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Topic: [Question]Would someone give me a loan? (Read 201 times)

jr. member
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January 16, 2024, 07:58:57 AM
#10
You should learn to make money rather learning how to take loan.
hero member
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January 10, 2024, 09:24:04 AM
#9
With collateral why take the loan if you can sell the collateral coins? If you have collateral and taking a loan does it seems you only wants to boost your trust score rather than wanted to take the loan.
Nope, a collateral is a security measure often taken by the lenders and they won't sell your collateral or do anything to it as long as you pay the loan plus interest on time. I don't think that anybody would pay interest just to increase their trust score that doesn't make sense at all. The ones who are enrolled in signature campaigns may get loans without collateral because they can pay back the loans as long as they earn weekly income from the signature campaigns. There are also those members who aren't actually part of any signature campaign but they have built up trust in this community and that's why the lenders also give them loans without any collateral. 
hero member
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January 07, 2024, 06:57:21 PM
#8
You can get a non collateral loan if you have a strong reputation, a good trade history or a high rank account. Although bitcointalk accounts are no longer used as collateral, someone may likely give a small loan to a high rank account knowing the owner of the account would not want to risk the reputation damage to his account if he deagyalts the loan. Unfortunately for you OP, you have neither one of these. Your reputation is in question as regards to the feedback you have. You are a junior member rank with no good reputation, because of that nobody in the lending business will want to take a risk on you.
hero member
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January 07, 2024, 04:22:20 PM
#7
If I post a loan here with no collateral would someone give me a loan?
I'm just curious that's all. Nothing to be angry about. It was just a small loan for buying a domain.
People do get none collateral loans on the forum but, that’s reserved for people who have got some backings in terms of there user’s reputation on the forum and possibly, the campaign they are linked with. That be some viable place for a start on refunds as, you could easily be sure of refunds from campaign funds or the risk of having your reputation jeopardized would push you to redeem your pledge.

When it comes to you well, what have you got for leverage? Nothing!
I believe should you be the one in position of dispensing these loans, you wouldn’t give out loans to just anyone for asking. Means for recovery always comes first before honoring any loan offers.
You ain’t getting a cent here with that request.
Vod
legendary
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Licking my boob since 1970
January 01, 2024, 10:52:32 PM
#6
Signature campaign? Does it make the forum bulky from useless posts. They reply from posts they don't even fully understand like they understand and don't even read the other posts.
This thread is about loan and not about posts in respect to signature campaigns. If you are in a campaign and receiving campaign payment, you can be given loan.

Jack has a point, though.  Maybe he wants a loan to further the community?   Unless he posts garbage, he won't get his loan.
hero member
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December 31, 2023, 01:18:10 AM
#5
With collateral why take the loan if you can sell the collateral coins? If you have collateral and taking a loan does it seems you only wants to boost your trust score rather than wanted to take the loan.
You may not want to use an exchange. Let us say you need 0.002 BTC to purchase something online. You have altcoins that are not accepted on online site. You can borrow the BTC here. Use it to purchase  the thing and pay back once you have it.

Signature campaign? Does it make the forum bulky from useless posts. They reply from posts they don't even fully understand like they understand and don't even read the other posts.
This thread is about loan and not about posts in respect to signature campaigns. If you are in a campaign and receiving campaign payment, you can be given loan.
jr. member
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December 31, 2023, 12:10:34 AM
#4
There are two reasons you can be given a loan on this forum. If you are able to meet one, you will be given loan. The first is that you have collateral. The second is if you join a campaign already and earning money weekly. Without any of these, you can not be given loan on this forum because no member would want to as you have nothing to lose if you do not pay the money back.

Thank you  for stating this two reasons.

With collateral why take the loan if you can sell the collateral coins? If you have collateral and taking a loan does it seems you only wants to boost your trust score rather than wanted to take the loan.

Signature campaign? Does it make the forum bulky from useless posts. They reply from posts they don't even fully understand like they understand and don't even read the other posts.
hero member
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December 31, 2023, 12:03:14 AM
#3
There are two reasons you can be given a loan on this forum. If you are able to meet one, you will be given loan. The first is that you have collateral. The second is if you join a campaign already and earning money weekly. Without any of these, you can not be given loan on this forum because no member would want to as you have nothing to lose if you do not pay the money back.
Vod
legendary
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Licking my boob since 1970
December 30, 2023, 09:11:54 PM
#2
If I post a loan here with no collateral would someone give me a loan?
I'm just curious that's all. Nothing to be angry about. It was just a small loan for buying a domain.

A loan for a domain?    $20ish??   How would you pay it back?

No, you will not get a "loan" without collateral, as you will not pay back.
jr. member
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December 30, 2023, 07:40:31 PM
#1
If I post a loan here with no collateral would someone give me a loan?
I'm just curious that's all. Nothing to be angry about. It was just a small loan for buying a domain.
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