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Author Topic: Hashkings Lending,Deposit 1.25% INSURED, ALL PPT ACCOUNTS CLOSING ON 8/19  (Read 93787 times)
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October 03, 2012, 02:55:07 PM
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I feel it's time for hashking to make another public announcement to calmdown his creditors.

Unless he has $2700 - $2800 disposable spare cash per week rolling around to buy Bitcoins on the open market. (Assuming  $12.75 per BTC.) Then 3 years isn't going to happen.

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October 03, 2012, 11:06:50 PM
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Here are the balances I have calculated:

Code:
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1NLTP4pxN3aZyUdZv5Wk1QdXxwDQNN81aH 4580.06227865
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1MMUUA7UkrLPe8aLd186tz3KoR6J8B6ZcF 10.0
1FToc7MFzA1eWMyKrpJ2Rc9rmzVP8dU5Zh 10.0
1Qv4y7xKXFqGYs8VLhbA2793Ytdr16hkb 10.0
1M76ScEUUgWpJrAqbq763LpAaZVL516jt3 10.0
1EmEmrVrWfFPtubi4nvm4yKyxyhtdAqzQz 10.0
1HTF52thyac5zAvz22bgdER8vaacbZbHgM 10.0
19ezrb8ChgSfHKq1uiUv1Y8878SECUsTK4 9.90008041473
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1F28dh3xWL9jgoPtEHrS1Q4zAMREJU669z 9.67012849248
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1BL5kn6pQPy5nKDHQXHWf8HELsGBsSVCrB 9.23999520933
1DmjvG3o5jcmRkfdsYxRSREwcgcgDHBz3A 9.23999520933
1BWxHuusjy2Z5nMbYeuuEc1LRAmWYM6JAm 9.23999520933
16ssyZ3kASaGiyCD3gq5pnYtbBTbSpYstA 9.23999520933
14m1hyGLqfeNSYxr8DsjN25cUKxPPXttpW 9.23999520933
1MSUNyFA1wYREgpfcRBjrkcj9JzAwQYDWY 9.05007955926
1LwTynZBHeWQD43ESuzztbt3Ma5z1g6oDf 9.05007955926
1AdJW7tdiU7WpyxSKv5Y2N8PeuN6p7NSoH 9.05007955926
19hGcWz26fuvTTX8Ko5WnEvcZVerhGjY86 9.00011976663
12FzejXvfsUHzYMVBmQY2ESgBaC4FAdKcH 8.859992814
1JVWC5FcRGxWZBrZDJogi44RX3KH8MUq6e 8.67007716393
16Lgkwzf5G3ukmN4UkrVRo1hosUHw4phDN 4.99991445241

Sum: 93024.449501258
Sum minus largest payment: 34219.018769158

I have done it the following way: my own deposit of 10 BTC received a payback of 0.00058447 BTC. The payback amount times 17109.518024877 is the size of my original deposit. I have taken the amount sent to each address and multiplied it by this factor. The largest payment is over 12 times as large as the second largest payment. It seems sensible to assume this is change.

My own address is 1Qv4y7xKXFqGYs8VLhbA2793Ytdr16hkb.

Can anyone confirm that their original deposit fits with the above? Bear in mind that there might be some slight rounding errors.
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October 03, 2012, 11:33:29 PM
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Off by a little, but I assume thats because of interest thats already been paid.

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October 03, 2012, 11:48:50 PM
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yep confirmed, I'm 1G5apmPvo2iTtmkNWAHTCET7Y842Ufijs8 in for 300.003935189 BTC

Sum minus largest payment (change): 34219.018769158 BTC

that makes me about 0.9% of the total outstanding

thanks for the summary

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October 03, 2012, 11:57:46 PM
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I wonder though, why do pirate come back and promises to pay back if he can just run? Pirate's identity isn't known.
Two theories:

1) He was passing through to Zeek and genuinely believed he'd have his money back soon.

2) He was still selling his own debt through cut outs and wanted to keep its price up for as long as he could.

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October 04, 2012, 12:15:41 AM
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58805 BTC???
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October 04, 2012, 12:21:37 AM
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Bitcoin: Where getting back a tiny fraction of your initial investment counts as a resounding success.
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October 04, 2012, 12:24:40 AM
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I don't understand why you guys are worried.

That's only like half a million fiat bucks. Peanuts really.
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October 04, 2012, 01:25:29 AM
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Hashking, you're supposed to disappear with the money.  You're doing this "ponzi scheme" thing all wrong.
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October 04, 2012, 03:12:53 AM
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Hashking, you're supposed to disappear with the money.  You're doing this "ponzi scheme" thing all wrong.

Payments will be going out shortly.  I never ran a ponzi scheme, its just that most of the investments I made ended up going bad.  Running and not returning would be probably the easiest and sane thing to do but I'm not that type of person.  I will continue to pay the best I can and I'm working on trying to return as many bitcoins as possible to the people that loaned them to me.     
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October 04, 2012, 06:05:51 AM
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2nd proportional payment (10x first) received.

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October 04, 2012, 06:29:57 AM
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Running and not returning would be probably the easiest and sane thing to do but I'm not that type of person.  I will continue to pay the best I can and I'm working on trying to return as many bitcoins as possible to the people that loaned them to me.    

Hashking f****d up big time, but I think we should respect him for not doing a runner. As I said in a previous post, I don't think he's a bad person. I actually think people have been very lenient with him to be fair when you consider the massive debt involved.

Yes he could do a runner, but who wants to live the rest of their life in hiding? That's not a life. Not a position I'd envy.

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October 04, 2012, 12:05:39 PM
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I will continue to pay the best I can and I'm working on trying to return as many bitcoins as possible to the people that loaned them to me.     

Hashking,

There are plenty of non-vocal lenders (such as myself) that understand and appreciate that you are taking a bad situation and trying to do what's right.

Keep your chin up.
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October 04, 2012, 12:15:04 PM
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Pirate's identity isn't known.
Pirate is one of the most well doxed people in all of Bitcoin:  him, his wife, his boys, his business partners, his brothers, father, mother, address, phone numbers, pictures of all of them, pictures of him - which match the person we all met in person in Las Vegas.

Now what?
So why haven't you gone to find him in person to get back your "10,000 BTC investment"?
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October 04, 2012, 12:18:20 PM
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Pirate's identity isn't known.
Pirate is one of the most well doxed people in all of Bitcoin:  him, his wife, his boys, his business partners, his brothers, father, mother, address, phone numbers, pictures of all of them, pictures of him - which match the person we all met in person in Las Vegas.

Now what?
So why haven't you gone to find him in person to get back your "10,000 BTC investment"?

I thought it was a "bet".

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October 04, 2012, 02:38:50 PM
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I am waiting until the 12th and see what he says and what happens.  At that time I will evaluate all of my options (as will many of us).

I live in Colorado so it is a bit of a truck to get down to Texas - but time will tell.

Weren't you one of Pirates most vocal supporters, defending him to the death against all those false accusations of it being a scam and a ponzi scheme?

Haha, man, I thought you were a sockpuppet or at the very least a paid shill. Now you're saying you lost money? Ahahaha. You must feel like a complete retard now. Do you actually have downs syndrome or what? Classic. Good luck getting your money back on the 12th, you fucking dumbass. Imagine losing money in such an obvious ponzi, spending months defending it, and then getting all your cash stolen like everyone else. Jesus christ, how do you remember to breath?
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October 04, 2012, 05:10:56 PM
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BTW (as if it matters to you) I did meet with him in person and disussed his non-ponzi explaination of how the whole business worked.  He was either telling the truth and has fucked up the shut down of a legit business OR it was legit business idea that became a Ponzi OR it was a scam from the beginning with a business model that sounded legit to an IDIOT like me.

I'm guessing the latter. Didn't he say that his business model was to do with arbitrage? You know who else claimed huge profits from arbitrage? Charles Ponzi himself.

If Pirate spun you a similar yarn that Ponzi spun his investors, and you believed it blindly, then you are indeed an idiot and you should think about microwaving your balls for the good of mankind.

If he showed you a legitimate business model, that wasn't based on an unverifiable arbitrage opportunity, and you got your accountant to examine his accounts fully and he/she saw no irregularity, then you're not an idiot and Pirate is a truly fine fraudster. However I doubt that was the case.
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October 04, 2012, 05:41:39 PM
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What he explained was not based on "an unverifiable arbitrage opportunity".

Very interesting. I've never heard any explanation of Pirate's business that didn't hinge upon arbitrage. (Other than, of course, the speculation that he was merely a pass through to Zeek Rewards.) Would you be so kind as to pass on the information he gave you, or perhaps link to where you may have divulged it elsewhere?
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October 04, 2012, 05:49:07 PM
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you should think about microwaving your balls for the good of mankind.

I just had a fruitless attempt at that. I'm having problems; the door won't shut. Please advise.

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October 04, 2012, 06:06:20 PM
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2nd proportional payment (10x first) received.

Me too, thanks.


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