Topic: Bitcoin with Paypal? (Read 1938 times)
I would not recommend selling Bitcoins for paypal, unless the trader has a very good reputation. Paypal has always been a problem for all sorts of online exchanges since any transaction can be reversed.
Offer something for sale for bitcoins that's the easiest way to get them.
You transact something like this..
BitcoinBuyer advertises I can convert your bitcoins into items, tell me what you want.
BitcoinSeller replies I want a new 7850 graphics card of $180 value.
BitcoinBuyer buys the item from a store for $180 dollars
Bitcoin Seller transfers the bitcoin in exchange for the item
Notice how this transaction avoided any bank account and PayPal!
This also becomes a $ swap contract should you need a lawyer to arbitrage a dispute it's recognized in law.
Enjoy.
You transact something like this..
BitcoinBuyer advertises I can convert your bitcoins into items, tell me what you want.
BitcoinSeller replies I want a new 7850 graphics card of $180 value.
BitcoinBuyer buys the item from a store for $180 dollars
Bitcoin Seller transfers the bitcoin in exchange for the item
Notice how this transaction avoided any bank account and PayPal!
This also becomes a $ swap contract should you need a lawyer to arbitrage a dispute it's recognized in law.
Enjoy.
A site like coinmama is grossly overpriced. Unfortunately with Paypal, because of the chargeback possibility, it is difficult. I ended up finding someone I could trust when I sold to them. Otherwise, I've just used coinbase with a bank account.
I think I'd like to clarify on my situation:
I'm under the age of 18, therefore unable to create a bank account without my parent's legal consent.
I would like to use paypal as I can have a friend deposit money in my account very easily without any questions asked. I'm not attaching a debit card to my account as it'll likely be a gift payment.
I'm looking to buy about 37 bitcoin for around 200 Canadian, can anyone help?
I don't understand Bitcoin OTC either =\
I'm under the age of 18, therefore unable to create a bank account without my parent's legal consent.
I would like to use paypal as I can have a friend deposit money in my account very easily without any questions asked. I'm not attaching a debit card to my account as it'll likely be a gift payment.
I'm looking to buy about 37 bitcoin for around 200 Canadian, can anyone help?
I don't understand Bitcoin OTC either =\
You could also maybe post in the trade section of this forum and see if anyone will meet you to trade in your town. When you're out of the newbe section that is.
Hey, iSellBitcoins, how much would it cost to buy 23 bitcoins?
I might be able to do that...But you'll have wait until I withdraw the funds,then I'll send you the coins.
mostly risky for the seller, because paypal can be reversed. ? So If someone sends me a payment as a gift..How can that be reversed?
May as well just skip Paypal altogether. If you can't find another form of obtaining bitcoins then you probably shouldn't be getting into this anyway.
I'm looking to buy about 37 bitcoin for around 200 Canadian, can anyone help?
Canadian? There are several methods to buy bitcoins with cash in Canada.
VirtEx:
- http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/VirtEx (deposit cash at any TD Bank)
- http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Canadian_Bitcoins (accepts cash by mail XpressPost)
I think I'd like to clarify on my situation:
I'm under the age of 18, therefore unable to create a bank account without my parent's legal consent.
I would like to use paypal as I can have a friend deposit money in my account very easily without any questions asked. I'm not attaching a debit card to my account as it'll likely be a gift payment.
I'm looking to buy about 37 bitcoin for around 200 Canadian, can anyone help?
I don't understand Bitcoin OTC either =\
I'm under the age of 18, therefore unable to create a bank account without my parent's legal consent.
I would like to use paypal as I can have a friend deposit money in my account very easily without any questions asked. I'm not attaching a debit card to my account as it'll likely be a gift payment.
I'm looking to buy about 37 bitcoin for around 200 Canadian, can anyone help?
I don't understand Bitcoin OTC either =\
i would advise against it, i got the account i had my debit card attached to frozen and now i cant unfreeze it/use my debit card info for another one.
Honestly just use bit instant. It might take you leaving your house to visit a bank but it is a reliable, safe, and fast service.
#bitcoin-otc on Freenode is a possibility. In general noone there will accept PayPal from anyone without a good rating on the web of trust, but some users of the exchange offer very small amounts to beginners who want to establish a rating. Not a good solution if you need 50 BTC now, but may be worthwile if you are in it for a longer term. When you have an established rating (a few weeks old, some positive, no negative), you will start finding more people who are willing to trade with you using PayPal, and at better rates as well.
Remember to read the guide first. Especially the part about GPG authentication. Nobody will accept PayPal from unauthenticated users. Expect some healthy scepticism for the first few trades. It isn't about you, it is all the scammers who come there every day trying to convert the balance on their stolen PayPal accounts to BTC. Often wasting a lot of our time trying to convince us to trade anyway. An advice: Use the e-mail on your PayPal account when registering with GPG. We are much less sceptical of payments coming from the same e-mail as you registered with. Don't use PayPal if you want to trade anonymously.
Remember to read the guide first. Especially the part about GPG authentication. Nobody will accept PayPal from unauthenticated users. Expect some healthy scepticism for the first few trades. It isn't about you, it is all the scammers who come there every day trying to convert the balance on their stolen PayPal accounts to BTC. Often wasting a lot of our time trying to convince us to trade anyway. An advice: Use the e-mail on your PayPal account when registering with GPG. We are much less sceptical of payments coming from the same e-mail as you registered with. Don't use PayPal if you want to trade anonymously.
rooflez, ok - did you check this list ?
Check out the list of currency exchanges and fixed rate exchanges, also try bitcoin-otc, you might get lucky there.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade#Currency_exchanges
Also, when buying with paypal, a lot of people have been burnt by ppl that reverse their payments, so don't have too high hopes of finding someone to do paypal business with, but I bet you're probably going to have someone offer you a smaller amount if interested. sturles often sell small amounts for paypal. he's a bitcoin-otc.
Check out the list of currency exchanges and fixed rate exchanges, also try bitcoin-otc, you might get lucky there.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade#Currency_exchanges
Also, when buying with paypal, a lot of people have been burnt by ppl that reverse their payments, so don't have too high hopes of finding someone to do paypal business with, but I bet you're probably going to have someone offer you a smaller amount if interested. sturles often sell small amounts for paypal. he's a bitcoin-otc.
rooflez, not sure where you're based, but if you have a european bank account, it's possible you could use https://bitcoinmarket24.com
I'm actually Canadian. So that can't be an option.I'm looking for a way to buy bitcoin with paypal for a good premium, as well.
rooflez, not sure where you're based, but if you have a european bank account, it's possible you could use https://bitcoinmarket24.com
Um, I have over 63 positive feedback marks on my eBay account.
Thanks.
Thanks.
I stand corrected I guess.
How much would it cost to buy like 38 bitcoin off you?
380 dollars for you!
I would think it's a bad idea for the seller, since I've heard from many of my friends that selling bitcoins through paypal is the absolute worst way to transfer them because of charge-back.
Now I know I'm new to bitcoins but in terms of paypal I'm a veteran, and I'd agree with everyone else when they say avoid it entirely. People on the internet try too hard and act too slick to be trusted with a payment method such as paypal... especially considering they usually side with the buyer and not the seller.
Now I know I'm new to bitcoins but in terms of paypal I'm a veteran, and I'd agree with everyone else when they say avoid it entirely. People on the internet try too hard and act too slick to be trusted with a payment method such as paypal... especially considering they usually side with the buyer and not the seller.
Um, I have over 63 positive feedback marks on my eBay account.
Thanks.
Thanks.
I stand corrected I guess.
How much would it cost to buy like 38 bitcoin off you?
380 dollars for you!
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