paypal still the best payment processors over the world since most ebusiness use it,bitcoin is new and already got a part of the cake,besides those is hard to exchange to paypal as a user can open a fight and get back the money sent on the 60 days ahead the transaction,soo exchange to paypal currently would be a disaster since desonest people will open a dispute and take the btc as well the money back.... soo better avoid paypal....
I also prefer PayPal as a payment system. But i wouldn't save my bitcoins there. Because i'm afraid of scammers. By the way which trading platform do you use ? 
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I can change bitcoin to paypal $1=$1 if you need to change bitcoin to paypal , webmoney or perfect money contact me.
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coinpal.eu is a scam
they got me for about $780 last night
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they got me for about $780 last night
bitcoin address 12awVrBX3J95qXjDKC7btodpL27mxgg2fF
If its works, i will be over the moon. Because changing paypal to bitcoins is kind of very problematic. I hope this is the key
no message in 2018 !!
on their site:
PayPal froze my accounts. CoinPal is permanently closed
If its works, i will be over the moon. Because changing paypal to bitcoins is kind of very problematic. I hope this is the key
Its seems Arora is the best option to check into the link you sent. This is because my own browser is not responding at all. Thanks to those guys that made the suggestion of Arora. I think that should solve my problem.
is this service still active? its a good service by the way some people that selling their stuff on ebay and other marketplace will get payment in paypal balance, and maybe this service can help them to buying bitcoin with their paypal balance
Keeping more relaxed for me. No need to consider cstoconditions in marketplace. Particularly if i must viewing charts daily. Da trading will require up my time and become less affordable, because profits that i achieve not yet large.y
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10 to 20 BTC , it s big amount of money. I think you should lower the minimum purchase, 0.1 is great for all paypal users. I find difficult to buy bitcoin with paypal. Most exchanger don't accept paypal but they can sell bitcoin to paypal accout. I mean we make bitcoi to paypal balance. That 's good idea. Most internet users still use paypal as one of the biggest payment gateway.
This service is great. I enxchanged paypal to bitcoin one time about 6 months ago and I got a lot of troubles because my paypal name is not the same with my real name on the identity
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Thank you @mndrix
paypal still the best payment processors over the world since most ebusiness use it,bitcoin is new and already got a part of the cake,besides those is hard to exchange to paypal as a user can open a fight and get back the money sent on the 60 days ahead the transaction,soo exchange to paypal currently would be a disaster since desonest people will open a dispute and take the btc as well the money back.... soo better avoid paypal....
paypal itself has become a risk for many people nowadays. many of the paypal accounts have been hacked by the hackers.
in this situation using paypal and bitcoin together will be a huge risk for yourself.
its a completely risky thing but if its secured by the hackers completely then may be you can be successful in attracting many people towards this.
in this situation using paypal and bitcoin together will be a huge risk for yourself.
its a completely risky thing but if its secured by the hackers completely then may be you can be successful in attracting many people towards this.
You guys forgot one important thing: Paypal (a system player) can't and won't go against the system. Neither of these small steps taken by them indicates less hostility towards BTC.
I'm wanting to know if they ever unfroze your account?
As Meni mentioned, PayPal unfroze my account about 6 months after freezing it. I was able to withdraw my cash at that time.
However, until last month (about 4 years after the freeze) that PayPal account was still restricted. That is, I was unable to add or withdraw any new funds or make any transactions with that account. Before those restrictions were lifted, I had to provide a verbal promise that I would not use the account to trade virtual currencies. So PayPal's baby steps towards Bitcoin haven't reached the ToS department yet, apparently.
Well it is quite a step for them to take I would imagine. Think of all the money that they froze. All the people that had interactions with because of it. I'm not saying that you was last on the list, but it was about what 2 months ago that they announced publicly that they would begin to determine if bitcoin would be a viable resource they could use? So 1 month and they did at least update your account. So, to me, that means that they must have have realistic intentions of implementing btc into their company.
I'm wanting to know if they ever unfroze your account?
As Meni mentioned, PayPal unfroze my account about 6 months after freezing it. I was able to withdraw my cash at that time.
However, until last month (about 4 years after the freeze) that PayPal account was still restricted. That is, I was unable to add or withdraw any new funds or make any transactions with that account. Before those restrictions were lifted, I had to provide a verbal promise that I would not use the account to trade virtual currencies. So PayPal's baby steps towards Bitcoin haven't reached the ToS department yet, apparently.
I'm wanting to know if they ever unfroze your account? Did you get your money back from them that was seized? Since they are now starting to mingle with bitcoins, I was curious if they would release funds they seized during their btc is against TOS.
Unless I'm missing something, the account was unfrozen long ago - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.595903.Thats great. Thank you very much for responding to this. I was extremely curious if Paypal would give the money back or unfreeze accounts since now they are having dealings with bitcoins. I wonder how much money Paypal acutally had tied up with these type of accounts that were hit. Its kinda a large number I would imagine.
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