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Topic: Buying Litecoin, BTC, Ether, OmiseGo, Ripple - With Escrow Only. Asian Buyer. (Read 141 times)
January 26, 2018, 02:08:26 AM
January 25, 2018, 06:30:54 AM
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January 25, 2018, 05:43:27 AM
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January 24, 2018, 09:41:17 AM
Hi,
I am actually a forex trader and have been scalping for a long time.
Met another trader a while back, informed me he buys around 100 bitcoins per day for his small OTC desk here.
I would like to buy as many lite coins as possible with international wire transfer payment or using some transfer company like Revolut as well as using an Escrow from the website.
I am already using Coinbase, Kraken, Bitfinex but the limits on them are hard and the transfer takes forever.
Please let me know how thats possible and if there is anyone out there who can sell.
For people who need some compliance, i can provide my proof of income as well as my statements.
I would be buying Litecoin, Bitcoin, Ether, OmiseGO
I would also request, please provide me a % over Bitfinex that would be workable for you under 3% as over that it isn't possible with both seller and buying sharing the Escrow cost.
I am actually a forex trader and have been scalping for a long time.
Met another trader a while back, informed me he buys around 100 bitcoins per day for his small OTC desk here.
I would like to buy as many lite coins as possible with international wire transfer payment or using some transfer company like Revolut as well as using an Escrow from the website.
I am already using Coinbase, Kraken, Bitfinex but the limits on them are hard and the transfer takes forever.
Please let me know how thats possible and if there is anyone out there who can sell.
For people who need some compliance, i can provide my proof of income as well as my statements.
I would be buying Litecoin, Bitcoin, Ether, OmiseGO
I would also request, please provide me a % over Bitfinex that would be workable for you under 3% as over that it isn't possible with both seller and buying sharing the Escrow cost.
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