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Topic: needing $500 in BTC for Christmas- no collateral- please help (Read 621 times)

newbie
Activity: 7
Merit: 0
I didn't come here to be attacked on a forum and accused of being a scammer, I don't need that stress... Mod's please delete my post- and I am leaving these people alone in their accusations
legendary
Activity: 1834
Merit: 1036
re-read my post, I'm new to this, I understand you need to be harsh because you don't know who you are talking to.... I'm not a scam, I've just never done this before
You are not new into this, you only have a few posts and here you are asking for a loan right away. You are not waiting for an angel, you are waiting for a sucker who will fall to your promise "I will not default" and "I'm not a scam", those lines are not new here, you even know what an ICO is while others who claims to be new starts at the Beginners and Help section.
newbie
Activity: 7
Merit: 0
thanks, I think I'll just forget it.. it would take an angel lender for this....
sr. member
Activity: 588
Merit: 250
re-read my post, I'm new to this, I understand you need to be harsh because you don't know who you are talking to.... I'm not a scam, I've just never done this before

I advise you to read the stickies first before posting anything on the lending section. They are there for a reason.

Physical collateral is worthless if the lender cannot even get a hold of it.
newbie
Activity: 7
Merit: 0
re-read my post, I'm new to this, I understand you need to be harsh because you don't know who you are talking to.... I'm not a scam, I've just never done this before
sr. member
Activity: 588
Merit: 250
Here we go again.

Your collateral is a physical one. Why not pawn it at your local pawnshop.

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but no worries, I will NOT default.
These words would mean you will most likely default.

Also, $500 for an iPad mini as collateral?

Newbie + invalid collateral = scam
newbie
Activity: 7
Merit: 0
Hi,
  I'm just starting a new job, and I need $500 in BTC to get my mother a gift, it's a fancy sewing machine.
   I need to make this back in small payments of $30 a month agreed on (with higher payments as I can) you can charge me interest of 2.5% a month
  

I decided to forget this- it would take a rare person to risk this... I shouldn't have asked. I'll find another way
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