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legendary
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September 01, 2016, 02:32:41 AM
until now iam not use btcjam
i want to ask in there save or not it iam lending my bitcoin
owner btcjam guaranted payment my bitcoin or not if iam lend my bitcoin in there
Well, please visit in this link and reading for more detailed about the another member's experience about btcjam.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/btc-jam-is-an-absolute-joke-1449767

better for you never lending your bitcoin in there.

Defaulters are everywhere, even in LoanBase.

IMO It's still best to not lend it at all, or at least, lend it to personal contacts only when the opportunity comes. Better yet invest in other places, because at this point plain lending without collateral is just too much risk.

Don't lend to anyone in any site without any proper collaterals and you should accept the collateral which you can easily convert into cash. I still think lending is a good way to grow our BTC but don't lend to unknown persons without collaterals. What I know is BTCJam is a full of scammers so never did any lending business on that site.
hero member
Activity: 980
Merit: 500
August 28, 2016, 05:51:51 PM
until now iam not use btcjam
i want to ask in there save or not it iam lending my bitcoin
owner btcjam guaranted payment my bitcoin or not if iam lend my bitcoin in there
Well, please visit in this link and reading for more detailed about the another member's experience about btcjam.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/btc-jam-is-an-absolute-joke-1449767

better for you never lending your bitcoin in there.

Defaulters are everywhere, even in LoanBase.

IMO It's still best to not lend it at all, or at least, lend it to personal contacts only when the opportunity comes. Better yet invest in other places, because at this point plain lending without collateral is just too much risk.

i think it is safe to lend to someone you dont know as long as a collateral has provided by the borrower and should be something like you can get the value that defaulted in return.


legendary
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August 28, 2016, 11:17:26 AM
until now iam not use btcjam
i want to ask in there save or not it iam lending my bitcoin
owner btcjam guaranted payment my bitcoin or not if iam lend my bitcoin in there
Well, please visit in this link and reading for more detailed about the another member's experience about btcjam.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/btc-jam-is-an-absolute-joke-1449767

better for you never lending your bitcoin in there.

Defaulters are everywhere, even in LoanBase.

IMO It's still best to not lend it at all, or at least, lend it to personal contacts only when the opportunity comes. Better yet invest in other places, because at this point plain lending without collateral is just too much risk.
hero member
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The revolutionary trading ecosystem
August 28, 2016, 10:18:40 AM
From experience I will not recommend it so many default on loan payment, I lent my BTC to a guy and I've been waiting  for more than 4 months now he has not paid any dime back, even with the legal battle on going and if they are able to secure the funds from him, the delay it has cost me can not be paid for because of what I intend to use the money for has already pass, It is better to lend on exchanges if you want to go on that route because of the time frame and since once you lend your BTC out the Liability is with the borrower. Thread with caution
legendary
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August 28, 2016, 06:42:19 AM
until now iam not use btcjam
i want to ask in there save or not it iam lending my bitcoin
owner btcjam guaranted payment my bitcoin or not if iam lend my bitcoin in there
Well, please visit in this link and reading for more detailed about the another member's experience about btcjam.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/btc-jam-is-an-absolute-joke-1449767

better for you never lending your bitcoin in there.
hero member
Activity: 980
Merit: 500
August 27, 2016, 08:31:25 PM
until now iam not use btcjam
i want to ask in there save or not it iam lending my bitcoin
owner btcjam guaranted payment my bitcoin or not if iam lend my bitcoin in there

im not sure if i understand you correctly but if you are asking if its safe to invest in btcjam well to tell you mate it is not. you are actually not referring to lend your money to btcjam or its own but to people who borrows btc using btcjam as the thrid party. so once the borrower who you lent money with defaulted to pay you, you will lose money and a high chances to never get them back. so its better if you dont try this.
member
Activity: 112
Merit: 10
August 27, 2016, 08:06:23 PM
until now iam not use btcjam
i want to ask in there save or not it iam lending my bitcoin
owner btcjam guaranted payment my bitcoin or not if iam lend my bitcoin in there
hero member
Activity: 756
Merit: 501
August 27, 2016, 07:24:03 PM
I had used btcjam on the first moments i joined bitcoin and crypto world, but the way they work leads into several scams happening, even with id and some details confirmed no one will give back your coins, as most countries consider it ilegal. I had invested and roi, with luck  has i had 6 investments and 2 of them repaid the others took my coins away, soo my advice stay away of cloud companies as companies as btcjam working with loans.
hero member
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morir es descansar
August 27, 2016, 05:33:14 PM
When did BTCJam stop accepting US-based signups?

Sometime in March 2016 they stopped taking Americans, no official announcement from Jam though as they are a bunch of pussies and were afraid that most U.S. borrowers would stop repayments once it was official...which of course did happen!

OMG it's pathetic. I have noticed that btcjam they were collecting proper documents for the applying the loan. I have tried once before. I got the mail stating that the documents or not enough to process the loan still I have forwarded more docs regarding that. But feeling unhappy they were doing non repayers but why not me.


I dont want you to take it the hard way. But it seems you are in trouble and you should be careful next time to not to give your personal document to anyone on the internet or even legit company since their database can be hacked so not safe too. If btcjam leaks your documents or they get hacked you may get problems.
sr. member
Activity: 462
Merit: 250
August 27, 2016, 01:43:08 PM
When did BTCJam stop accepting US-based signups?

Sometime in March 2016 they stopped taking Americans, no official announcement from Jam though as they are a bunch of pussies and were afraid that most U.S. borrowers would stop repayments once it was official...which of course did happen!

OMG it's pathetic. I have noticed that btcjam they were collecting proper documents for the applying the loan. I have tried once before. I got the mail stating that the documents or not enough to process the loan still I have forwarded more docs regarding that. But feeling unhappy they were doing non repayers but why not me.
newbie
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Merit: 0
August 27, 2016, 10:23:36 AM
i have bad experience with this site, i made some tests with small amounts of coins and sent money into 4 listings in different categories from A to D. after the first due date passed, none of the 4 has paid back the first share... as a bitcoin investor i don't recomment this kind of investments, probably other site can give better security to investors somehow, btcjam checks unfortunatly are not enough. i really like the idea of the site but definitly needs to provide more security to the investors.

as far as i can see in this thread and in other posts around the net, there are some persons that payback but the rate of paying is lower than the ones not paying so investor at the end don't make any money making the site worthless from investor pov.

that is just my 2 cents and the way i test the investments possibilities, i putted some money, didn't worked, i move on and don't put serious money on it as the site didn't passed the first test.
full member
Activity: 150
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August 27, 2016, 06:43:03 AM
When did BTCJam stop accepting US-based signups?

Sometime in March 2016 they stopped taking Americans, no official announcement from Jam though as they are a bunch of pussies and were afraid that most U.S. borrowers would stop repayments once it was official...which of course did happen!
sr. member
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July 05, 2016, 08:35:56 AM
When did BTCJam stop accepting US-based signups?
P M
newbie
Activity: 24
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July 04, 2016, 06:33:30 AM
btcjam has the most incompetent support ever!!!

could go on and on with telling why but i stick to one example:
i ve invested into a loan....the loan wasnt funded in time. so usually ou get reimbursement for the listing and the coins back to your account. so far so good. ive waited for days because the listing status was "processing"....i wrote support and asked when i will get the coins back...they answered: "it takes up to 30 min for transactions to appear and at least 3 confirmations bla bla and i need to check blockchain for my transaction" i was like "did you even read my mail...?"
so i explained it word by word like to a child...ok they tell me i need to wait because of the processing. my question about when i can expect the coins wasnt answered. anyway...at day 5 or so i had the message on the btcjam dashboard that ive been reimbursed for a listing that wasnt funded...i thought great, getting my coins back from the listing. checked the listing and it wasnt in status of processing anymore. but no coins arrived on my account...i checked the tranaction list of btcjam and there just is NO return from this listing. this was on june 16th!!!!!
im still waitng for the coins!

so i wrote btcjam support that i have this message about the reimbursement but no coins.....you wont believe they told me:
"it takes up to 30 min for transactions to appear and at least 3 confirmations bla bla and i need to check blockchain for my transaction"
yes really after a week of mailing they just answered like they did in the first mail...like nothing ever happened and ive not already been in communication about this issue. i was mad. its not about much coins its about the principle.

so i explained AGAIN what my problem is and that the coins just dont arrive at my balance/account. and why am i supposed to wait for weeks and still nothing. well then i commented question this on a listing...it was delated of coarse. not allowed to say anything bad about btcjam even if its tru they jut silence it and act like alll is good.

well now im still waiting on the coins and at some point when the transactions in the btcjam list increase it prob wont be able to proove or tell that im missing coins. they just streach it out til i stop asking. thats my opinion. im collecting coins and getting out of btcjam...i can only tell everyone not to join btcjam...terrible site and support. just a rip off!!!

may be my opinion and yes btcjam has alot of great users too so thats what is positive but all together with the new policy changes its Bullcrap
hero member
Activity: 980
Merit: 500
June 25, 2016, 10:56:37 PM
Until now I could not make a withdrawal I do not know what happened
I have BTC in account no loans active and pending I even had a small investment to other users
I tried contacting support they do not respond since several months ago
you guys have any suggestions?


If they dont make a reply then you are scammed and if you are always being ignored in everyway you did to reach then you should start a scam accusation on this forum against them to attract more opinions or suggestions and advice from other people that might help you on what you have to do.
legendary
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June 24, 2016, 01:08:42 AM
Until now I could not make a withdrawal I do not know what happened
I have BTC in account no loans active and pending I even had a small investment to other users
I tried contacting support they do not respond since several months ago
you guys have any suggestions?
hero member
Activity: 980
Merit: 500
June 24, 2016, 12:42:57 AM
OP - Could you change the spelling of Experiances and make it corrected to Experience which is mentioned in the main subject line of this thread as 'BTCjam - Any Thoughts or Experiances'

Lol i didnt notice it was spelled wrong and my mind thought it was spelled right by the first 2 or 4 letters ive seen. And someone else' s did the same for sure and it has nothing to do with this site.
hero member
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June 23, 2016, 04:59:42 AM
OP - Could you change the spelling of Experiances and make it corrected to Experience which is mentioned in the main subject line of this thread as 'BTCjam - Any Thoughts or Experiances'
It would be nice, but OP is a newbie who posted this more than 2 years ago. The guy has probably even forget his account.  Grin
But maybe an admin could change it (even if this is not a top priority)  Wink
hero member
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Merit: 500
June 23, 2016, 12:21:50 AM
OP - Could you change the spelling of Experiances and make it corrected to Experience which is mentioned in the main subject line of this thread as 'BTCjam - Any Thoughts or Experiances'
sr. member
Activity: 266
Merit: 250
June 22, 2016, 11:55:18 PM
I'd say it's good for lenders. You just create a facebook account and can collect money from stupid "investors".
For investors, I lost 95% of my investment. First, half of lenders default. Second, you loan BTC but get back .... brazilian reals! which is not clearly displayed and you don't realize until your coins are gone.

But they will list the age of the accounts associated. It is not wise to loan to new comers or who has new social media accounts
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