Im seeking a 0.5BTC loan for 20 days until my paycheck comes through. I have the domain e d i c e . c o m as collateral, which is valuated at $4,100 on even the lowest domain valuation system. I have receipts showing where it was purchased for $5,000. The domain is 18 years old and is highly sought after in the gambling industry. I was considering selling it, but would much rather get a loan with it and receive it back. The collateral being offered is worth over 120% of the asking amount and can be sold on various sites for over $5,000.
I have the domain on a separate account which I can provide you access to and you change the password on, or I can transfer it to you and get it transferred back after the loan is paid off. Will be paying it off for sure. Thanks in advance.
Ok...not sure why VoD left me negative feedback when I've been very clear about my intentions. ONCE AGAIN as it appears people don't read:
I initially was intending to sell the domain to hold me over until my next paycheck, but decided I would try and get a loan instead and I WOULD LIKE TO KEEP THE DOMAIN. YES I initially did have intentions of selling it, but I would much rather receive a loan and pay it back so that I can retain the domain. It's an 18 year old domain. I am not trying to lose it for less than what it is actually worth.
Hopefully this clears things up. I hate how people who aren't even involved in a deal can just leave you negative feedback just bc they feel like it. Makes absolutely no sense.
For one, your edice.com domain isnt valid collateral. Just because you purchased it (if you did) for such an amount doesnt mean it would be sold for that amount otherwise you wouldve sold it by now for more than that and wouldnt be here. Two, you put your domain up for sale hours before asking for a loan. (
http://archive.is/2lkcv) This tells me you had no intention of repaying, even if you "changed your mind" you still shown you had intention on selling it as well as you admitting to it because if the price of btc goes up and you cannot pay, you would pretty much say to the lender to keep the domain, which means the lender would be at a loss especially if they cannot sell the domain and would have to pay each year to keep the domain active thus waiting more money and they may have to sell it for less. Its not worth it. If you really want a loan against the domain, there are sites out there that does that, but people here will likely not take the risk or if they will they would do it for far less.
I would suggest that you lock the thread, or dont because you already got a negative feedback.
FYI: When you post on a PUBLIC FORUM, people have the right to leave feedback. It makes perfect sense. Dont want people to be involve, dont post.
