Quote from: Killerloop on June 03, 2014, 06:36:33 AM

Quote from: MoreMinerals on June 03, 2014, 02:36:11 AM

Also "chips not finished" yadda yadda, People said the same thing about KnC and CoinTerra.
Did they finish them? Yes they did although with a short delay,

You are not an estabilished and verifiable company. You are random joe.

Quote from: MoreMinerals on June 03, 2014, 02:36:11 AM

I could send you the addresses I used on BTC-guild and Eligius, LTC pools, my Ebay sales, etc.
Am I going to? No, because you're probably not the investor I'm looking for.
I don't want someone to come out and murder me, should I fail and send me PM's daily on what I did with the money.
Yes I'm scared, but equally I have faith.

No one cares about your addresses, words or references pal. We're here for business and this is not some bar where you can hit on girls. You won't get anything with words.

You want money? Provide collateral for more of its value. You cannot? Then GTFO, you'll only get negative trust with such a behaviour.

This right here. I have the feeling OP is trolling at this point, honestly. I can't fathom anyone believing someone with the money wouldn't want collateral prior to giving a loan. Unless he thinks even places like JP Morgan/Chase have no money and that's why they won't just throw money at everyone who comes in there and says "I need a loan!" There's a reason why places require collateral; it has nothing to do with how much money someone has.

I'd require the same collateral from you (who apparently has nothing) as I would from someone who had proof they earn $50 million a year and has $1b in a bank account. What someone earns/has means absolutely nothing when it comes to repaying debts. Collateral is our protection from non-payment. And yes, rich people scam as well.

Nobody is giving you the $6.6k+ as a write-off. You either provide the collateral or move on.