My own reputation thread regarding my loans on the forum

[mcdouglasx]

Good morning/afternoon/evening!

I'm starting this thread as a self-referential post, since I have two open loans: one with @shasan and another with the user @Swordsoffreedom.

I haven't been able to work for a week because the campaign was canceled, but to be honest, I probably wouldn't have been able to work anyway, since I was hospitalized with pneumonia resulting from an asthma attack I had about 15-20 days ago.

Then, during these last few days of recovery, the country was hit by the powerful earthquake.

So far, things are chaotic in the capital of Venezuela, and sadly, there are many losses.

My intention is not to run away or leave the forum; I will return soon with what's left on my debts, so this thread is for open discussion about it.

Thank you for the patience of everyone involved.

Blessings to all.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Sorry about the illness and the unfortunate events brought about by the powerful Earth Quakes. I watched the news earlier on, and the videos were so terrifying, as it also claimed quite a number of lives.
I believe you will get back on your feet. The most important thing is to keep communicating with the lenders about your progress or plans. I know they are human and they will understand/make arrangements accordingly.

[yahoo62278]

Good morning/afternoon/evening!

I'm starting this thread as a self-referential post, since I have two open loans: one with @shasan and another with the user @Swordsoffreedom.

I haven't been able to work for a week because the campaign was canceled, but to be honest, I probably wouldn't have been able to work anyway, since I was hospitalized with pneumonia resulting from an asthma attack I had about 15-20 days ago.

Then, during these last few days of recovery, the country was hit by the powerful earthquake.

So far, things are chaotic in the capital of Venezuela, and sadly, there are many losses.

My intention is not to run away or leave the forum; I will return soon with what's left on my debts, so this thread is for open discussion about it.

Thank you for the patience of everyone involved.

Blessings to all.

Shit happens sometimes and most lenders are pretty lenient and will just add a little interest to the loan as a late fee. As long as you're communicating you keep yourself from getting tagged unless you are just not paying at all for months. Hopefully you get things sorted soon.

[lovesmayfamilis]

I won’t say much, just wish you patience and strength.🙏

[Karl_3000]

Since the earthquake started on Wednesday, I was following the news and how the earthquake tremor was felt in Colombia as 7.2 magnitude earthquake happened in Venezuela, followed by another one which was 7.5 magnitude. According to some sources, it was the highest felt since 1900.

What I do not like about the quake is how people will not only be sorrowful about their lost property, but lives were lost. It started with less than 100 people dead, the number gradually rose and the last that I saw yesterday was that 900 people have died while over 3,000 people are injured.

So sorry about that.

[Free Market Capitalist]

Well, I'm a bit more blunt, so I'm going to tell you what I think.

It's good that you started a thread like this. I'd also like to join the others in expressing my sympathies for how hard things have been for you with your health and the earthquake.

That said, you're neither the first nor will you be the last person in a similar situation to end up defaulting. What you need to do is whatever it takes to pay off the loan and never take out another loan again.

Hi Shasan, I need another loan, this time for $150. The additional amount due is $170, which will continue to be paid as usual to your Bitcoin address directly from the signature campaign.

My loan repayment date is tomorrow. Therefore, I request that both loans be merged on the same date, and the total repayment amount should be (378 + 30%) + 170 = $661

If you're in a bad financial situation, how the hell is paying 30% on borrowed money going to help you get out of it? And we're talking about paying back that 30% in less than a year, which means the APR is going to be in the hundreds or thousands of percent.