Topic: 1 BTC loan [0% risk for you] (Read 720 times)
Fucking shit if you guys are going to be so fucking uptight I'll just get a loan off BTCJAM when I get my PC back. Jesus Christ this forum is fucking nerve wrecking.
0% risk my butt. no collateral no loan.
If you check my post, I vouched the guy because I know him and like I said, he's paid over 50 BTC back in loans. I've vouched for him which is why I said that if anything was to happen, I would compensate the lender.
then why not just give him the 1BTC loan instead of him asking here and you will come to vouch? pretty simple isn't it?
0% risk my butt. no collateral no loan.
Yes that is 100% true!@Tulkas who are you to say that?
Will you escrow 1.1 btc, if yes then I would provide the loan
Or mayby Tulkas account has been hacked, and the password didn't change...
do you know what btcjam is?
smh
It is a person to person lending site, but yeah accounts can get bought and or stolen.
U can easily buy fake documents to scam much money on there.
This vouch worth nothing. Just go through Tulkas post history. Before these posts, he made 2 posts on the 12th of July 2016 and then, there's a gap until the 23rd of July 2014.
OP probably hacked Tulkas account and tried a pathetic scam attempt.
OP probably hacked Tulkas account and tried a pathetic scam attempt.
As much as I hate to do this, I've made an exception. I have known the borrower for a long time and he is amazingly legitimate. I can confirm that he will pay back your loan, and if something goes wrong, I will cover it. The only reason I've agreed to cover it if something happens is because I'm the one vouching for him.
- Tulkas.
- Tulkas.
If I were to go by your feedback, I would not trust your vouch. Some really odd amounts and feedback left.
I see no less risk than with a Newbie.
BTCJAM.com is the biggest Bitcoin loaning site in the world. (Or so.) The feedback left on me is because some lenders didn't take the necessary precautions required to provide a successful loan, so they blame me for their loss.
As someone who has gained and lost there, it is a crap lending site with no real way of recovering losses.
Perhaps reading this Reference link will shed more light: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.15553017
No Bitcoin lending site will refund someone after a loss because then we will have to refund everyone who loses and we won't be able to distinguish between legitimate users and fraudulent ones. The thing is we still try our best to make sure the borrowers are legit. We get all the information off of them. It's best to loan people with high feedback and recent loans. Nothing is 100% perfect online.
100%? There is no economical way of recovering a bad debt from that site even with an arbitration decision in your favor. High loan and/or feedback doesn't mean a lot.
0% risk my butt. no collateral no loan.
Yes that is 100% true!@Tulkas who are you to say that?
Will you escrow 1.1 btc, if yes then I would provide the loan
Or mayby Tulkas account has been hacked, and the password didn't change...
do you know what btcjam is?
smh
0% risk my butt. no collateral no loan.
If you check my post, I vouched the guy because I know him and like I said, he's paid over 50 BTC back in loans. I've vouched for him which is why I said that if anything was to happen, I would compensate the lender.
I did. still no collateral and not risk-free.
0% risk my butt. no collateral no loan.
Yes that is 100% true!@Tulkas who are you to say that?
Will you escrow 1.1 btc, if yes then I would provide the loan
Or mayby Tulkas account has been hacked, and the password didn't change...
0% risk my butt. no collateral no loan.
As much as I hate to do this, I've made an exception. I have known the borrower for a long time and he is amazingly legitimate. I can confirm that he will pay back your loan, and if something goes wrong, I will cover it. The only reason I've agreed to cover it if something happens is because I'm the one vouching for him.
- Tulkas.
- Tulkas.
If I were to go by your feedback, I would not trust your vouch. Some really odd amounts and feedback left.
I see no less risk than with a Newbie.
BTCJAM.com is the biggest Bitcoin loaning site in the world. (Or so.) The feedback left on me is because some lenders didn't take the necessary precautions required to provide a successful loan, so they blame me for their loss.
As someone who has gained and lost there, it is a crap lending site with no real way of recovering losses.
Perhaps reading this Reference link will shed more light: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.15553017
As much as I hate to do this, I've made an exception. I have known the borrower for a long time and he is amazingly legitimate. I can confirm that he will pay back your loan, and if something goes wrong, I will cover it. The only reason I've agreed to cover it if something happens is because I'm the one vouching for him.
- Tulkas.
- Tulkas.
If I were to go by your feedback, I would not trust your vouch. Some really odd amounts and feedback left.
I see no less risk than with a Newbie.
OP, you need to edit your title as there is quite a bit of risk here.
As much as I hate to do this, I've made an exception. I have known the borrower for a long time and he is amazingly legitimate. I can confirm that he will pay back your loan, and if something goes wrong, I will cover it. The only reason I've agreed to cover it if something happens is because I'm the one vouching for him.
- Tulkas.
- Tulkas.
holy shit lol
op I would've given you the money but I don't like waiting so I don't do loans. good luck to everyone who gets involved
Thank you for the vouch!
Hi! I need a 1 BTC loan which I can offer 1.1 BTC repayment for in one month. I'm not at home so I can't use BTCJAM but it's normally what I would use. I've paid back over 50 BTC and the owner is a friend of mine so I've asked him to confirm it, let's wait for him.
Amount: 1 BTC.
Repayment: 1.1 BTC
Date: October 04, 2016.
Reason: Investment purposes.
Thanks. I know I'm new but I'm not new to Bitcoin.
Amount: 1 BTC.
Repayment: 1.1 BTC
Date: October 04, 2016.
Reason: Investment purposes.
Thanks. I know I'm new but I'm not new to Bitcoin.
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