Quote from: shasan on Today at 04:12:04 AM

We can't rely on any intellectual property. ANd there is no value for any KYC document to a lender.

I really don't understand how KYC would have been of any help, first, those IDs would have to be real which you have no way of checking, then you would have to actually go and take action in court for $200, and common, nobody is going to do so, and to actually make this whole thing even crazier I some countries you're not even allowed to request it nor to store it and you would have to be a registered business to do such a thing, the fines for this would totally eclipse the $200.

Anyhow, it was basically a no-collateral loan, and the "newbie" defaulted, somebody took a gamble on a 6/4 bet on the trust you can put in strangers and lost.

Quote from: AHOYBRAUSE on Today at 06:03:01 PM

What Ed could do is message Stunna (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=81292) or some other stake rep here and explain him the situation . With the wallet address he can identify the owner of the stake account and just maybe get him some consequences.

Do you really think stake is going to take action based on a screenshot of an account and get involved in this mess? No way!