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Quote from: moji03 on April 20, 2016, 02:23:19 PM

Hi
Is there any btc exchange site that has money withdrawal by Paypal or virtual debit card?
I prefer if they send using Paypal mass payment in order to avoid the transaction fees.

Currently I asked virwox to see if they do send using Mass Payments. And bitstamp has withdrawal using their Credit Card option but has anyone used them?

Thanks

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Most exchanges won't allow withdrawal to paypal because of disputes/reversals. Those that do will make you eat the fees. You would be better off withdrawing through direct deposit to a bank account if you want to reduce fees.

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Hello,

https://cryptonit.net offers withdrawals to paypal.

Withdrawals to cards will be launched in the nearest future as well.

Should you have any questions, feel free to let me know.

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Why do you want to use PayPal anyway... It is a shitty exchange and there are many other options available...

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Quote from: mayax on April 22, 2016, 12:40:04 PM

then how can someone use a such website? even so, it seems that BTC-e is pretty used...very, very odd

why would I use a shady website, no company, no location, no bank account. they are using MoneyPolo as payment processor. what give it me a little guarantee that the funds are in safe with them?

They don't ask any questions about ID. That's worth the risk to plenty of people. The only thing they have to go on is their rep and the length of time they've been operating, which is aeons in Bitcoin terms.

I personally wouldn't ever use them but many do.

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I do not think it's easy to do transactions with bitcoins to paypal as the price of bitcoin isn't very stable and is always changing every minute. You could use some sites that offer debit cards that supports bitcoins like wirex or spectrocoin. I know they can be linked into paypal account.

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then how can someone use a such website? even so, it seems that BTC-e is pretty used...very, very odd

why would I use a shady website, no company, no location, no bank account. they are using MoneyPolo as payment processor. what give it me a little guarantee that the funds are in safe with them?

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Nobody knows.

I dunno.

Hell no.

They certainly have track record but I don't think I'd feel massively comfortable putting large sums through there. Support is patchy too unless you can be bothered to speak Russian by the sounds of it. Fees are pretty monstrous for adding and withdrawing too.

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Quote from: gentlemand on April 20, 2016, 04:16:40 PM

BTC-e do withdrawals to Visa. I've never used it but their fees tend to be pretty high.

where is BTC-e located? what's the company name? are they financial licensed as they should be?

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I'm the one that exchanged bitcoin to paypal and paypal withdraw to my bank, but they asked me many documents and in the end the money arrived in my bank was very little Cry

I recommend that you use Payza because it has the option to transfer your direct bitcoins to your Payza account without using a exchange and Payza transfers to your bank account and all with very low fee

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exchange btc to PayPal is always kinda risky because I read before about PayPal accounts get banned after dealing with bitcoin related txs. and if you find an exchange that allow withdrawing to PayPal, you will face a high fees that will eat your money. so try to go with another alternative to withdraw you btc

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There are many bitcoin debit card vendor now available in the market some of them are ecoin, cryptopay, bit-x etc you can get physical card from them for only around 10$ and use that card to withdraw any amount of bitcoin in your local atm. Good luck, don't pay high fees or get blocked by paypal exchanging bitcoin to paypal is risky.

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I know that Bit-X (coinsbank.com) are selling debit cards or something.
It allows u to withdraw btc from ur account and have cash, but to paypal idk. If u want to do paypal to cash, just add a bank account to ur paypal, transfer the money to ur bannk and then done.

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BTC-e do withdrawals to Visa. I've never used it but their fees tend to be pretty high.

moji03

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Hi
Is there any btc exchange site that has money withdrawal by Paypal or virtual debit card?
I prefer if they send using Paypal mass payment in order to avoid the transaction fees.

Currently I asked virwox to see if they do send using Mass Payments. And bitstamp has withdrawal using their Credit Card option but has anyone used them?

Thanks

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