@ldw116

That isn't how it works. You don't attempt to abuse users by setting ridiculous loans just because you don't trust them as much. What does that accomplish? Nothing really. If the user has issues with loans what do you expect to gain, nothing....better to not loan to the user at all. Be smarter, not meaner.

I am not entirely sure why this loan is a thing, 250k in four hours? Ridiculous. and even more 10k/hour late fees, open ended? Yeah no. What did you expect to gain from this deal? I will say what I've said before. There is no reason to drown users in debt. If you expect to see your money again, keep it reasonable. This is outrageous. I will also not allow someone to knowingly take advantage of a user. This has a flavor of "get someone in trouble" all over it.

Don't be mistaken, you are expected to honor your agreements. But don't be stupid and try to take advantage of others with your loans. Again, you accomplish nothing if the user cannot repay you, the more reasonable you are, the better your chances of seeing your money again.

I'm voiding this agreement since it's just ridiculous, I will require @NoahPvPz_ to repay the $15,000 that you loaned him in 2 days time. That it all. That way in this case, you lose little or nothing.
@NoahPvPz_ You need to take more care in the future to read what you're agreeing to.

Don't be ridiculous with your loans people -.- Doesn't solve the problem if you bury players in debt.

Locked, @NoahPvPz_ owes $15,000 to @ldw116 by Jan 28th, 2016.