Topic: people "buying" trust without you noticing? - page 3. (Read 2691 times)
Who exactly are you referring to? If the loans were not from someone who is reputable then it would probably be best to disregard the positive trust reports when deciding if you want to loan to that person (with or without collateral)
There's no harm till a person is repaying his loans. It's not actually buying trust but it's building up trust and there are many members who do that but are trustworthy as well.
Exactly how is it any of your business what people are doing with loans? Why does anyone ever take credits from banks anyways?
There are much better ways of getting trust here than taking/providing loans. Sure, there could be potential abusers but that is part of the system. Every system in the world has his abuser.
There are much better ways of getting trust here than taking/providing loans. Sure, there could be potential abusers but that is part of the system. Every system in the world has his abuser.
If it was "without you noticing", you wouldn't be posting this thread 
I like to check the lending section on this forum because is quite funny and sometimes i notice a guy who has some trust and is looking for loan without collateral, most of the time he gets it because he has good trust but then you check his trust and its all from previous loans. What has this guy been doing with all these loans? Like i saw a guy with literally more than 15 feedbacks from loans. Does he really need those loans or is he "buying trust" because it just seems weird. Other thing is that most people that do that look for really small loans
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