3 BTC
Topic: 4 Btc loan (Read 2490 times)
Loan repaid in full! 
That shows all of you doubting Debbys! ha!
That shows all of you doubting Debbys! ha!Yes, THAT showed us!
I know it didn't really, but the accusations were not pleasant. Its just nice to be able to at least have a little proof that I'm trustworthy
Your saying so isn't proof of anything.
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Look at the link to the loan you lazy, little, ignorant troll.
Yes feed on the outrage.
Ahhhh...another panhandler I wouldn't loan a dead skin cell to. Congrats, your mom must be proud.
Loan repaid in full! That shows all of you doubting Debbys! ha!
That shows all of you doubting Debbys! ha!Yes, THAT showed us!
http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h428/keithh409/tumblr_m5l1p68z7e1qmyzc7.gif
I know it didn't really, but the accusations were not pleasant. Its just nice to be able to at least have a little proof that I'm trustworthy
Your saying so isn't proof of anything.
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Look at the link to the loan you lazy, little, ignorant troll.
Yes feed on the outrage.
Loan repaid in full! That shows all of you doubting Debbys! ha!
That shows all of you doubting Debbys! ha!Yes, THAT showed us!
I know it didn't really, but the accusations were not pleasant. Its just nice to be able to at least have a little proof that I'm trustworthy
Your saying so isn't proof of anything.
Loan repaid in full! That shows all of you doubting Debbys! ha!
That shows all of you doubting Debbys! ha!Yes, THAT showed us!
http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h428/keithh409/tumblr_m5l1p68z7e1qmyzc7.gif
I know it didn't really, but the accusations were not pleasant. Its just nice to be able to at least have a little proof that I'm trustworthy
Loan repaid in full! That shows all of you doubting Debbys! ha!
That shows all of you doubting Debbys! ha!Yes, THAT showed us!
Loan repaid in full! That shows all of you doubting Debbys! ha!
That shows all of you doubting Debbys! ha! I do not see Currencevents as a lender on that loan.
So you are User #1328. Is that correct?You did not even use the same username.
You did not link your BTCJam account to your account here.
I do not see Currencevents as a lender on that loan.
I didn't see him listed until I logged in.
I do not see Currencevents as a lender on that loan.
Thanks also that $50 is if you catch it in the first 2 days. The website you just posted says that after 2 days you are liable for up to $600.
All discussion of id theft liability aside would a trusted member be able if they so desired to take my btcjam account as collateral?
All discussion of id theft liability aside would a trusted member be able if they so desired to take my btcjam account as collateral?
A brand new BTCJam account has next to no value, and certainly nowhere near 4 BTC.
Please take a look at the my account history. It shows that I have invested 9.9 BTC in a loan to BTCquick. That loan has yet to be paid back to me. I will be getting 5.3 BTC (hopefully) in 5 days. I have been trying to burrow against that; but as it gets nearer to the payment date I have less incentive to actually burrow the 4 BTC. At this point about 50% of why I want to get the loan is just for a credit history. If you think that BTCquick will pay back the loan then the account is worth 10.6 BTC.
https://btcjam.com/listings/1173 this is the link to the btcquick loan I invested in.
Thanks also that $50 is if you catch it in the first 2 days. The website you just posted says that after 2 days you are liable for up to $600.
All discussion of id theft liability aside would a trusted member be able if they so desired to take my btcjam account as collateral?
All discussion of id theft liability aside would a trusted member be able if they so desired to take my btcjam account as collateral?
A brand new BTCJam account has next to no value, and certainly nowhere near 4 BTC.
Thanks also that $50 is if you catch it in the first 2 days. The website you just posted says that after 2 days you are liable for up to $600.
All discussion of id theft liability aside would a trusted member be able if they so desired to take my btcjam account as collateral?
All discussion of id theft liability aside would a trusted member be able if they so desired to take my btcjam account as collateral?
Dude, practice what you preach.
besides everything you give me your forgetting one crucial thing a ssn # without that i cant get a cc also thousands thats if someone good just saying there are people buying and selling millons of peoples id who probbaly have better credit scores then you
Please, for the love of Satoshi, use a bit more punctuation.
OK then sir :/
besides everything you give me your forgetting one crucial thing a ssn # without that i cant get a cc also thousands thats if someone good just saying there are people buying and selling millons of peoples id who probbaly have better credit scores then you
Please, for the love of Satoshi, use a bit more punctuation.
besides everything you give me your forgetting one crucial thing a ssn # without that i cant get a cc also thousands thats if someone good just saying there are people buying and selling millons of peoples id who probbaly have better credit scores then you
Its a numbers thing this loan is about 84 usd while my id is potentially worth thousands. Does that make some sense?
If you need to borrow eighty dollars, your ID is probably not worth thousands.
So wait let me get this straight. Its not possible to get multiple credit cards in someones name and then spend money that they become liable for?
Yes, it is possible. For credit cards, your maximum liability would be $50.
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0213-lost-or-stolen-credit-atm-and-debit-cards
Thanks also that $50 is if you catch it in the first 2 days. The website you just posted says that after 2 days you are liable for up to $600.
All discussion of id theft liability aside would a trusted member be able if they so desired to take my btcjam account as collateral?
If you read more carefully that's for a lost debit card. Credit cards are capped. Anyway, goodluck with the loan.
My mistake and thank you.
Its a numbers thing this loan is about 84 usd while my id is potentially worth thousands. Does that make some sense?
If you need to borrow eighty dollars, your ID is probably not worth thousands.
So wait let me get this straight. Its not possible to get multiple credit cards in someones name and then spend money that they become liable for?
Yes, it is possible. For credit cards, your maximum liability would be $50.
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0213-lost-or-stolen-credit-atm-and-debit-cards
Thanks also that $50 is if you catch it in the first 2 days. The website you just posted says that after 2 days you are liable for up to $600.
All discussion of id theft liability aside would a trusted member be able if they so desired to take my btcjam account as collateral?
If you read more carefully that's for a lost debit card. Credit cards are capped. Anyway, goodluck with the loan.
Its a numbers thing this loan is about 84 usd while my id is potentially worth thousands. Does that make some sense?
If you need to borrow eighty dollars, your ID is probably not worth thousands.
So wait let me get this straight. Its not possible to get multiple credit cards in someones name and then spend money that they become liable for?
Yes, it is possible. For credit cards, your maximum liability would be $50.
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0213-lost-or-stolen-credit-atm-and-debit-cards
Thanks also that $50 is if you catch it in the first 2 days. The website you just posted says that after 2 days you are liable for up to $600.
All discussion of id theft liability aside would a trusted member be able if they so desired to take my btcjam account as collateral?
Its a numbers thing this loan is about 84 usd while my id is potentially worth thousands. Does that make some sense?
If you need to borrow eighty dollars, your ID is probably not worth thousands.
So wait let me get this straight. Its not possible to get multiple credit cards in someones name and then spend money that they become liable for?
Yes, it is possible. For credit cards, your maximum liability would be $50.
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0213-lost-or-stolen-credit-atm-and-debit-cards
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