Topic: 50BTC Investment (Read 1694 times)

so that's the process for requesting a loan
 

It's easy.
Get a $5k loan.
Default.
Wear some solar panels to hook up a lady and and enjoy the sun on the beach with her.
Or something.

This is pretty funny. I have no idea how you're getting panels so cheap, but this makes no sense. I've run MANY calculations as I live in a very sunny area. Under optimal conditions (8 hours of sunlight a day) it would cost $48k for me to get a setup that will generate 3,000 KW a month (which is $310 where I live). It would take around 12 years to break even.

I have no idea how you would be able to do a repayment within a couple months on a $5k loan, nor how that is supposed to help you somehow manage to generate 90,000 KW a month or more (when you're looking at 48k+ for 3,000 KW a month), but I'm definitely interested in hearing more about it.

It's "12345"

What is the transaction ID of the 30btc?

Just out of interest, did you get the loan from a forum member?

How does not being on street view mean anything? If you check the surrounding area, the street view coverage is spotty too.

What is suspicious is that I can't find ANY solar farms nearby on satellite view. fontera, can you produce the coordinates of where your solar farm is?

LOL

There are many people on Bitcointalk selling Solar panels.

nothing about the address on google..
you can not even get there with street view.  sounds like a scam to me

Again, where can you buy a solar panel for BTC?

Are you just planning on selling the BTC for fiat?  Why not go to a bank then?

Our Address 107 White Cliff Road, Kingman, AZ

I can't find it anywhere at the moment. Not even registered companies. I'm on my phone so it's a bit awkward to search these types of things (my phone is slow & OLD). I'll take a look later.

Can't be found on Google ^^

BLXPM Solar

What is you're company name?

We are in Kingman Az

For one, you have not provided any proof. Second you're trust rating is already indicating people not to trust you. It seems by looking over you're posts you have tried to sell a lot of things and insisted on the buyer to send first and refused to accept any type of escrow. That's enough red flags for me. The solar panels in the goods section are most likely being sold by a non reputable member, I haven't checked because I'm on the phone and can't use the search function.


Please provide information of you're solar power company.  You need to provide all credentials before anyone takes you seriously.



EDIT: That's great telling us you are located there. That's a good place for a solar company. But, what we really need is the companies name to see if it's registered and you are who you say you are. Otherwise, you should think about asking you're bank for a loan. They would keep you're information confidential and make sure they get the money back. I you are buying the solar panels then convert that money into BTC. It's not hard.

Asking for a huge amount online without providing any collateral or any other means of insurance is a no no. You haven't even given any information on you're company. I normally speak to company owners and they throw their name around because it increases potential sales.

Look in the goods subsection There is someone selling solar panels.

And we are located in Arizona High Desert.

As said We are short of 50BTC in order to complete this transaction.

You said that the solar panel alone will generate 10k a month.

Also, your claim that you have a $10k revenue solar farm strains credibility. Even with government subsidies, you'll need at least 20 KW of generating capacity. Why can you afford 20KW of solar panels, but not 5000k?

We will have a series of solar panels (around 25 Large) and sell back to the power company

A solar panel will generate $10,000/mo...


ROFLMFAO!!! 

Where can you buy a solar panel for btc?

I think you want a bank.

I own a solar power company and we are short of 50BTC to purchase a new solar panel, We can pay back 51BTC In 2 months, The solar panel would generate approx 10,000$ A month and be to pay loan.