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Support => Customer support => Topic started by: MrNG007 on April 25, 2013, 01:22 pm
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can I bond back in ? mad love. G . west coast home of the body bags the shotty n magg.. LOS ANGELES is where the parties at.
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What? Are you asking about purchasing a vendor account?
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What? Are you asking about purchasing a vendor account?
I do have one and when I bonded out I got 5000 back best investment. can I do it again but to an existing vendor name
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Can you explain your question with more detail? I'm not understanding what you're asking here.
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I put up 800usd to become a vendor. after meeting a few prerequisites I can request a bond refund I was granted that thinking I would get initial 800 or less back . it was thousands instead. I'd want to do it again. ya know?
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I put up 800usd to become a vendor. after meeting a few prerequisites I can request a bond refund I was granted that thinking I would get initial 800 or less back . it was thousands instead. I'd want to do it again. ya know?
Aaaah, that makes things a little clearer. Reading the earlier posts I was also like "???"!
You will get back the amount of Bitcoin that you pay into the bond, not a particular USD amount. The value of Bitcoin may rise or fall over the duration of the bond being held by Silk Road, but you will receive back exactly the amount that you paid in Bitcoin.
Regarding an existing vendor account, once you satisfy the pre-requisites for receiving the bond refund then yes, you can apply to receive it back. If you are talking about a vendor account that you paid a fee for instead of a bond then no, the bond refund system does not apply.
Vendors buying previously to the new system being introduced paid a $150 FEE to obtain vending privileges.
Vendors buying after the new system was introduced are paying a $500 BOND to obtain vending privileges.
A fee, by definition, is money paid as part of a special transaction, e.g., for a privilege or for admission to something.
A bond, by definition, is a debt security under which the issuer owes the holder a debt and, depending on the terms of the bond, is obliged to repay the principal at a later date once those terms are met.
Libertas
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I think he's just saying he wants to get lucky and make "thousands" just as easily again.