i will avoid this site
Until it's new and with no feedback, it's probably a good idea unless you are a daredevil.Especially when the minimum sell amount is 1 BTC >_<
Topic: Bitcoin → Paypal - [Buying Bitcoins] - [www.BTC2PayPal.com] - page 2. (Read 3602 times)
Especially when the minimum sell amount is 1 BTC >_<
i will avoid this site
Until it's new and with no feedback, it's probably a good idea unless you are a daredevil.Especially when the minimum sell amount is 1 BTC >_<
i will avoid this site
Until it's new and with no feedback, it's probably a good idea unless you are a daredevil. 
i will avoid this site
This would definitely be a convenient way of selling bitcoin if it is a legit setup that lasts over time...
I am going to try it out with 1 coin, I will keep you guys posted.
So, I didn't receive any reply within 24 hours. That's some fine business you have there.
We apologize for the delay Ssoele - We had a few issues which mean't we were offline for a little while longer than expected.
We have responded to your enquiry now.
Is buying through paypal safe? I've always debated trying it but been scared to..
We believe it is safe if you trust the person you are buying/selling from/to.
We have read the other comments and although mainly negative we look forward to hopefully changing how the company is perceived.
We look forward to doing business with everyone who wishes to and can only hope, you will post back with positive reviews to show the majority our legitimacy.
Kind Regards,
btc2paypal
the last thing i would do to sell my bitcoins is to use paypal. too many scammers plus funds are easily reversible.
It depends what you do - for instance, if you ship a piece of cloth or even a paper wallet in the mail and provide a tracking number, it's much harder to charge-back, and they can't just claim that they were hacked if you have a name + shipping address.
Totally right...
Unless they pull a CC chargeback, or return the empty paper wallet (with a tracking #) or a whole bunch of other unscrupulous things that paypal doesn't much care about.
It's incredibly dumb for a legitimate business to leave themselves open to that much risk, but why would an anonymous scammer care?
the last thing i would do to sell my bitcoins is to use paypal. too many scammers plus funds are easily reversible.
It depends what you do - for instance, if you ship a piece of cloth or even a paper wallet in the mail and provide a tracking number, it's much harder to charge-back, and they can't just claim that they were hacked if you have a name + shipping address.
Totally right...
Unless they pull a CC chargeback, or return the empty paper wallet (with a tracking #) or a whole bunch of other unscrupulous things that paypal doesn't much care about.
It's incredibly dumb for a legitimate business to leave themselves open to that much risk, but why would an anonymous scammer care?
LOL - you announced a new business on the newbie thread?
maybe because its easier to scam here ?
LOL - you announced a new business on the newbie thread?
maybe because its easier to scam here ?
This company doesn't appear to be registered with the U.S. Department of Treasury as an MSB (http://www.fincen.gov/financial_institutions/msb/msbstateselector.html).
Nor does it look like it's registered with the U.S. states as a money transmitter (CA: http://www.dfi.ca.gov/Directory/money_transmitters.html).
Nor does it look like it's registered with the U.S. states as a money transmitter (CA: http://www.dfi.ca.gov/Directory/money_transmitters.html).
Why would it be? owner's first name "An", last name "Onymous" -- looks legit, huh!?
I know, right! Anyway, if he scams us, we can just go to Where Some and beat him up, right?
This company doesn't appear to be registered with the U.S. Department of Treasury as an MSB (http://www.fincen.gov/financial_institutions/msb/msbstateselector.html).
Nor does it look like it's registered with the U.S. states as a money transmitter (CA: http://www.dfi.ca.gov/Directory/money_transmitters.html).
Nor does it look like it's registered with the U.S. states as a money transmitter (CA: http://www.dfi.ca.gov/Directory/money_transmitters.html).
Why would it be? owner's first name "An", last name "Onymous" -- looks legit, huh!?
This company doesn't appear to be registered with the U.S. Department of Treasury as an MSB (http://www.fincen.gov/financial_institutions/msb/msbstateselector.html).
Nor does it look like it's registered with the U.S. states as a money transmitter (CA: http://www.dfi.ca.gov/Directory/money_transmitters.html).
Nor does it look like it's registered with the U.S. states as a money transmitter (CA: http://www.dfi.ca.gov/Directory/money_transmitters.html).
yeah nice whois
obvious scam
obvious scam
I am going to try it out with 1 coin, I will keep you guys posted.
So, I didn't receive any reply within 24 hours. That's some fine business you have there.
i will try but i need escrow
Great point diamondz!
Seriously though, I've done it before and I've never had any issues.
Great point diamondz!
the last thing i would do to sell my bitcoins is to use paypal. too many scammers plus funds are easily reversible.
It depends what you do - for instance, if you ship a piece of cloth or even a paper wallet in the mail and provide a tracking number, it's much harder to charge-back, and they can't just claim that they were hacked if you have a name + shipping address.
the last thing i would do to sell my bitcoins is to use paypal. too many scammers plus funds are easily reversible.
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