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44 点作者 pr337h4m超过 1 年前

7 条评论

recursivecaveat超过 1 年前
I found this user who has loaned almost $300,000 across 1800 transactions for anyone who is interested in some statistics: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;old.reddit.com&#x2F;r&#x2F;borrow&#x2F;comments&#x2F;18h8yq4&#x2F;paid_uinfiniteunicornsleep_500_cad_1_day_early&#x2F;kd54qej&#x2F;" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;old.reddit.com&#x2F;r&#x2F;borrow&#x2F;comments&#x2F;18h8yq4&#x2F;paid_uinfin...</a>
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markx2超过 1 年前
I lent there many times a couple of years ago.<p>I always insisted that I was only paid back what I had lent. I stopped doing this when I was not paid back several times in a row.<p>As a frequent reader what I noticed was that people were repeatedly coming back. They might ask for £250, they repay with whatever &#x27;interest&#x27; was asked, and then they post again asking more money. As the user&#x27;s payment history is posted, and they seem trustworthy, they get the new loan. Repeat and repeat.<p>They are forever trapped in a cycle of paying more back and from what they ask - it&#x27;s never for what might be called luxuries - they slowly sink.<p>So while I saw it as useful, and indeed it may be for some, there are others who are effectively being financially abused and they have no way out of that loop.
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christiangenco超过 1 年前
This is fascinating and the interest rates are nuts. The current top post is asking for $400 with plans to repay a total of $475 by the 25th which ChatGPT says is a 526% interest rate.<p>What’s the deal here? Are most borrowers scams? Is there no better option for the financially vulnerable? I’ll try to convince my wife it’s worth an experiment.
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VikingCoder超过 1 年前
I wonder if it would be profitable to make a bot that borrows money on here and doesn&#x27;t pay it back.
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jcpham2超过 1 年前
Lending money to strangers on the internet without recourse is profitable until it isn&#x27;t. I assume the only currency trust is a web-of-trust and some type of &quot;+&#x2F;-&quot; ratings system; which totally works until it doesn&#x27;t.<p>These are gifts to some people, not loans. Loans are enforceable contracts.
thrtythreeforty超过 1 年前
I&#x27;ve never thought about being the other side of <i>being</i> a loan shark. Is there any regulation about actually making these loans to people? (There is sure as hell regulation about collecting the debt, so I suspect the answer is yes here too.)
rabbits_2002超过 1 年前
I wonder if it would be profitable to make a bot that lends out money on here.
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