Quote from: Camp220 on June 27, 2014, 07:22:51 AM

Thanks for the link to the terms and conditions of the "General" rule for lending :-)

Anyways if it's collateral I currently hold on two exchanges and my est btc on the 1st is .90 and the est btc on the second is .20, although the reason I was asking for this loan is the coins I'm currently invested in are good strong coins that through my research I believe in, but once again the major problem is that I don't have volume going on for me to actually turn decent profit daily.

I range from maybe profiting .05 to maybe .1 every 3 days roughly, only because the coins that I do hold unfortunately I don't own enough of them that when the price goes up and I sell and then dips and I rebuy that I'm making enough profit.

Also another huge problem that I have with my trading is my entries and exits, which is why I also stated in the loan proposal to actually possibly have someone who knows what they are doing to assist me in the trades so by the end of the agreement I'll be well on my way to making good profit and potential on my own.

I am open to the option of the collateral but I would need to know the terms and conditions for that as I was reading that it is equally as easy for the opposition to just take my altcoins and run.

Does anyone have any suggestions for this? I am open to anyone's opinions and options for this matter, but like I said if I was lucky enough to find a good hearted person to assist and help me out, I would have no problem paying it forward as I'm a firm believer in everyone making money and positivity and karma.

Anyways thanks again for the link and the options that I have and if anyone would be interested in this offer please don't hesitate to reply

You are not going to get a loan without collateral. The sob story behind it is not relevant because no one should or will risk that 1 BTC. The rule isn't general, it applies to all loans in the real world and the Bitcoin world.