Topic: Hashking Debt for Auction (143 BTC) (Read 1297 times)
Sold to the gentleman in the funny hat for BTC36!
This is my final bump. Auction closes in 4.5 hours.
Although Hashking has started paying back some creditors, I have not received any payments yet on the principal he owes me.
The highest bid right now is from gigavps, who bids 36 BTC for 100% of the 142.84 BTC in principal with hashking.
I'll close the auction in about 15 hours (1:30AM Eastern time)
The highest bid right now is from gigavps, who bids 36 BTC for 100% of the 142.84 BTC in principal with hashking.
I'll close the auction in about 15 hours (1:30AM Eastern time)
36 BTC
Auction Terms
I have BTC142.84 in Hashking "guaranteed" funds that I would like to auction.
Minimum bid is BTC36 (25%). Bid increments of at least BTC0.5, please.
I will close the auction 36 hours from now.
Buying this debt will entitle you to anything that Hashking pays out on the debt. He has promised to make a good faith payment today, which is before the auction expires. If he does pay anything, the winner of the auction will be entitled to that payment.
All bids should be considered binding. Once you post your bid, you cannot retract it. Likewise I will not renege on selling the debt, even if HK wins the lottery and promises payment in full next week.
Edit: I am also willing to sell this in two "chunks" so in your reply, make sure you specify if you're bidding on half of the debt, or all of it.
Ownership Transfer
If HK establishes a procedure for changing withdrawal addresses, I will change the withdrawal address to one of your choosing. Until he does that, I give my word that I will pass along any payments to you myself.
Trust issues
Here is what I can do to show that I'm trustworthy.
I will give my name, employer's name, home address and telephone number to the winner of the auction, as well as a copy of government ID.
I will skype with you and do a "screen share" while I log into my Hashking account so you can verify amounts and payout addresses. You can then "watch" those addresses for incoming payments.
If it would make you feel better, I will also show a recent paycheck stub to show that I am not destitute and therefore, not the type to scam for a few hundred dollars.
OTC Rep: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=IveBeenBit&sign=ANY&type=RECV
Thank you.
I have BTC142.84 in Hashking "guaranteed" funds that I would like to auction.
Minimum bid is BTC36 (25%). Bid increments of at least BTC0.5, please.
I will close the auction 36 hours from now.
Buying this debt will entitle you to anything that Hashking pays out on the debt. He has promised to make a good faith payment today, which is before the auction expires. If he does pay anything, the winner of the auction will be entitled to that payment.
All bids should be considered binding. Once you post your bid, you cannot retract it. Likewise I will not renege on selling the debt, even if HK wins the lottery and promises payment in full next week.
Edit: I am also willing to sell this in two "chunks" so in your reply, make sure you specify if you're bidding on half of the debt, or all of it.
Ownership Transfer
If HK establishes a procedure for changing withdrawal addresses, I will change the withdrawal address to one of your choosing. Until he does that, I give my word that I will pass along any payments to you myself.
Trust issues
Here is what I can do to show that I'm trustworthy.
I will give my name, employer's name, home address and telephone number to the winner of the auction, as well as a copy of government ID.
I will skype with you and do a "screen share" while I log into my Hashking account so you can verify amounts and payout addresses. You can then "watch" those addresses for incoming payments.
If it would make you feel better, I will also show a recent paycheck stub to show that I am not destitute and therefore, not the type to scam for a few hundred dollars.
OTC Rep: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=IveBeenBit&sign=ANY&type=RECV
Thank you.
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