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Topic: 0.15 BTC RETURN 0.2!!!! (Read 2503 times)

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Captain
September 15, 2014, 07:56:40 AM
#24
No one will really loan you.

Correct.

This is a lousy scam attempt.
Scammers don't even try to be creative any more - they just ask straight up for the funds they want to steal.

Potential scammer, proceed with extreme caution.


You have 14 activity. Im not scamming, im fine going first???

Yes, I only have 14 activity, but that is 14 potential scams prevented. SCAM!
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August 15, 2014, 05:41:35 PM
#23
No one will really loan you.

Correct.

This is a lousy scam attempt.
Scammers don't even try to be creative any more - they just ask straight up for the funds they want to steal.

Potential scammer, proceed with extreme caution.


You have 14 activity. Im not scamming, im fine going first???
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August 15, 2014, 01:46:46 PM
#22
For those that dont know, 44 MH/s costs thousands of dollars.
It actually costs $600 HAHAHAH, get your facts straight buddy before you go making acquisitions

OP is right in this regard.
For example you can get 54+ MH/s for $800 with the following product. http://gawminers.com/collections/all-miners/products/54-mh-s-the-war-machine-by-gaw-miners-1-month-of-free-zencloud-hosting-service-24-hour-activation-asic-scrypt-miner


But, I don't think you can get any loan to be honest. I am just saying...
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Captain
August 15, 2014, 12:10:19 PM
#21
No one will really loan you.

Correct.

This is a lousy scam attempt.
Scammers don't even try to be creative any more - they just ask straight up for the funds they want to steal.

Potential scammer, proceed with extreme caution.
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August 15, 2014, 10:02:45 AM
#20
No one will really loan you.
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August 14, 2014, 11:06:07 PM
#19
It actually costs $600 HAHAHAH, get your facts straight buddy before you go making acquisitions, as I said I dont give a fuck. Go do something else instead of poking into personal financials. I have been saving for it and im under-age. Or else I would most likely have $60 currently.
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August 14, 2014, 10:56:25 PM
#18
There is no way that you bought 44 MH/s of scrypt mining equipment, but can't afford $70 for a couple basic parts of the rig. No one would buy mining equipment without buying the power supply.

I'm calling bullshit.

Call bullshit I dont really care, I can prove everything. I bought it when I had the money. I just got the PSU today but I still could use a loan for the rasberry pi which is $60 for everything I need.
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August 14, 2014, 10:27:17 PM
#17
What miner are you using and what is it's hash rate? You can't use a domain as collateral since it's probably not worth (nowhere near) 0.4 BTC.

The site is, and I can transfer it along with it. The domain is everything to the site. I am using a Zuesminers Thunder X3, 44Mh/s.

Quote from: Mining5911
The miner makes $120 a week so I can just set it to your wallet and it can mine away right when I get the stuff needed.

Mining with 44 Mh/s will earn you $0.02 a month according to this calculator: https://alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator.

How are you planning to mine $120 a week and pay back your loan?

You're not serious, right? He's using a scrypt miner. Use coinwarz.com. I'm sure he can earn more than $5 a day.

Thank you!!! Someone who knows what there doing somewhat!!!  Grin
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August 14, 2014, 10:20:17 PM
#16
What miner are you using and what is it's hash rate? You can't use a domain as collateral since it's probably not worth (nowhere near) 0.4 BTC.

The site is, and I can transfer it along with it. The domain is everything to the site. I am using a Zuesminers Thunder X3, 44Mh/s.

Quote from: Mining5911
The miner makes $120 a week so I can just set it to your wallet and it can mine away right when I get the stuff needed.

Mining with 44 Mh/s will earn you $0.02 a month according to this calculator: https://alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator.

How are you planning to mine $120 a week and pay back your loan?

You're not serious, right? He's using a scrypt miner. Use coinwarz.com. I'm sure he can earn more than $5 a day.
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August 14, 2014, 10:18:55 PM
#15
Ever hear of a credit card? Even with bad credit you can get a credit limit of $300.

No thanks, already had my share of those.
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August 14, 2014, 09:00:34 PM
#14
Lowered the price, only need $60. Could really use this.

Even if you lower the amount still no one would give you a loan without a good collateral
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August 14, 2014, 07:16:13 PM
#13
Lowered the price, only need $60. Could really use this.
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August 14, 2014, 09:30:41 AM
#12
Didn't mean to sound nasty at all when replying, just trying to get my point across. I thought the collateral is good, and if anyone would like to do the deal I will give them the site at that time and they can make a decision. I just want to get my miner running, its frustrating just having it sit here. If you need any more info just contact me and I could provide it, I wanted to keep this post short. Sorry for the trouble.

-Mining5911
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August 14, 2014, 04:31:00 AM
#11
Guys is it responsible to give a loan to newbies?
I mean, it is so darn easy to just run away with the bitcoin.

IMHO no, it is never a good idea to lend bitcoin to new users without collateral.
Not only you will likely get some loss, your action will encourage others to make new accounts for getting loans.
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August 14, 2014, 04:27:11 AM
#10
Guys is it responsible to give a loan to newbies?
I mean, it is so darn easy to just run away with the bitcoin.
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August 14, 2014, 04:25:48 AM
#9
Be careful about asking for loans without a good collateral. Some mods will instantly negative trust you for doing so.
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August 14, 2014, 04:21:58 AM
#8
What miner are you using and what is it's hash rate? You can't use a domain as collateral since it's probably not worth (nowhere near) 0.4 BTC.

The site is, and I can transfer it along with it. The domain is everything to the site. I am using a Zuesminers Thunder X3, 44Mh/s.

Quote from: Mining5911
The miner makes $120 a week so I can just set it to your wallet and it can mine away right when I get the stuff needed.

Mining with 44 Mh/s will earn you $0.02 a month according to this calculator: https://alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator.

How are you planning to mine $120 a week and pay back your loan?

You really think im going to mine BTC first of all lol. You must not know a lot about mining. Bitcoins are absolute shit to mine, nobody can mine them anymore, I will be mining OMC or another coin that yields profit, go to coinwarz.com and you will see I will be making $11 a day from certain coins. Anyone who mines BTC doesn't know what there doing, there will always be a crypto currency to mine and make money off of. Im also pretty sure that calculator is wrong.

$77 a week still isn't $120 a week. All I am trying to point out is that in order to get a loan you have to be a lot more specific what the loan is for, how you are going to pay it back and what form of collateral you can provide.
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August 14, 2014, 03:47:54 AM
#7
Your assuming that the coin will remain profitable to mine and that there are always profitable coins to mine. The reality is that even if they are they in all likelihood will not have enough volume on an exchange to trade for leaving you with worthless crapcoins that you cannot use to repay.

All this is assuming you even get a loan - which I can say with a lot of confidence you won't. You have a new account and no actual useful collateral.
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August 14, 2014, 03:37:51 AM
#6
No need to get aggressive when a member points our your figures are terrible. If you're confident with your collateral then you'd post it publicly along with your forum so that the lender can scrutinise the risk of lending 0.2 BTC to a new account.
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August 14, 2014, 02:27:41 AM
#5
What miner are you using and what is it's hash rate? You can't use a domain as collateral since it's probably not worth (nowhere near) 0.4 BTC.

The site is, and I can transfer it along with it. The domain is everything to the site. I am using a Zuesminers Thunder X3, 44Mh/s.

Quote from: Mining5911
The miner makes $120 a week so I can just set it to your wallet and it can mine away right when I get the stuff needed.

Mining with 44 Mh/s will earn you $0.02 a month according to this calculator: https://alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator.

How are you planning to mine $120 a week and pay back your loan?

You really think im going to mine BTC first of all lol. You must not know a lot about mining. Bitcoins are absolute shit to mine, nobody can mine them anymore, I will be mining OMC or another coin that yields profit, go to coinwarz.com and you will see I will be making $11 a day from certain coins. Anyone who mines BTC doesn't know what there doing, there will always be a crypto currency to mine and make money off of. Im also pretty sure that calculator is wrong.
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