believe courts are beginning to recognize the value of virtual goods. See this article about a UK court's ruling on the theft of Zynga poker chips:
http://worldsinmotion.biz/2011/02/hacker_steals_12m_worth_of_zyn.php?goback=.gde_1826294_news_353698843

Bankruptcy is a special thing that governments enforce. It's a way of keeping people out of "debtor's prison," where they become a complete drain on society. But bankruptcy really is something where the government forcibly prevents lenders from pursuing repayment.

Unless Stevenbucks calls on his government to protect him with their bankruptcy laws, he owes his lenders repayment.

That said, negotiating alternative means of repayment makes a lot of sense for both parties, if doing so will get the lenders something in return, and if it will keep the matter out of court.

Third-party arbitration also sounds useful (so that repayment can be apportioned according to size of debt and length of time since the load). But that requires trust.

[ptd]

I think we can trust his conscious thoughts - he's not malicious. If he were malicious, this thread would be pointless. He could really do with some support. We need to be nice to him and work out a reasonable repayment rate. We should make him pay a value similar to that at the time of purchase rather than the current value.

Stevenbucks really needs to get some help and should demonstrate to us that he is doing so. If he doesn't do so all our niceness will be futile.

[genjix]

hey steven do you want to play me at poker? Good chance you can double up- 50/50. I will give you back half your losses if you play me.

I'm waiting at the tables for you. im game.