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Old 05-17-2007, 02:24 PM
kickpushcoast kickpushcoast is offline
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Default Re: Loaning friends money

i'll give any close friend a couple hundred bucks and/or a place to crash for a couple weeks if they need it, beyond that i cant help you. that should really be all the help any able bodied person needs in this day and age
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Old 05-17-2007, 04:17 PM
Tuco Tuco is offline
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Default Re: Loaning friends money

I guess i'm in the minority, but I lend $$ to friends all the time. At the moment, I have like $30k out. $20k to a family member that will pay me when he can (he has borrowed and payed back several times), $5k to a poker friend (probably the 30th time i've lent him chips online and hes payed every time), and another $5k in chips to another poker friend (also borrowed many times).

I'm sure I will get burned at some point, but thats life. I'd rather err on the side of helping my friends out than tell them no when I can afford it.

Having said all that, I wouldn't lend money to casual aquaitences. All of these people are close friends or family.

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Old 05-17-2007, 04:28 PM
Go_Blue88 Go_Blue88 is offline
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Default Re: Loaning friends money

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I'm sure I will get burned at some point, but thats life. I'd rather err on the side of helping my friends out than tell them no when I can afford it.


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If your friends actually need the money to survive then I could understand that. But, if your friends just want to play poker online, then it seems to me that you're hardly helping your friends. In that situation, I view the risk as greater than the reward.
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