Looking for a 45BTC loan @ 8% for 15 days

[kr105]

Hello,

Looking for a 45BTC loan
Period: 15 days
Interest: 8%
Address for loan: 1EM7BWbNKa9CanFiYpzsyY2HM7TTiN2ayZ

I haven't requested a loan here before, but i've done some transactions on bitcoin-otc: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=kR105 ,
also i'm not a noob here and i've some ongoing projects on the community (i started i0coin, i just released a qt version for i0coin and i'm working on a bitcoin wifi hotspot) so i'm not going to rip you off.

If you want to lend me and earn a juicy 8% on 15 days, please send the money and post here the tx id and an address to pay back. If i pay early i will also pay the 8% interest rate.

Thanks!

[1715008720]

1715008720

[1715008720]

1715008720

[mcorlett]

Can you sign this using using GPG key ID AD57C500?

Code:

Hi, my name is kr105. My voice is my passport. Verify me.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=78945.0

[PatrickHarnett]

I could lend you some i0coin if they have value?

What are you wanting the loan for, and how would you pay back?

[BurtW]

I might be interested and I will loan to you for 0.00001 % less than the starfish.

[kr105]

Loan funded.
Conditions for the loan are:

    . Loan principal = BTC 45
    . Interest rate = 8% per 15 days
    . Payable back on or before May 17 2012
    . No partial installments accepted, but one shot early repayment is OK
    . Amount to pay back on or before May 17 2012 will be BTC 45 (principal) + BTC 3.6 (interests) = BTC 48.6 (total)

Received, thanks. And just for record:

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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=78945.0
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[brendio]

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Hi, my name is kr105. My voice is my passport. Verify me.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=78945.0
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Verified!

[PatrickHarnett]

Does anyone actually verify gpg keys?  If I put up a paragraph of random characters - would you know?

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[brendio]

Does anyone actually verify gpg keys?  If I put up a paragraph of random characters - would you know?

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Invalid signature. Actually the whole message is invalid as there's no "begin message" tag.

And yes, I did verify the kr105's signature. The fingerprint matches that of his otc nick. But don't take my word for it. Try it yourself!

[PatrickHarnett]

Thanks for the answer brendio.  I was curious. (and yes, missing the header deliberately would kind of give it away).

[brendio]

Thanks for the answer brendio.  I was curious. (and yes, missing the header deliberately would kind of give it away).

I do, however, get your point. Namely, that a GPG signature can give an illusion of credibility, when people don't bother to check them. That was probably one of the reasons for the many scams on GLBSE 1.0. The intention was that contracts should all be GPG-signed, but most people never bothered to check. When the fake GLBSE ticker listed, I checked the contract and the signature did not match Nefario's public key. It was a major red flag. Nevertheless, many people still bought the fake asset.

[kr105]

Loan funded.
Conditions for the loan are:

    . Loan principal = BTC 45
    . Interest rate = 8% per 15 days
    . Payable back on or before May 17 2012
    . No partial installments accepted, but one shot early repayment is OK
    . Amount to pay back on or before May 17 2012 will be BTC 45 (principal) + BTC 3.6 (interests) = BTC 48.6 (total)

Paid.

Thank you znort987, you saved my ass that day!