Quote from: Anduck on August 07, 2013, 09:00:20 AM

Quote from: TradeFortress on August 07, 2013, 08:53:09 AM

Quote from: Anduck on August 07, 2013, 08:50:06 AM

Person A gives a loan to person B.
Person B gives a loan to person C.
Person C scams person B and doesn't pay the loan back.
Person B tells person A he won't pay back to person A because person C didn't pay person B back.

Is that how you do things in real life?
Nope, person B still has to pay back to person A even when person C scammed person B. If he doesn't person B is a scammer too.

No. I already paid "person A" with BTC on Ripple. I've clearly advertised my threads as Ripple Bitcoins, Bitcoins on Ripple, etc.

They are debt, but they have no terms and cannot be redeemed. They're also sent for free.

This is equivalent to selling something like.. Pirate BTC and the buyer complaining when they can't redeem.

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Total of 11 BC sent. Thank you.

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You need to follow the steps before I can send you the BTC.

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Sent a bunch of BTCs.

Just a few quotes by you from https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=206948.0

Too bad I can't see the original first post because it's been edited and the topic is self moderated.

You mislead them purposely to think they would get something else than a DEBT issued by you.

In ripple, they were given 1 BTC. 1 Ripple BTC, which was clearly stated in the title. 1 Ripple BTC is a token worth nothing unless it is backed, I could write a piece of paper with "1 BTC" on it and it would have the same value.