Hashkings Lending,Deposit 1.25% INSURED, ALL PPT ACCOUNTS CLOSING ON 8/19 - page 8.

hashking

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Quote from: Vorksholk on November 27, 2012, 11:51:17 AM

Perhaps everyone could take a debt reduction of something "middle-ground", such as 30% debt. That would certainly make it more manageable, and is better than getting nothing and hk going into bankruptcy.

If everyone was willing on accepting around 30% of what is owed at current market I would be able to pay back in roughly 2-3 years.

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Perhaps everyone could take a debt reduction of something "middle-ground", such as 30% debt. That would certainly make it more manageable, and is better than getting nothing and hk going into bankruptcy.

Buffer Overflow

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Assuming your patellas are still attached to your body. Hashking, can you pull your head out the sand hoping your debt will disappear, and reply to the email I sent you please.

Jurek

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aaaaaand it's down. The website is no longer online.

repentance

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Quote from: wachtwoord on November 17, 2012, 12:09:18 PM

You basically have two choices: either you try to find a way to pay us back by selling assets (house, car etcetera) and using most of your wages to make good on the debt, or be forced to do this along the road because with the amount of money involved and and the fact that you actually do have something of value (assets and a job) it is profitable for us creditors to unite and start legal procedure to claim what is ours.

Actually, he needs to consult a lawyer about this. Liquidating assets in the pre-bankruptcy period will have implications for his bankruptcy so it's not something he should do without advice from an insolvency practitioner.

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Quote from: hashking on November 17, 2012, 08:19:02 AM

I have tried to negotiate with some of them and everyone pretty much wanted all of their coins back. I would have to buy the debt back at 5% of the remaining balance to make my debt manageable. The 4000 btc was used to continue to fulfill withdrawal requests when Pirate shut down. As far as the mining proceeds go I will be using the funds to hire a lawyer. Not sure what is going on with Patrick. I havent really talked to him in weeks.

Based on size I have the 14th balance with you and from the start you haven't even responded to PMs (I have received ZERO communication). This investment was to diversify from pirate and you just send it to him....

You basically have two choices: either you try to find a way to pay us back by selling assets (house, car etcetera) and using most of your wages to make good on the debt, or be forced to do this along the road because with the amount of money involved and and the fact that you actually do have something of value (assets and a job) it is profitable for us creditors to unite and start legal procedure to claim what is ours.

I have been really nice thus far and given you the time to get your shit together because I genuinely thought you were a decent human being and would do right in the end on your own accord. The amount of doubt with this I have now is increasing and a few others and myself have started to look at our legal options. This will not just go away.

mining4fun11

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Looks like alexmat is trying to put something together on this. Not sure what?

runeks

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Quote from: hashking on November 17, 2012, 09:59:55 AM

Quote from: Vod on November 17, 2012, 09:58:45 AM

Quote from: hashking on November 17, 2012, 09:56:59 AM

I agree that someone should do something, but I wasnt running a ponzi. The person I lent the coins to probably was and he still hasnt returned them.

Liar. You were promising 168% annual return. You were paying old debt with new money. You are a typical ponzi operator.

Not correct. I sent my coins to a person that was promising higher returns then me and he took off.

Are you willing to confirm that your address posted in this thread is correct?

We would need this for filing a police report.

I would understand if you'd want to talk to a lawyer first.

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Licking my boob since 1970

Quote from: hashking on November 17, 2012, 09:59:55 AM

Quote from: Vod on November 17, 2012, 09:58:45 AM

Quote from: hashking on November 17, 2012, 09:56:59 AM

I agree that someone should do something, but I wasnt running a ponzi. The person I lent the coins to probably was and he still hasnt returned them.

Liar. You were promising 168% annual return. You were paying old debt with new money. You are a typical ponzi operator.

Not correct. I sent my coins to a person that was promising higher returns then me and he took off.

Who cares what you did with the coins? You attracted people with incredible interest rates, and you defaulted. Argue all you want, but you ran a ponzi.

I just hope the people who are owed money contact your bankruptcy company and let them know you hold a significant amount of money in bitcoins that you are keeping a secret until your fiat debt is cleared.

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Quote from: mb300sd on November 16, 2012, 12:25:26 PM

The payments from hashking and patrick stopped at about the same time and they both disappeared... Whats the chances their the same guy and/or working together?

I have a scan of Patrick Harnett's passport, along with two documents showing his address. I don't think it's appropriate to post these documents here (scanned passports are sold on the black market), but his address is (according to the documents):

EDIT: Address removed.

With the threats going around in this thread I don't think posting an address is responsible. If someone decides to file a police report and need his address, feel free to PM me though.

hashking

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Quote from: Vod on November 17, 2012, 09:58:45 AM

Quote from: hashking on November 17, 2012, 09:56:59 AM

I agree that someone should do something, but I wasnt running a ponzi. The person I lent the coins to probably was and he still hasnt returned them.

Liar. You were promising 168% annual return. You were paying old debt with new money. You are a typical ponzi operator.

Not correct. I sent my coins to a person that was promising higher returns then me and he took off.

Vod

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Quote from: hashking on November 17, 2012, 09:56:59 AM

I agree that someone should do something, but I wasnt running a ponzi. The person I lent the coins to probably was and he still hasnt returned them.

Liar. You were promising 361% annual return. You were paying old debt with new money. You are a typical ponzi operator.

hashking

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I agree that someone should do something, but I wasnt running a ponzi. The person I lent the coins to probably was and he still hasnt returned them.

Vod

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Quote from: CharlieContent on November 17, 2012, 12:45:08 AM

You think no one has ever been killed for that type of money?

I don't think it's particularly likely, I don't condone it, but it is a possibility. This is a country where almost anyone can go and buy a gun. A bullet in the head could extinguish Sam's life. Forever.

It would be nice if someone would actually do something. It would be a wake up call for all ponzi operators and the scams would all but stop.

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Quote from: hashking on November 16, 2012, 07:19:39 PM

I wish this was true. I had sent out what ever bitcoins I had and am also in bad spot due to personal credit ran up to invest in btcst. I will probably be looking to file for a bankruptcy as this whole mess has ruined my financial situation.

And I'll bet your bankruptcy case won't include any of your bitcoins. You'll only be "bankrupt" where fiat is concerned, and you'll cash in your coins some point down the road with a fresh start.

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Quote from: Buffer Overflow on November 17, 2012, 03:40:49 AM

Hashking, you need to negotiate with each of your creditors individually. It's highly possible you'll be able to get your debt down to a more manageable level.
Naturally, some people will negotiate and others won't. I'm happy to negotiate my credit with you and come to some agreement.

If you don't even try, then your obviously not even attempting to 'make good' this mess.

This should of been done months ago.

Also, can you reply to this:

Quote from: Buffer Overflow on November 16, 2012, 08:02:26 PM

@hashking

Your still mining I assume? So your keeping the profits from now on then?

What happened to the 4000btc from this:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1068849

I was lead to believe few/none people invested in this. Yet around the pirate default date, the 4000 btc mysteriously moved and split up?

P.S. Do you know what's happened to Patrick. I know you both Skype each other.

I have tried to negotiate with some of them and everyone pretty much wanted all of their coins back. I would have to buy the debt back at 5% of the remaining balance to make my debt manageable. The 4000 btc was used to continue to fulfill withdrawal requests when Pirate shut down. As far as the mining proceeds go I will be using the funds to hire a lawyer. Not sure what is going on with Patrick. I havent really talked to him in weeks.

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Hashking, you need to negotiate with each of your creditors individually. It's highly possible you'll be able to get your debt down to a more manageable level.
Naturally, some people will negotiate and others won't. I'm happy to negotiate my credit with you and come to some agreement.

If you don't even try, then your obviously not even attempting to 'make good' this mess.

This should of been done months ago.

Also, can you reply to this:

Quote from: Buffer Overflow on November 16, 2012, 08:02:26 PM

@hashking

Your still mining I assume? So your keeping the profits from now on then?

What happened to the 4000btc from this:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1068849

I was lead to believe few/none people invested in this. Yet around the pirate default date, the 4000 btc mysteriously moved and split up?

P.S. Do you know what's happened to Patrick. I know you both Skype each other.

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Quote from: repentance on November 17, 2012, 12:06:34 AM

Quote from: CharlieContent on November 16, 2012, 11:59:08 PM

You would be foolish to assume that "stand your ground" laws will protect you from being killed for this type of money. If someone shows up on your doorstep of course you could shoot them before they get a chance to do anything. You are safe in your home (unless of course someone is willing to take a chance and bring more guns and more people than you have access to) but I am assuming you do leave your home sometimes.

You could die as a result of this investment scheme.

Not this shit again. Roll Eyes

What, you think that it couldn't happen?

Quote from: blazing on November 17, 2012, 12:26:07 AM

I had thousands of dollars in your fund. I have a friend who had 10's of thousands of dollars in your fund.

You think no one has ever been killed for that type of money?

I don't think it's particularly likely, I don't condone it, but it is a possibility. This is a country where almost anyone can go and buy a gun. A bullet in the head could extinguish Sam's life. Forever.

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This is not a small amount of money HK. I had thousands of dollars in your fund. I have a friend who had 10's of thousands of dollars in your fund. We want that money back because you guaranteed it. This wasn't a pirate fund. You are responsible for paying back what you owe. You better start making clear what exactly you plan to do to get it back. Filing for bankruptcy doesn't mean anything.

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Quote from: CharlieContent on November 16, 2012, 11:59:08 PM

You would be foolish to assume that "stand your ground" laws will protect you from being killed for this type of money. If someone shows up on your doorstep of course you could shoot them before they get a chance to do anything. You are safe in your home (unless of course someone is willing to take a chance and bring more guns and more people than you have access to) but I am assuming you do leave your home sometimes.

You could die as a result of this investment scheme.

Not this shit again. Roll Eyes

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