Minimum of 1 day or 144 blocks, just so I can send it back to you with no fee (and it will eventually confirm due to the priority.)
Why? I can't afford to borrow and use that amount and then pay you back with interest. So I'm going to borrow it, let it sit there, and send it back with no interest.
Regardless of if this is a scam or not (I am not saying that it is), there is a non-zero chance that any potential lender will not receive their
BTC back. Even if you are not going to scam, it is possible that you would get hit by a bus, then a tsunami hits where you live destroying all your backups (among other very low probability scenarios). However in return for these (low) risks, the lender gets nothing in return, and as a result I don't think this would be a good deal for a lender.
On the other hand, if there was some reason why someone needed someone to hold a few hundred
BTC for a day then they may benefit from this deal.....assuming of course they believe they can trust you with such an amount.
Hi Quickseller,
For some reason, I was expecting you to reply here (or maybe one of the other "scam busters"). But for all the things you just mentioned, it's really really bad for me if I get hit by a bus. It's bad enough the lender won't get his money back, but I think, it's just really bad for me to be dead.
I do have a dead man's switch (which has never triggered) that I used to use on my other stuff, like the lotto I ran a few years ago.
But thank you for being polite.
I appreciate it. I'm half expecting the next reply (from someone else) is going to be a direct insult already, and I am prepared for that.
Again, I would just like to say, I'm not going to scam you, and I'll try to work something out before you send the coins, to make sure someone else will send it back to you, or actually, to just simply set my switch to email you the private key so you can redeem it yourself, in case I'm dead. I think a couple of days beyond the agreed deadline is reasonable.
Now, of course, this dead man's switch might just get hit by "the internet bus" and go offline, that wouldn't be my fault. I do have a google account with "inactive" account manager, that acts as a dead man's switch, but the earliest it will send an email is 3 months from the time I get hit by a bus. I don't think google is going to get offline anytime soon.