[ANN] Bitbond – Bitcoin P2P loans - page 4.

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Quote from: favdesu on September 15, 2016, 09:24:18 AM

Quote from: sbtctalk on September 15, 2016, 07:08:12 AM

Hi I saw this.

https://www.bitbond.com/fixed-income-investments

Has anyone tried?

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Earn solid returns

Invest in small business loans globally

1. Diversify your investments globally

With Bitbond you can fund loans of small business owners from all around the world. This includes countries such as the UK, India, Germany and many others. Our AutoInvest tool will help you to create a globally diversified portfolio of loans. This way you become less exposed to economic cylces in individual countries. You can start with as little as $5.

they'll help you to diversify your losses. how genuine...

I do not understand. You invest in business or individuals? If it is the former, I may be more inclined to do so...

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Quote from: sbtctalk on September 15, 2016, 07:08:12 AM

Hi I saw this.

https://www.bitbond.com/fixed-income-investments

Has anyone tried?

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Earn solid returns

Invest in small business loans globally

1. Diversify your investments globally

With Bitbond you can fund loans of small business owners from all around the world. This includes countries such as the UK, India, Germany and many others. Our AutoInvest tool will help you to create a globally diversified portfolio of loans. This way you become less exposed to economic cylces in individual countries. You can start with as little as $5.

they'll help you to diversify your losses. how genuine...

sbtctalk

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Hi I saw this.

https://www.bitbond.com/fixed-income-investments

Has anyone tried?

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Earn solid returns

Invest in small business loans globally

1. Diversify your investments globally

With Bitbond you can fund loans of small business owners from all around the world. This includes countries such as the UK, India, Germany and many others. Our AutoInvest tool will help you to create a globally diversified portfolio of loans. This way you become less exposed to economic cylces in individual countries. You can start with as little as $5.

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Hopefully this could potentially turn into something. https://www.bitbond.com/listings/3ESZ978A05

SignificantOtter3

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Just invested in this loan https://www.bitbond.com/listings/3D75JY85S1

Excited! Grin

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Quote from: biggbox on December 31, 2015, 01:37:34 PM

Hi

Does anyone has bad encounter with BitBond?

I have made 5 investments, 3 of them have defaulted, including one A-grade.
Is this bad enough?

How can you make sure you do not have default customers? Do you have identity of the borrower?

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Hi

Does anyone has bad encounter with BitBond?

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Quote from: Vilkates on October 22, 2015, 05:24:18 AM

Hi,

I invest on Bitbond.
Waiting for first loan repay. How I understand this site is from Europe.
And google tranlsate can read about founder bitbond http://crowdstreet.de/2013/11/28/bitbond-net/
http://bitcoin-konferenz.de/portfolio-item/radoslav-albrecht/

Good luck to you.

I really don't like these kind of sites to invest mainly because no guaranty that you will get back your money so I only prefer to lend coins only with proper collateral. In some countries people can get easily fake documents and verification process and later they can easily cheat you. So invest carefully on these kind sites.

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Quote from: jsmithwac on October 27, 2015, 05:32:10 AM

activated AutoInvest with 1 BTC in July 15

now i have 1 defaulted (0.5BTC) and a few which are late 30 days / 90 days.
Some are fully paid and some others seem paying.

now deactivated AutoInvest to see what is happening....

It looks like this system is working but there are some (getting more?) thieves who won't pay you back.

You don't do autoinvest in loans! It's a must that you read backgrounds and examine previous proof of payments. Although still, there's no bulletproof way of making sure the loan always gets repaid. I've had a lot of experience with these forms of investment and no matter how you scrutinize every detail, you'll always get defaults. The best way to minimize losses is investing in smaller increments, with high interests.

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activated AutoInvest with 1 BTC in July 15

now i have 1 defaulted (0.5BTC) and a few which are late 30 days / 90 days.
Some are fully paid and some others seem paying.

now deactivated AutoInvest to see what is happening....

It looks like this system is working but there are some (getting more?) thieves who won't pay you back.

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Hi there Bitbond Community,

i`ve invested about 0.1 BTC on Bitbond on an 6W Loan.
Iam really exicted gettin it paid BAck. This is my first Investment on Bitbond.

I think the rates for the Investors are pretty good and therefore it comes with you if you go high or low. Otherwise, of course its recommended normally to set more smaller Ammounts on differents loans to get it paid back.... Otherwise no risk no Fun

What are your experiences with Bintbond guys? Would be my pleasure to hear about - Let me know Wink

regards
lama-hunter

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Hi,

I invest on Bitbond.
Waiting for first loan repay. How I understand this site is from Europe.
And google tranlsate can read about founder bitbond http://crowdstreet.de/2013/11/28/bitbond-net/
http://bitcoin-konferenz.de/portfolio-item/radoslav-albrecht/

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Looks like someone is investing on Bitbond and documenting the whole thing. Looking forward to it

http://peersociallending.com/portfolio/placing-my-first-p2p-bitcoin-loan-on-bitbond-2/

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Quote from: Fugger on June 06, 2015, 05:59:26 PM

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Quote from: tiptopgemdotcom on June 06, 2015, 04:23:25 AM

What happens if I borrow ten bitcoins, and then the price shoots up to $1,000 per coin? Am I sunk?

If you've denominated it in BTC, then I would assume, yes, you are pretty screwed. But as far as I'm aware there's also an option on Bitbond to denominate it in USD so you pay back the USD value. Obviously that also means you lose out if the price of Bitcoin drops and you have the loan denominated in USD, but if you're really susceptible to changes in Bitcoin price that might be worth it.

What the hell , so people borrow Bitcoins but basically the USD value ? if I borrow 1 BTC and the price is not 220$ and tomorow I should give refund and the price is 110$ per BTC , I should give back 2 BTC instead of 1 BTC ? isn't that kind ascrewed up ?
Also what's the difference between this website and BTCjam they look the same (Iguess the rates changes only and also the borrowing method in BTCjam you can choose USD or BTC )

Like I said, there's two denomination values. I don't use Bitbond myself, I just had a quick look and it seems people can choose what "Base Currency" for their loan to be denominated in. Someone who doesn't mind risk probably won't care about denominating their loan in Bitcoin. Someone who knows they have a fair salary and wants to avoid risk can equally opt to have the loan be denominated in USD.

Well said, thank you. You can also find our more here http://blog.bitbond.com/exchange-rate-pegged-loans/

The blog post has been updated to this one https://www.bitbond.com/resources/exchange-rate-pegged-loans/ Cool

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Quote from: favdesu on October 10, 2015, 09:23:11 AM

nice fake review there

nice try.

what makes you think this is a fake review? that's a pretty strong accusation. yes, we are using a stock image. we care about the privacy of our users and if they don't want to have a head-shot of them publicized on our homepage we don't do it. however, that doesn't make the review itself fake.

a lot of eBay PowerSellers got a loan through Bitbond. believe it or not, some of them were female and had something positive to say about Bitbond. the fact we don't publicly show information about gender, ethnicity or other factors that could be used to discriminate against is a huge advantage of our platform versus banks. using a stock photo on a review doesn't make the review fake.

have you ever gone through the humiliating process of an in-person loan application at a bank?

I would appreciate it if you removed the trust entry on my profile. nobody of Bitbond has been misleading anyone.

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Quote from: bitcoin revo on October 10, 2015, 09:33:41 AM

Quote from: favdesu on October 10, 2015, 09:23:11 AM

nice fake review there

nice try.

That's sad; I'm sure that the website itself is legit but I guess they were trying to boost registrations. Unfortunately, 99% of reviews with a personal picture in them are fake.

To the OP, trying avoiding any deceptions when it comes to your site. Maybe favdesu will remove the rating in the far future.

I know it's common business for many services to show fake reviews to boost it. doesn't mean they're shady.

However, you don't do this in bitcoin. we're way too paranoid to fall for this type of false advertisement

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Quote from: favdesu on October 10, 2015, 09:23:11 AM

nice fake review there

nice try.

That's sad; I'm sure that the website itself is legit but I guess they were trying to boost registrations. Unfortunately, 99% of reviews with a personal picture in them are fake.

To the OP, trying avoiding any deceptions when it comes to your site. Maybe favdesu will remove the rating in the far future.

favdesu

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