Topic: 1 BTC for $113 Paypal. (Read 839 times)
BTC is just about to hit 90$... so recalculate
Although cash deposits seem to be down for the weekend, BitInstant is a great service for buying bitcoins with cash. I think you could also purchase them with your PayPay debit card.
And yeah, I guess you would think $113 "is fair enough" - for YOU maybe!
Cool. Thanks for that, I will look into it.
Hey guys, I have landed my self in a bit of a predicament.
Firstly, I sold my LTC then converted to BTC then cashed it out to Paypal to prove to friends and family that money can be made from Bitcoin etc. Now I am trying to get the cash back into BTC and onto the exchanges, since many of them don't use Paypal as a means of deposit it's a pain in the ass.
So based on the current prices from BTC-E ($110.48 as of this post) I think $113 is fair enough. So just post or PM me and we can sort something out.
Thanks.
Firstly, I sold my LTC then converted to BTC then cashed it out to Paypal to prove to friends and family that money can be made from Bitcoin etc. Now I am trying to get the cash back into BTC and onto the exchanges, since many of them don't use Paypal as a means of deposit it's a pain in the ass.
So based on the current prices from BTC-E ($110.48 as of this post) I think $113 is fair enough. So just post or PM me and we can sort something out.
Thanks.
Although cash deposits seem to be down for the weekend, BitInstant is a great service for buying bitcoins with cash. I think you could also purchase them with your PayPay debit card.
And yeah, I guess you would think $113 "is fair enough" - for YOU maybe!
I am aware of the issues around Paypal, but it is the only means which I have at the moment until I get the cash out of it.
I also know that you need to heavily trust the person you are dealing with, but how can you get to trust someone with out giving them a chance to prove them self?
I also know that you need to heavily trust the person you are dealing with, but how can you get to trust someone with out giving them a chance to prove them self?
Go get a job and stop scamming people.
Say what you want, but I am not trying to scam anyone.
Thanks for your time anyway.
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I am aware of the issues around Paypal, but it is the only means which I have at the moment until I get the cash out of it.
I also know that you need to heavily trust the person you are dealing with, but how can you get to trust someone with out giving them a chance to prove them self?
I also know that you need to heavily trust the person you are dealing with, but how can you get to trust someone with out giving them a chance to prove them self?
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There's a reason you can't use Paypal to buy BTC. I'll give you 3 free guesses as to why no one sane will accept your offer.
Hey guys, I have landed my self in a bit of a predicament.
Firstly, I sold my LTC then converted to BTC then cashed it out to Paypal to prove to friends and family that money can be made from Bitcoin etc. Now I am trying to get the cash back into BTC and onto the exchanges, since many of them don't use Paypal as a means of deposit it's a pain in the ass.
So based on the current prices from BTC-E ($110.48 as of this post) I think $113 is fair enough. So just post or PM me and we can sort something out.
Thanks.
Firstly, I sold my LTC then converted to BTC then cashed it out to Paypal to prove to friends and family that money can be made from Bitcoin etc. Now I am trying to get the cash back into BTC and onto the exchanges, since many of them don't use Paypal as a means of deposit it's a pain in the ass.
So based on the current prices from BTC-E ($110.48 as of this post) I think $113 is fair enough. So just post or PM me and we can sort something out.
Thanks.
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