You paid interest from new deposits, that's a ponzi. Just cause you didn't know what a ponzi is when you did it doesn't mean it isn't a ponzi. Even if you don't intend for it to be a ponzi, you've still crossed the line into being a ponzi. Before you were just an idiot taking on debt and paying stupid interest rates in the naive belief you'll totally be a rock star within a year. Learning to play guitar well takes far longer than a year, and will demand a minimum of 3-5 hours of practice a day, every day.
You're taking deposits, using the money for personal reasons, and paying interest from new deposits. Your interest rates are unsustainable and you're starting to get in over your head. Why would you saddle yourself with so much debt? Eventually you'll go broke trying to pay off the interest, or default and disappear. ID or not. You're renting, have admitted you have no friends, your family doesn't understand you, don't trust you enough to lend you money. What is it about you that makes you low risk again? The only thing you've ever done that I can see is play guitar badly, make a few photoshop logos, and accidentally figure out how a ponzi works. Get a clue Dank.
I did not pay interest with new deposits, that's not how Dank Bank works. I just returned over 150 BTC in principle deposits, why would a scammer do such a thing? I do have friends, just not a bunch of people I don't give a shit about called 'friends,' I have four real friends, whom trust me, two of them have lent me money.
You have no idea what I've done/am doing in my life, not a clue.
When I'm a well known musician, towards the end of the year, these debts won't be a problem, just as they're not a problem now.
You really think that you're going to become a well known musician by the end of the year? Or even by the end of
next year?
The idea that you're going to become wildly successful within months has been a common theme in your requests for money. You said something similar when you were soliciting funds for a car, when you wanted money for a motorcycle, and when you wanted people to give you money so you could rent a house. You actually have your house now and yet those thousands you predicted you'd be making within months of getting a house don't seem to be rolling in. You claim to now have land as well. Why hasn't the success you stated would happen within months of you getting a house happened?
Yes, I will be one of the greatest musicians by the end of 2012.
Learning a skill only takes as much time as you make it. Time isn't real, nothing is stopping you from accomplishing things sooner by pushing yourself harder. All you have to do is
just do it. If you haven't noticed, humans have been evolving quite rapidly, lowering the amount of time it takes for the same change to occur. So far, I've been good at sparing at least 3-5 hours/day for guitar, 8-10 on some days. Seems I am right on track.