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Topic: Need a loan of 0.3 Bitcoin, (100% Collateral available) (Read 387 times)

newbie
Activity: 3
Merit: 0
Please can you post tx ID?
He won’t. He wasn’t logged in since he posted that because his account was just a throwaway made to scam someone. No need to bump th thread after 5 days.

Sorry my mistake, next time i will check the post date.
legendary
Activity: 2758
Merit: 6830
Please can you post tx ID?
He won’t. He wasn’t logged in since he posted that because his account was just a throwaway made to scam someone. No need to bump th thread after 5 days.
newbie
Activity: 3
Merit: 0
Okay can be closed. Found an lender

Please can you post tx ID?
hero member
Activity: 1582
Merit: 759
Okay can be closed. Found an lender

You can lock the topic yourself. Bottom left corner.

newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 0
Okay can be closed. Found an lender
hero member
Activity: 1582
Merit: 759

Type of Collateral: My BITGO Wallet, where I am holding around 0.4 Bitcoin, you will receive Password + 2FA , you can change the Password and set the 2FA for yourself,  but you are strictly not allowed to move out any funds. Once I have paid back, you give my Wallet with my Funds back.
This is not secure.

BitGo only controls one of three private keys associated with addresses where coin is 'stored'. Two keys are required spend the coin.

The customer's "primary" key is designed to initiate all transactions. The customer will sign transactions with this key, and provide the signed transaction to BitGo, who will then verify the requestor is authorized to request that BitGo sign the transaction based on account settings. If all requirements are met, BitGo will sign the transaction. There is a 3rd key, held by the customer, designed to be a "cold storage" key, that can be used in conjunction with the "primary" key to spend any coin within the address.

The above means, that the lender will be unable to spend any coin within the wallet, and the OP would be able to move any coin held in the BitGo wallet.   

Honestly wouldn't be a bad idea to post this in a separate thread. It's good information & a good warning.
member
Activity: 211
Merit: 18
Loan Amount: 0.3 BTC

Reason for Taking out a Loan: I need to spent it as a deposit to my bank Acc, but dont want to touch my own wallet, where I keep around 0.5 BTC since 2016

Amount to be repaid: 0.4

Repayment Date: 25/08/2019

Type of Collateral: My BITGO Wallet, where I am holding around 0.4 Bitcoin, you will receive Password + 2FA , you can change the Password and set the 2FA for yourself,  but you are strictly not allowed to move out any funds. Once I have paid back, you give my Wallet with my Funds back.

Bitcoin Address: 3AHsLHQukikAA5FN8xm1QSmpiA85ys2mFe

Why don't you send the collateral to the lender wallet? For the interest you are willing to pay (0.1 BTC in a week), I think you won't mind to pay some transfer fees...
Also you say first you have around 0.5 BTC, then you say around 0.4 BTC, you lost 0.1 BTC while writing your post?
member
Activity: 138
Merit: 15

Type of Collateral: My BITGO Wallet, where I am holding around 0.4 Bitcoin, you will receive Password + 2FA , you can change the Password and set the 2FA for yourself,  but you are strictly not allowed to move out any funds. Once I have paid back, you give my Wallet with my Funds back.
This is not secure.

BitGo only controls one of three private keys associated with addresses where coin is 'stored'. Two keys are required spend the coin.

The customer's "primary" key is designed to initiate all transactions. The customer will sign transactions with this key, and provide the signed transaction to BitGo, who will then verify the requestor is authorized to request that BitGo sign the transaction based on account settings. If all requirements are met, BitGo will sign the transaction. There is a 3rd key, held by the customer, designed to be a "cold storage" key, that can be used in conjunction with the "primary" key to spend any coin within the address.

The above means, that the lender will be unable to spend any coin within the wallet, and the OP would be able to move any coin held in the BitGo wallet.   

A true gem of a post, merit sent! Smiley
copper member
Activity: 1652
Merit: 1901
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Type of Collateral: My BITGO Wallet, where I am holding around 0.4 Bitcoin, you will receive Password + 2FA , you can change the Password and set the 2FA for yourself,  but you are strictly not allowed to move out any funds. Once I have paid back, you give my Wallet with my Funds back.
This is not secure.

BitGo only controls one of three private keys associated with addresses where coin is 'stored'. Two keys are required spend the coin.

The customer's "primary" key is designed to initiate all transactions. The customer will sign transactions with this key, and provide the signed transaction to BitGo, who will then verify the requestor is authorized to request that BitGo sign the transaction based on account settings. If all requirements are met, BitGo will sign the transaction. There is a 3rd key, held by the customer, designed to be a "cold storage" key, that can be used in conjunction with the "primary" key to spend any coin within the address.

The above means, that the lender will be unable to spend any coin within the wallet, and the OP would be able to move any coin held in the BitGo wallet.   
full member
Activity: 756
Merit: 133
- hello doctor who box
Loan Amount: 0.3 BTC

Reason for Taking out a Loan: I need to spent it as a deposit to my bank Acc, but dont want to touch my own wallet, where I keep around 0.5 BTC since 2016

Amount to be repaid: 0.4

Repayment Date: 25/08/2019

Type of Collateral: My BITGO Wallet, where I am holding around 0.4 Bitcoin, you will receive Password + 2FA , you can change the Password and set the 2FA for yourself,  but you are strictly not allowed to move out any funds. Once I have paid back, you give my Wallet with my Funds back.

Bitcoin Address: 3AHsLHQukikAA5FN8xm1QSmpiA85ys2mFe

Repayment 0.4BTC which means 28.57% profit in about a week! That's very nice return. Problem here is that a lender is not going to take that much hassle to risk $3,039 to an unknown person in the forum.

You will simply walk away with the money my friend.
newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 0
Loan Amount: 0.3 BTC

Reason for Taking out a Loan: I need to spent it as a deposit to my bank Acc, but dont want to touch my own wallet, where I keep around 0.5 BTC since 2016

Amount to be repaid: 0.4

Repayment Date: 25/08/2019

Type of Collateral: My BITGO Wallet, where I am holding around 0.4 Bitcoin, you will receive Password + 2FA , you can change the Password and set the 2FA for yourself,  but you are strictly not allowed to move out any funds. Once I have paid back, you give my Wallet with my Funds back.

Bitcoin Address: 3AHsLHQukikAA5FN8xm1QSmpiA85ys2mFe


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