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February 22, 2015, 01:29:07 PM
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I'm interested in offering loans, more as a social experiment than investment. I'm curious if anyone who has *successfully* lent coins (and been paid back) cares to share his/her method with the forum. Much appreciated.

1. Read the threads written by mods about lending activity.
2. Don't loan to newbie
3. Watch reputation and last post of people asking for loan
4. If password has been reset recently, ask for a signed message (account has maybe been hacked)
5. If you want to guarantee your loans, ask for a collateral you will be able to resell Smiley

Good luck. Full of scammers here Smiley
this guy pretty much summed it up.
IMO i dont think loaning is gonna be profitable unless you make sure to never get scammed.
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February 22, 2015, 03:25:05 PM
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I'm interested in offering loans, more as a social experiment than investment. I'm curious if anyone who has *successfully* lent coins (and been paid back) cares to share his/her method with the forum. Much appreciated.

1. Read the threads written by mods about lending activity.
2. Don't loan to newbie
3. Watch reputation and last post of people asking for loan
4. If password has been reset recently, ask for a signed message (account has maybe been hacked)
5. If you want to guarantee your loans, ask for a collateral you will be able to resell Smiley

Good luck. Full of scammers here Smiley
this guy pretty much summed it up.
IMO i dont think loaning is gonna be profitable unless you make sure to never get scammed.

very favorable loan repayment system flowering Smiley

if you do not want to get a scammer, every person who borrows must be possessed positive trust a pretty good Smiley

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February 22, 2015, 03:29:55 PM
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I'm interested in offering loans, more as a social experiment than investment. I'm curious if anyone who has *successfully* lent coins (and been paid back) cares to share his/her method with the forum. Much appreciated.

1. Read the threads written by mods about lending activity.
2. Don't loan to newbie
3. Watch reputation and last post of people asking for loan
4. If password has been reset recently, ask for a signed message (account has maybe been hacked)
5. If you want to guarantee your loans, ask for a collateral you will be able to resell Smiley

Good luck. Full of scammers here Smiley
this guy pretty much summed it up.
IMO i dont think loaning is gonna be profitable unless you make sure to never get scammed.

very favorable loan repayment system flowering Smiley

if you do not want to get a scammer, every person who borrows must be possessed positive trust a pretty good Smiley
positive trust isent enough , there's alot of hacked accounts , and sold accounts.
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February 22, 2015, 06:29:29 PM
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A believe this social experiment will vary in result from one country to the next. Each society has their own idiosyncrasies when it comes to paying off their debts. 
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February 23, 2015, 03:14:51 AM
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Fact of the Day #76: Did you know it's against the law to collect interest in Muslim countries?

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February 23, 2015, 10:01:28 AM
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Fact of the Day #76: Did you know it's against the law to collect interest in Muslim countries?

Yes and its followed here[1] and has been in the past[2]


[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=958575.0
[2] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=358172.msg3846225#msg3846225

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