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It's possible that someone can trust me and loan me enough money to buy GPU's ? or maybe 3 different guys (one per card)
For the reimbursement i can offer 80% of the monthly mining result until full reimbursement and after the full reimbursement i can continue to pay a percentage each month, maybe 30%, it's fair to you or not? maybe we should define for how long the 30%? and which cards to buy? i would rather get few 1070 but if you prefer to invest less i will buy a 580
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You want to gain trust? How about posting photos of your rig or whatever you have to show that you are not kidding and you really are into mining. Next is you need to provide a valid collateral so that if ever you were not able to pay up, lenders or investors have something to liquidate to recover their loss. Collateral's should be at least 120% of the amount you want to borrow. For the reimbursement i can offer 80% of the monthly mining result until full reimbursement and after the full reimbursement i can continue to pay a percentage each month, maybe 30%, it's fair to you or not? maybe we should define for how long the 30%? and which cards to buy? i would rather get few 1070 but if you prefer to invest less i will buy a 580
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That's a nice story about mining and mining equipment and being broke etc but the main issue here is collateral. Lenders want to see valid and solid assurances before they send you coins. Your good intentions aside, however genuine and serious they may be, there is just no other way to get a loan here apart from the tried and tested procedure: provide valid collateral worth 120% of the loan amount.
I don't think you stand a chance. Lenders here lend conservatively to avoid losses. Scammers create new accounts daily, concoct elaborate stories, pretend they're sick and dying, disown their parents... just about anything, to get coins.
I know i know, if one had collateral such as altcoins, then it could be argued that taking a loan would be unnecessary since altcoins translates to money, thus negating the need for a loan. Some people however want to hold on to their altcoins if they are bullish and confident their coins might continue to appreciate in value.
Topic in hand, there is no escaping from the collateral requirement. To finance your proposed mining equipment upgrade, this loan will need to be secured.
Good luck!
I don't think you stand a chance. Lenders here lend conservatively to avoid losses. Scammers create new accounts daily, concoct elaborate stories, pretend they're sick and dying, disown their parents... just about anything, to get coins.
I know i know, if one had collateral such as altcoins, then it could be argued that taking a loan would be unnecessary since altcoins translates to money, thus negating the need for a loan. Some people however want to hold on to their altcoins if they are bullish and confident their coins might continue to appreciate in value.
Topic in hand, there is no escaping from the collateral requirement. To finance your proposed mining equipment upgrade, this loan will need to be secured.
Good luck!
i don't know but maybe for the easiness, they loan me money and earn more money without having to do anything, or if they already mine at home and can't add more gpu's
plus i have all the other parts already, only need to get few gpu's
edit, and it will make 2 person happy, me and the loaner, so why not?
plus i have all the other parts already, only need to get few gpu's
edit, and it will make 2 person happy, me and the loaner, so why not?
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