Closed.

No longer needed. My money has arrived as expect. Lenders lost on 15% return Tongue

Quote from: marcotheminer on January 30, 2019, 10:00:40 PM

Actually, I did not want to say you anything as we do the same thing (lending business). I provide lending service where you also do the same. But I decided to post something as you have mentioned "trusted member".

You have received 10 trusted feedback so why you are not trustworthy? As you are referring to someone who has only 2 feedback and according to you "trusted member". I do not want to say either the mentioned person is trustworthy or not but according to his last trusted feedback was on: 2014-08-01 and untrusted feedback was on: 2015-04-14
In the meantime, I do not want to say what has happened but I want to say what might happen. As there is a long period of absence making any deal. The last post was made on "October 03, 2018, 01:35:05 AM" and also there is a lot of gap of posting on the thread. Let me tell you few gaps:
"June 06-October 02"
"January 24-April 01"
"March 27, 2016-May 31, 2016"
"June 24, 2016-January 02, 2017"
And on active time a maximum month, there is no more than 8 posts per months. By telling this I want to say in the meantime many things might happen eg: account trading, loan default or something else. In this case, you can't ask for loan referring that person.

I want to say you about another borrowing post which you opened a few days ago: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5101258 where you asked only 1 eth but not got.

And also a few days ago you advocate another inactive member "2double0" On his thread

Also, there is a lot of gap on yourself too.
Base on the above discussion I want to say your recent behavior, recent advocacy, recent reference and your inactivity no one will/would send you any loan.

Edit:

Base on this feedback I guess both of the mentioned accounts are owned by you.

Just to let you know, many people will (and should) be suspicious when someone returns from a long hiatus and immediately asks for a loan. The risks of nonpayment for this type of situation are higher than ones trust/trade/loan history might imply.

Quote from: Quickseller on January 31, 2019, 05:15:29 AM

And there is a valid reason for the suspicious either that is right or wrong. Which I already mention, also he was a lender a few days ago he offered loan and also asked a loan at the same time.

Quote from: shasan on January 31, 2019, 12:48:25 AM

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I'll address the screenshot first: I don't think non-impacting warrants negative feedback from a user under pretext of "highlighting another feedback". I realise my wrongdoings from several years ago.

The "fairly trusted" is attributed to Arklan, sorry I'll make it clearer. I am obtaining proof of original ownership of Arklan's account (I have been in contact with him outside bitcointalk for nearly 3 years now). I will update as he replies.

Quote from: shasan on January 31, 2019, 12:48:25 AM

You asked for 1 ETH a few days ago.

Context! I had an incoming exchange deposit worth a little over 1.2 ETH I believe. Repayment was within 2/3 days, would've been repaid the next day since it cleared then.

I am not the owner of 2double0, he owes me a loan.

Although research is always useful shasan, I know all people can tell and find.
As I said, I can clarify to those genuinely interested in providing the loan, with what I believe is a valid explanation. Added: I can sign my years-staked address (2015/2016) to prove I am the original holder.

Quote from: shasan on January 31, 2019, 05:20:48 AM

Quote from: Quickseller on January 31, 2019, 05:15:29 AM

And there is a valid reason for the suspicious either that is right or wrong. Which I already mention, also he was a lender a few days ago he offered loan and also asked a loan at the same time.

I agree Quickseller - it's important to verify ownership. I am not immediately asking for a loan, I am getting back into the space since mid last year.

shasan: Please take care of context - the loan I asked for was to cover an exchange deposit.

Happy to clarify anything.

i've been in constant contact with marco for years now, since he took over my other loans from the past. he told me about this thread via text message, not a forum message. i think that's decent confirmation it's still the same guy. as for knowing i'm still me, well i was verified quite thoroughly for a group buy back in 2013, with photos and everything, and i still look mostly the same, so if there's a question about that i can show i'm me.

he's been more than patient with me through years of employment troubles, which i'm now finally getting back on top of. interviewed for a promotion recently, even. if that goes through then my repayment to him will continue as stated, at the least.

I have changed the terms.

2-4 ETH for 1 month, 15% repayment.

Quote from: marcotheminer on January 31, 2019, 08:25:46 AM

I can sign my years-staked address (2015/2016) to prove I am the original holder.

I think you are the real owner of the account and you would be able to verify that. But base on your previous feedback more feedback may appear and if so your account will be important less to you. And if so, there is a chance to default the loan. Also, your recent activity is suspicious which I already told. If lender could think you are a legit borrower then you could receive the loan within 2 hours maximum. I have several records to provide loan by 5-10 minutes. But several days passed and you have still not got and I think you will not get.

Quote from: marcotheminer on February 03, 2019, 08:40:43 AM

I have changed the terms.

2-4 ETH for 1 month, 15% repayment.

Terms changed for repayment and duration. But not changed anything about loan amount and also collateral.

Quote from: asche on February 03, 2019, 10:18:15 AM

No collateral?

You are right the borrower asking a non-collateral loan. And the recent activity of the borrower is suspicious.

Quote from: asche on February 03, 2019, 10:18:15 AM

No collateral?

No this would be off of my word, reputation, and time on this forum. I have nothing intangible for collateral. I have gold but not simple to transfer it.

Quote from: shasan on February 03, 2019, 10:58:03 AM

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I knew it would be difficult to come here since I have no collateral (I now how this all works, and no one wants risk).

As legitimate as I am all I can do is answer people's questions and assure them that 20% for what is truly low risk is worth the trade.

Good news, after some searching, I have found around 1 ETH worth of coins.

Therefore reducing amount needed from 2-4 to 1-3. Same interest applies.

You have mentioned closed on the title then why you are not locking the thread as you don't need this loan. Correct me if I am wrong at this point. Don't you know how to lock the thread?

Quote from: shasan on February 05, 2019, 11:17:08 PM

You have mentioned closed on the title then why you are not locking the thread as you don't need this loan. Correct me if I am wrong at this point. Don't you know how to lock the thread?

It would've died on its own. But I will lock it. Thanks.