Unfortunately some users have provided loans to newbies "on word" and received nothing in return...
Topic: What is a valid collateral for a loan? (Read 101 times)
Unfortunately some users have provided loans to newbies "on word" and received nothing in return...
Would also like to add that some people will look at different forms of collateral differently. What some people would consider 'safe' collateral in terms of things other users would not touch.
There are people who like / use all types of tokens on a whole bunch of other chains. Others will not touch anything if it's not BTC / LTC / ETH. So there is always that to consider. Just because someone might think it's valid collateral another lender might not even think about it.
-Dave
There are people who like / use all types of tokens on a whole bunch of other chains. Others will not touch anything if it's not BTC / LTC / ETH. So there is always that to consider. Just because someone might think it's valid collateral another lender might not even think about it.
-Dave
Unfortunately some users have provided loans to newbies "on word" and received nothing in return...
If there is no collateral, only what I think can be used to give someone a loan on this forum should be your reputation and the campaign that you are. If the newbie go away with the money and not pay back which is very possible, who would we blame for such easy to know scam? I will blame the person that loaned the person some coins. 
Here you find some clarification https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6311902
and generally speaking there is a full topic that explains how to use collaterals here
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/edu-the-rule-of-no-collateral-no-loan-ignore-at-your-own-risk-577765
remember that you are always interacting with strangers here on forum.
no matter how sad a story is, it deserves attention, unless it concerns users with a certain reputation (and a loan request for small sums) collateral is always necessary.
Unfortunately some users have provided loans to newbies "on word" and received nothing in return...
and generally speaking there is a full topic that explains how to use collaterals here
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/edu-the-rule-of-no-collateral-no-loan-ignore-at-your-own-risk-577765
remember that you are always interacting with strangers here on forum.
no matter how sad a story is, it deserves attention, unless it concerns users with a certain reputation (and a loan request for small sums) collateral is always necessary.
Unfortunately some users have provided loans to newbies "on word" and received nothing in return...
Greetings all,
I tried to look around but didn't figure out what is a valid collateral for a loan in the forum?
I tried to look around but didn't figure out what is a valid collateral for a loan in the forum?
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