Looking for 6 month $1500 loan

[WalrusTusk]

Looking for a $1500 loan for 6 months. Paid back $2000 over 6 months. You can transfer the funds to me via eBay where I can send you my collateral for this loan, or I can send it to you via USPS without eBay and then you can send me the funds.

Collateral:
 
- x2 XL Saint Laurent shirts, brand new never worn - one has two holes in it, one in each shoulder from a move I made - bought for around $275 each

- Gucci flip flops XL, worn but in excellent condition - bought for $250

- 1995 US civil war coin, worth about $60

[condoras]

Looking for a $1500 loan for 6 months. Paid back $2000 over 6 months. You can transfer the funds to me via eBay where I can send you my collateral for this loan, or I can send it to you via USPS without eBay and then you can send me the funds.

Since you are a brand new account, there is no chance that someone will send you money first. Neither will pay any expenses for shipping your collateral.

- x2 XL Saint Laurent shirts, brand new never worn - one has two holes in it, one in each shoulder from a move I made - bought for around $275 each

Never worn but has two holes...

- Gucci flip flops XL, worn but in excellent condition - bought for $250

Warn flip-flops can't be in perfect condition...

Looking for a $1500 loan

You want $1500 and even if your collateral was brand new (which isn't), you will still need at least $300+ collateral. Plus that it seems that you want to get rid of these items and you don't want them back. So in fact you post for a sale and not for a loan.
I will suggest you to lock your thread and maybe make a new one for selling these. Pics will be helpful for anyone who has an interest.

[shasan]

Looking for a $1500 loan for 6 months. Paid back $2000 over 6 months. You can transfer the funds to me via eBay where I can send you my collateral for this loan, or I can send it to you via USPS without eBay and then you can send me the funds.

Collateral:
 
- x2 XL Saint Laurent shirts, brand new never worn - one has two holes in it, one in each shoulder from a move I made - bought for around $275 each

- Gucci flip flops XL, worn but in excellent condition - bought for $250

- 1995 US civil war coin, worth about $60

Your collateral seems something which might not be considered as valid collateral and for ebay it is obviously not valid collateral. Even if your property could be a valid collateral still you would not get the loan which you asked for even if you try to take 33% of you loan amount still you will fail. First of all you should know what is a collateral and how it works!!