Topic: Btc loan request 4.5btc (Read 3943 times)
Yes I did. PsychoticBoy is a man of his word.
I bet 1 BTC that he will pay it back 
I will take that bet.
It`s set then.
1 BTC from you for me if he repays, otherwise I pay you 1 BTC
Did bo2573 at least get paid then?
You are welcome! See you in the next default thread!
Nope - did you expect anything else? Thanks for the bump and reminder.
Paid back?
Just keep giving those coins away. You should pay me half of what you are going to give away in the future and I will kick you in the nuts. Then you still will have half of your coins!
As someone who was accused of being a scammer on my first loan request, I'd like to defend Patrick's methods.He may take a hit occasionally, but his loan business is obviously still profitable.
Moreover, I know he has personally helped me get more involved in the Bitcoin world; I'm sure this is the same for other people who might have otherwise be turned down.
+1 to this
Just keep giving those coins away. You should pay me half of what you are going to give away in the future and I will kick you in the nuts. Then you still will have half of your coins!
As someone who was accused of being a scammer on my first loan request, I'd like to defend Patrick's methods.He may take a hit occasionally, but his loan business is obviously still profitable.
Moreover, I know he has personally helped me get more involved in the Bitcoin world; I'm sure this is the same for other people who might have otherwise been turned down.
Just keep giving those coins away. You should pay me half of what you are going to give away in the future and I will kick you in the nuts. Then you still will have half of your coins!
But then I wouldn't have any entertainment value.
Just keep giving those coins away. You should pay me half of what you are going to give away in the future and I will kick you in the nuts. Then you still will have half of your coins!
Why would anyone scam just $38? Serious question here.
When I was 13, $38 was a lot - but that was a long time ago.
When I was 21, it would buy a week of groceries, but that was also a while ago.
Now $38 doesn't even buy a decent bottle of whiskey (but decent vodka maybe). Simply a matter of degrees.
By the above reasoning, for 4.5 BTC I have some entertainment and have identified a 13 year old with a bad credit history.
Why would anyone scam just $38? Serious question here.
Because you didn't believe he would, it's easier than scamming $138.
Why would anyone scam just $38? Serious question here.
Why would anyone scam period? As always, it rots me.
Why would anyone scam just $38? Serious question here.
Obviously you can blame me - I'm feeding the trolls.
New users come along, find out what's what and work out how it works.
They then run the gauntlet of trolls asking for a minor loan in public, or approach a lender via pm.
I'm prepared to risk a few coins to find out is someone is genuine or not, but that doesn't mean I am going to lend them hundreds.
New users come along, find out what's what and work out how it works.
They then run the gauntlet of trolls asking for a minor loan in public, or approach a lender via pm.
I'm prepared to risk a few coins to find out is someone is genuine or not, but that doesn't mean I am going to lend them hundreds.
It's a shame to do this.
I know bitcoin is succeeding, but these scams I believe is what hurts btc the most.
I see the post that you're following the coins now, hope it leads to a conviction.
They have not disappeared completely, and I am chasing it.
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Paid back yet?
What I found really disrespectful was when nckrazze insisted a lender did the shoe on head thing to get a loan.
If he thought he was a scammer I could understand it, but he filled the loan then posted the photo
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/5-day-5-btc-loan-have-collateral-for-being-noob-name-the-interest-88453
If he thought he was a scammer I could understand it, but he filled the loan then posted the photo
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/5-day-5-btc-loan-have-collateral-for-being-noob-name-the-interest-88453
I'm not sure that everyone here understands that a putting shoes/feet on things disrespect the thing in many cultures. Instead, it was just a stupid way to confirm that the person in the picture *might* be who you are dealing with.
And in other news, I was asked for a group photo with the respected bitcoiners of this community to prove I wasn't a fake PatrickHarnett. I don't mind being a false PatrickHarnett, but I have no idea what the rest of you look like, haven't met you, and might do so in a couple of years. Photos don't necessarily prove anything.
(as far as I know, I'm not a fake, but I provided some other credentials to someone I've never met, spoken with or seen - I hope they weren't a fake. And if they recognise this - I hope they get a good laugh out of it too)
What I found really disrespectful was when nckrazze insisted a lender did the shoe on head thing to get a loan.
If he thought he was a scammer I could understand it, but he filled the loan then posted the photo
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/5-day-5-btc-loan-have-collateral-for-being-noob-name-the-interest-88453
If he thought he was a scammer I could understand it, but he filled the loan then posted the photo
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/5-day-5-btc-loan-have-collateral-for-being-noob-name-the-interest-88453
I'm not sure that everyone here understands that a putting shoes/feet on things disrespect the thing in many cultures. Instead, it was just a stupid way to confirm that the person in the picture *might* be who you are dealing with.
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