You need a loan is the reason you come to this forum. You registered today and p
ost this 58 minutes after you registered. How can we know that you are not lying and this to be a made-up scam attempt?
Lying or not lying is not the reason you will not be borrowed this money. You will not be borrowed because your account is not worth borrowing $1. Look for your money somewhere else.
Topic: I need a loan and assistance :( (Read 17 times)
Hello everyone,
I am seeking a loan or some assistance.
This is my story:
I am a 31-year-old man from Iran. In 2012, I became acquainted with Bitcoin through a friend I met on Facebook. This friend was also Iranian but lived in the United States. He introduced me to Bitcoin and suggested that I buy some.
Coming from a lower-income family, I had very limited financial resources. At that time, I was also about to start my two years of mandatory military service. In 2012, I managed to gather $600 by selling my simple motorcycle and borrowing some money from my family. (Yes, this amount was a significant sum for me.)
I sent the $600 to my friend, who assured me that he had purchased a few Bitcoins for me. He told me to let him know whenever I needed money so he could transfer it back to me.
Shortly after, I was deployed to serve in the military, which isolated me from everything. Months later, I tried to contact my friend to request some money for my personal expenses. He sent me $200 in local currency through his brother, who lived in Iran.
As time passed, I read in the news that Bitcoin's value had increased dramatically. I immediately tried to reach out to my friend, asking him to sell some of my Bitcoins. However, he never responded to my messages again. He even deleted his Facebook account.
I had no way to contact him or retrieve my money. I was devastated. Years passed, and I struggled with life's challenges. My family faced severe financial difficulties, and living conditions in Iran became increasingly harder, even up to this day.
I worked hard to make a living, but coming from a disadvantaged background, I always faced challenges. Despite holding an associate degree, I have been working as a laborer in a company.
In 2022, after much hardship, I managed to save $500. I decided to take a risk and invest it in cryptocurrency. I worked with the KuCoin exchange, but shortly after, my account was blocked because I was from Iran and had logged in using an Iranian IP address. (I always used a VPN, but I mistakenly logged in without it once.)
When I contacted customer support, they told me that accounts from sanctioned countries like mine are blocked. They refused to return my funds and deleted my account.
To give you some context, the minimum monthly wage in my country is less than $200. Yes, $200 is the base salary I earn each month. Losing that $500—my savings over two years—was a huge blow to me.
Today, I’ve decided to send this message in the hopes that this community might be able to help me overcome some of my difficulties.
I am seeking a loan or financial help to send my younger sister to university and address other pressing challenges.
I cannot offer any guarantees, and I understand that trusting someone in my situation would be difficult. However, I promise to repay anyone who helps me within the next two years. My promise is all I have as a guarantee.
I won’t take up more of your time. Thank you for reading this message.
(I don't know English, and I tried to translate this message into English using online translators)
Wishing success to everyone
Btc: bc1qpeh5nmxedgl3ha5u4vzgljkpy07pm2xrymc532
Bnb: bnb1demdk2q4m9w3z7texd6hg3qkacgxyqlyh5qgnf
Doge : D8zNGyLG5qoNj7od7jscumkeb44pmMhEW9
Ltc: ltc1qx3plhmtcs3dh6deklgs2h750xcqvauwgeypuqm
I am seeking a loan or some assistance.
This is my story:
I am a 31-year-old man from Iran. In 2012, I became acquainted with Bitcoin through a friend I met on Facebook. This friend was also Iranian but lived in the United States. He introduced me to Bitcoin and suggested that I buy some.
Coming from a lower-income family, I had very limited financial resources. At that time, I was also about to start my two years of mandatory military service. In 2012, I managed to gather $600 by selling my simple motorcycle and borrowing some money from my family. (Yes, this amount was a significant sum for me.)
I sent the $600 to my friend, who assured me that he had purchased a few Bitcoins for me. He told me to let him know whenever I needed money so he could transfer it back to me.
Shortly after, I was deployed to serve in the military, which isolated me from everything. Months later, I tried to contact my friend to request some money for my personal expenses. He sent me $200 in local currency through his brother, who lived in Iran.
As time passed, I read in the news that Bitcoin's value had increased dramatically. I immediately tried to reach out to my friend, asking him to sell some of my Bitcoins. However, he never responded to my messages again. He even deleted his Facebook account.
I had no way to contact him or retrieve my money. I was devastated. Years passed, and I struggled with life's challenges. My family faced severe financial difficulties, and living conditions in Iran became increasingly harder, even up to this day.
I worked hard to make a living, but coming from a disadvantaged background, I always faced challenges. Despite holding an associate degree, I have been working as a laborer in a company.
In 2022, after much hardship, I managed to save $500. I decided to take a risk and invest it in cryptocurrency. I worked with the KuCoin exchange, but shortly after, my account was blocked because I was from Iran and had logged in using an Iranian IP address. (I always used a VPN, but I mistakenly logged in without it once.)
When I contacted customer support, they told me that accounts from sanctioned countries like mine are blocked. They refused to return my funds and deleted my account.
To give you some context, the minimum monthly wage in my country is less than $200. Yes, $200 is the base salary I earn each month. Losing that $500—my savings over two years—was a huge blow to me.
Today, I’ve decided to send this message in the hopes that this community might be able to help me overcome some of my difficulties.
I am seeking a loan or financial help to send my younger sister to university and address other pressing challenges.
I cannot offer any guarantees, and I understand that trusting someone in my situation would be difficult. However, I promise to repay anyone who helps me within the next two years. My promise is all I have as a guarantee.
I won’t take up more of your time. Thank you for reading this message.
(I don't know English, and I tried to translate this message into English using online translators)
Wishing success to everyone
Btc: bc1qpeh5nmxedgl3ha5u4vzgljkpy07pm2xrymc532
Bnb: bnb1demdk2q4m9w3z7texd6hg3qkacgxyqlyh5qgnf
Doge : D8zNGyLG5qoNj7od7jscumkeb44pmMhEW9
Ltc: ltc1qx3plhmtcs3dh6deklgs2h750xcqvauwgeypuqm
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