[CLOSED] Need 5 BTC Loan (ETH preferred) for 2 Weeks to 30 Days

pbiewenga

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Quote from: Lone Shark on January 22, 2018, 09:16:02 PM

Quote from: CoinMega on January 22, 2018, 08:55:50 PM

Quote from: Lone Shark on January 22, 2018, 08:54:07 PM

I would agree that showing proof is not necessary. It is up to the private talk of the borrower and the lender. It is also up to the lender to do his due diligence in protecting himself.

I'd like to ask if you have found a lender already?

No, the lender I mentioned earlier did not follow (did not decline the loan, but has not logged in since last night). Let me know if you could fund this loan.

Usually lenders who just does PM deals are mostly scammers. Especially if they do not have a good trade history.

Anyway, I can do the deal though usually I have a policy of no escrows. Because based from previous deals, when things go south escrows will take sometime to react hence losing the current position and me losing more.

However, I am quite busy right now and would not be able to do the deal this week. If you can wait till sunday, I can probably fill 2-3btc.

Too busy to do it right now, but you have more than enough time to reply on posts here on the forum. Yeah, heard that one many times before from active members. Pretend that they are interested to do a deal, but always "too busy" to do it right now and then you never hear from them again. All just a way to get views for your forum signature

Hatcher

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Quote from: CoinMega on January 23, 2018, 12:58:47 AM

Loan filled by Hatcher.

BTC Received:
https://blockchain.info/tx/5def86bbc406758c2108be44f865a05175cee23c47113a58fa361bd63a97257b (2.4)
https://blockchain.info/tx/d776636601aaa0f41bf80edbef9ebcd98694256717b938f6d83cc501629f30ba (2.6)

Collateral (PRL) Sent:
https://etherscan.io/tx/0x9a042495c93c05012dac112dba06c1ff275f689bc3e39510fdc0353f56572df2
https://etherscan.io/tx/0x8b19c6767810c05004e968e791bd8ca9efc806a2ba0c55af76223ec683947c25
https://etherscan.io/tx/0x332392234d30f59e817de983d18cc3857275450470951a9a9f5e8305316e0852

Confirmed.

CoinMega

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Loan filled by Hatcher.

BTC Received:
https://blockchain.info/tx/5def86bbc406758c2108be44f865a05175cee23c47113a58fa361bd63a97257b (2.4)
https://blockchain.info/tx/d776636601aaa0f41bf80edbef9ebcd98694256717b938f6d83cc501629f30ba (2.6)

Collateral (PRL) Sent:
https://etherscan.io/tx/0x9a042495c93c05012dac112dba06c1ff275f689bc3e39510fdc0353f56572df2
https://etherscan.io/tx/0x8b19c6767810c05004e968e791bd8ca9efc806a2ba0c55af76223ec683947c25
https://etherscan.io/tx/0x332392234d30f59e817de983d18cc3857275450470951a9a9f5e8305316e0852

DarkStar_

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I have verified that he is indeed in control of over 190000 Payfair tokens. He sent me a signed message via PM from an address holding enough tokens, and the signature was valid.

Hatcher

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Quote from: Lone Shark on January 22, 2018, 10:50:15 PM

Quote from: Hatcher on January 22, 2018, 10:05:44 PM

I could fill it. I haven't made a loan here yet so I might not have the reputation you're looking for, but I can sign a message from an address with plenty of BTC in it to prove that I'm legit.

Signing from an address with plenty of BTC doesn't prove trust worthiness. :/

I never said it did. I said it would prove that I'm legit, as in I legitimately have the funds to provide the loan. It should improve my trustworthiness somewhat (as in, I'm not some broke guy desperately looking to scam people), but that can only go so far.

Lone Shark

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Quote from: Hatcher on January 22, 2018, 10:05:44 PM

I could fill it. I haven't made a loan here yet so I might not have the reputation you're looking for, but I can sign a message from an address with plenty of BTC in it to prove that I'm legit.

Signing from an address with plenty of BTC doesn't prove trust worthiness. :/

DarkStar_

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Quote from: Hatcher on January 22, 2018, 10:05:44 PM

I could fill it. I haven't made a loan here yet so I might not have the reputation you're looking for, but I can sign a message with plenty of BTC to prove that I'm legit.

Just use an escrow to hold the collateral so that no issues arise.

Hatcher

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I could fill it. I haven't made a loan here yet so I might not have the reputation you're looking for, but I can sign a message from an address with plenty of BTC in it to prove that I'm legit.

Lone Shark

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Quote from: CoinMega on January 22, 2018, 08:55:50 PM

Quote from: Lone Shark on January 22, 2018, 08:54:07 PM

I would agree that showing proof is not necessary. It is up to the private talk of the borrower and the lender. It is also up to the lender to do his due diligence in protecting himself.

I'd like to ask if you have found a lender already?

No, the lender I mentioned earlier did not follow (did not decline the loan, but has not logged in since last night). Let me know if you could fund this loan.

Usually lenders who just does PM deals are mostly scammers. Especially if they do not have a good trade history.

Anyway, I can do the deal though usually I have a policy of no escrows. Because based from previous deals, when things go south escrows will take sometime to react hence losing the current position and me losing more.

However, I am quite busy right now and would not be able to do the deal this week. If you can wait till sunday, I can probably fill 2-3btc.

CoinMega

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Quote from: Lone Shark on January 22, 2018, 08:54:07 PM

I would agree that showing proof is not necessary. It is up to the private talk of the borrower and the lender. It is also up to the lender to do his due diligence in protecting himself.

I'd like to ask if you have found a lender already?

No, the lender I mentioned earlier did not follow (did not decline the loan, but has not logged in since last night). Let me know if you could fund this loan.

Lone Shark

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I would agree that showing proof is not necessary. It is up to the private talk of the borrower and the lender. It is also up to the lender to do his due diligence in protecting himself.

I'd like to ask if you have found a lender already?

CoinMega

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Quote from: warningsigns on January 22, 2018, 07:35:06 PM

I wish you'd post proof of the collateral's existence or even addresses of those coins. Nobody can steal those coins using public addresses alone. Refusing to provide this proof is suspicious enough. It's as if you didn't anticipate anyone here would insist on seeing proof even if you offered to use escrow but now that they did, you are trying to justify the part about not providing proof of this collateral by saying escrow can do their own checks and balances before proceeding with the actual lending of BTC or ETH.

If you really have that collateral and genuinely intend to use a trusted escrow, then I guess my assumptions are unfounded. If you do get PMs from newbies offering to give you this loan, be very aware of something called the collateral scam. Do not fall for it. You will be asked to send collateral first (upfront) or to a fake escrow. By fake I mean a phished or cloned profile of an existing trusted escrow. Always verify the agreement and arrangement with the escrow directly. Contact the escrow on their official page or profile.

I appreciate you trying to help the community but I am not willing to post the address here. However, I am ready to send the address to any "trusted" member/lender upfront so that they can verify everything before sending me anything. I am also willing to send the collateral first to the Escrow, so that they can verify that the tokens are not Fake contracts.

"It's as if you didn't anticipate anyone here would insist on seeing proof even if you offered to use escrow but now that they did"

TBH that's not the case. I have been here long enough to understand that Lending threads are subject scrutiny so I did anticipate that.

TL;DR: I am willing to provide proof, but not here, on PM to trusted members or interested lenders.

warningsigns

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I wish you'd post proof of the collateral's existence or even addresses of those coins. Nobody can steal those coins using public addresses alone. Refusing to provide this proof is suspicious enough. It's as if you didn't anticipate anyone here would insist on seeing proof even if you offered to use escrow but now that they did, you are trying to justify the part about not providing proof of this collateral by saying escrow can do their own checks and balances before proceeding with the actual lending of BTC or ETH.

If you really have that collateral and genuinely intend to use a trusted escrow, then I guess my assumptions are unfounded. If you do get PMs from newbies offering to give you this loan, be very aware of something called the collateral scam. Do not fall for it. You will be asked to send collateral first (upfront) or to a fake escrow. By fake I mean a phished or cloned profile of an existing trusted escrow. Always verify the agreement and arrangement with the escrow directly. Contact the escrow on their official page or profile.

DarkStar_

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Quote from: CoinMega on January 22, 2018, 01:32:17 PM

Quote from: DarkStar_ on January 22, 2018, 01:21:26 PM

I know, I'm just uncomfortable leaving 5 BTC tied up that I may need for other things. What collateral (if it's different) would you offer for a 2 BTC loan?

I understand. Someone has PMed me, and is willing to fund this loan full, if he does not follow, I'll take 2 BTC loan. Collateral would be PRL worth 3 BTC. Thanks.

Cool, make sure to use an escrow to hold the tokens, unless the lender has considerable trust history. Collateral scamming is a thing that some do :/

CoinMega

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Quote from: DarkStar_ on January 22, 2018, 01:21:26 PM

I know, I'm just uncomfortable leaving 5 BTC tied up that I may need for other things. What collateral (if it's different) would you offer for a 2 BTC loan?

I understand. Someone has PMed me, and is willing to fund this loan full, if he does not follow, I'll take 2 BTC loan. Collateral would be PRL worth 3 BTC. Thanks.

Quote from: ThatRandom8543 on January 22, 2018, 01:22:59 PM

Can you post an address where these tokens are located it?

As I mentioned earlier, I do not want to post the address here, but I can provide the address to anyone who is willing to fund this loan.

DarkStar_alt

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Quote from: ThatRandom8543 on January 22, 2018, 01:22:59 PM

Quote from: CoinMega on January 22, 2018, 09:53:08 AM

Hi,

I need ETH worth 2-5 BTC in loan. I need the loan to invest in a business.

I have following tokens to offer as collateral:

1. 45,000+ Oyster Pearl worth 5.54 BTC
2. 190,000+ Payfair worth 76.12 ETH

I'll return 5.5 (2.2, 3.3, 4.4 depending on amount lent) BTC in 30 days. I'll try my best to return within 2 weeks (if I return in 2 weeks then I'll offer 5% interest rate instead of 10%), but 30 days is the deadline.

I'd prefer to trade with members with good history and ratings.

Need this by tomorrow, 23rd Jan.

Thanks

Can you post an address where these tokens are located it?

Quote from: CoinMega on January 22, 2018, 12:41:27 PM

PRL tokens are in my KuCoin wallet. PFR is held in my ETH wallet. I can provide the wallet address to anyone who wants to fund this loan but I am not willing to post the address here publicly.

I don't think it's an issue if he doesn't provide it as he has agreed to use an escrow.

ThatRandom8543

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Quote from: CoinMega on January 22, 2018, 09:53:08 AM

Hi,

I need ETH worth 2-5 BTC in loan. I need the loan to invest in a business.

I have following tokens to offer as collateral:

1. 45,000+ Oyster Pearl worth 5.54 BTC
2. 190,000+ Payfair worth 76.12 ETH

I'll return 5.5 (2.2, 3.3, 4.4 depending on amount lent) BTC in 30 days. I'll try my best to return within 2 weeks (if I return in 2 weeks then I'll offer 5% interest rate instead of 10%), but 30 days is the deadline.

I'd prefer to trade with members with good history and ratings.

Need this by tomorrow, 23rd Jan.

Thanks

Can you post an address where these tokens are located it?

DarkStar_

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Quote from: CoinMega on January 22, 2018, 12:29:28 PM

I am offering a collateral worth 200% of the loan, so risk is very low. I need this by 23rd, we'll be using an escrow for collateral.

I know, I'm just uncomfortable leaving 5 BTC tied up that I may need for other things. What collateral (if it's different) would you offer for a 2 BTC loan?

CoinMega

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Quote from: SM23031997 on January 22, 2018, 12:33:47 PM

Although I'm not looking to fund this loan anyway but curious to see where you held collateral. It will help us check and confirm that the tokens are real and legit as collateral.
Hope, you don't look it as you disrespect and provide the Ethereum address where collateral is present.

I can fill big loans but not now maybe after March.

PRL tokens are in my KuCoin wallet. PFR is held in my ETH wallet. I can provide the wallet address to anyone who wants to fund this loan but I am not willing to post the address here publicly.

Quote from: SM23031997 on January 22, 2018, 12:33:47 PM

Update : I checked 4 addresses with 190000+ Payfair but won't able to find Oyster on those addresses and vice versa. If you won't able to provide proofs of these I am surely going to mark you up with a negative feedback

Edit: Yeah I edited the post to include that the PRL is in Kucoin wallet.

You really need to calm down with "Do this or I'll leave a negative feedback" thing. I have already mentioned I am willing to use an escrow and I am sure an escrow would be smart enough to check the tokens before moving forward.

SM23031997

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Quote from: CoinMega on January 22, 2018, 12:29:28 PM

I am offering a collateral worth 200% of the loan, so risk is very low. I need this by 23rd, we'll be using an escrow for collateral.

Although I'm not looking to fund this loan anyway but curious to see where you held collateral. It will help us check and confirm that the tokens are real and legit as collateral.
Hope, you don't look it as you disrespect and provide the Ethereum address where collateral is present.

I can fill big loans but not now maybe after March.

Update : I checked 4 addresses with 190000+ Payfair but won't able to find Oyster on those addresses and vice versa. If you won't able to provide proofs of these I am surely going to mark you up with a negative feedback

Quote from: CoinMega on January 22, 2018, 09:53:08 AM

Hi,

I need ETH worth 2-5 BTC in loan. I need the loan to invest in a business.

I have following tokens to offer as collateral:

1. 45,000+ Oyster Pearl worth 5.54 BTC
2. 190,000+ Payfair worth 76.12 ETH

I'll return 5.5 (2.2, 3.3, 4.4 depending on amount lent) BTC in 30 days. I'll try my best to return within 2 weeks (if I return in 2 weeks then I'll offer 5% interest rate instead of 10%), but 30 days is the deadline.

I'd prefer to trade with members with good history and ratings.

Need this by tomorrow, 23rd Jan.

Thanks

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