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December 18, 2017, 10:18:25 PM
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Hi,

Need 100$ in BTC for 2 weeks.

Provide this account as collateral.

Offer your % fee and if it will acceptable for me I will reply.

Thanks.
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December 18, 2017, 10:39:05 PM
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Hi,

Need 100$ in BTC for 2 weeks.

Provide this account as collateral.

Offer your % fee and if it will acceptable for me I will reply.

Thanks.

Your account isn't worth the loan since it doesn't really have any reputation. You need some other collateral for someone to even consider loaning that amount to you, in my opinion.

If you have any altcoins/liquid assets that you would like to offer up as collateral, let me know.

I can't accept bitcointalk accounts since it is highly frowned upon and even though i'd like to trust that you won't default on the loan, if you do then there is really no way that i can liquidate this quickly and at market price, without getting a neg for selling accounts.
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December 18, 2017, 11:03:25 PM
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Hi,

Need 100$ in BTC for 2 weeks.

Provide this account as collateral.

Offer your % fee and if it will acceptable for me I will reply.

Thanks.

Your account isn't worth the loan since it doesn't really have any reputation. You need some other collateral for someone to even consider loaning that amount to you, in my opinion.

If you have any altcoins/liquid assets that you would like to offer up as collateral, let me know.

I can't accept bitcointalk accounts since it is highly frowned upon and even though i'd like to trust that you won't default on the loan, if you do then there is really no way that i can liquidate this quickly and at market price, without getting a neg for selling accounts.

Its worth because you will can enjoy any signature campaign and earn 100$ in 1 week.
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December 18, 2017, 11:17:34 PM
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I can offer you $50 in BTC using your account as collateral.

Interest is charged at 10% per 5 days.
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December 18, 2017, 11:21:15 PM
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I can offer you $50 in BTC using your account as collateral.

Interest is charged at 10% per 5 days.

PM'ed.
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December 19, 2017, 09:54:37 AM
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Hi,

Need 100$ in BTC for 2 weeks.

Provide this account as collateral.

Offer your % fee and if it will acceptable for me I will reply.

Thanks.

I can offer you $50 in BTC using your account as collateral.

Interest is charged at 10% per 5 days.

PM'ed.
Ok so initially you need $100 for 2 weeks and then someone offered to lend you $50 with your account as collateral. So what happened to the $100 that you need? I think this is more likely a account for sale disguised as loan because if you need $100 and you believe your account is worth $100 you stand your ground. Anyway good luck to your new account @Parodium (that is if you lend him).
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December 19, 2017, 10:45:58 AM
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When you're desperate that you would consider taking half of $100, then this looks more like an account being sold and not one intended as security for the loan.

Even if it's a genuine collateral, not all accounts enjoy the privilege of being accepted by a signature campaign for $100 a week. So the true value of the account is not assessed on that basis but rather on factors such as age, post quality and trust.

An account's value is not calculated by only looking at rank and post or activity count. In fact I shouldn't even be talking about an account's monetary value because selling or pledging them is simply wrong.

Red paint for selling accounts is a well deserved hit on one's reputation indeed. The sale of accounts undermines the effort and time other members have genuinely invested in building their own identity in this community.



 

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December 19, 2017, 10:57:05 AM
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When you're desperate that you would consider taking half of $100, then this looks more like an account being sold and not one intended as security for the loan.

Even if it's a genuine collateral, not all accounts enjoy the privilege of being accepted by a signature campaign for $100 a week. So the true value of the account is not assessed on that basis but rather on factors such as age, post quality and trust.

An account's value is not calculated by only looking at rank and post or activity count. In fact I shouldn't even be talking about an account's monetary value because selling or pledging them is simply wrong.

Red paint for selling accounts is a well deserved hit on one's reputation indeed. The sale of accounts undermines the effort and time other members have genuinely invested in building their own identity in this community.



 

When I take accounts as collateral, I do not sell them if they default. They are simply taken as a deterrent to defaulting, as you can tend to make more money than the loan amount by joining signature campaigns and selling your services than by scamming a small loan.
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December 19, 2017, 12:16:04 PM
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Honestly, it could just be a sale attempt. If it was true that one could join a sig campaign and make it back in a week, then he shouldve joined one. It does look like he been denied in several, based on his post history anyway. Hopefully he will repay.
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