i had over 600 bucks worth of coin lent to me...paid everything back with interest... if i wanted to scam i would have...could have easily took the money and ran...but i didnt....i was even offered another loan which i turned down...since i am leaving that would have been the perfect opportunity for me to take 10btc and skate.... youre all so quick to point fingers and accuse....i have never done anything wrong and i have not scammed a penny off of anyone.. yet everyone and their brother is trying everything in their power to make me out to be a scammer. this place is so assbackwards.. its so easy to talk shit and bad mouth people on the internet....i dont need to hide behind the internet...if any of you shit talking fucks live within 50 miles of detroit id gladly come solve any issues you may have...if your not man enough to say it to my face... then keep it to yourselves.
You are actually pretty wrong in just about everything you said there. Pirate had access to hundreds of thousands of BTC before he defaulted, so your 60 BTC doesn't mean too much. Everyone is a scammer until proven innocent in Bitcoins, thats how you keep your money. And even then it doesn't always work. You had the wrong motives for asking for a loan, which set off alarms, and when people called you out on it instead of answering civilly and trying to prove your innocence, you went straight to attacks, which whether you are a scammer or not doesn't help your reputation as a respectable member. No offense, but I think the community would be better off without you. You are setting a bad example of how loans should work.
You are assuming people should trust a new member, who has a 60 BTC loan record also with newer members, I would say until you have proven yourself in a bit better method, ie having multiple months of positive feedback, and learn to control your temper, be very cautious with this member.
I've been around the forums for over a year, and have quite a bit of feedback, but if I was to ask for a loan, I would face the same thing. People are not paranoid, they are very cautious with sending money that cannot be reversed, and has very little if any legal protection to someone they don't know, and most likely will never see.
Don't take this as an attack, just think about it reasonably. Would you send money to someone you don't know, who has feedback from people you don't know, and if they decided to keep your money there is absolutely nothing you can do? Just cool down a bit, get over this, and start small. You can't expect to become a trusted member in a few weeks.