I don't think it's possible for an exchange to (legally) accept PayPal/Google Pay/Apple Pay from their customers in exchange for crypto without getting into agreements with those providers.
Because I think this kind of activity is prohibited by their terms of services.
Not that any of that matters here, since OP said none of these payment methods are actually supported.
Topic: cryptobaron.org - fast cryptocurrency exchange (Read 236 times)
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Is it just me or have we seen a suspicious increase in Russian crypto exchanges lately? Maybe it doesn't have to mean anything since cryptocurrencies are very popular in Russia, but I have a bad feeling that it won't end well. This is just one out of several new threads that have appeared in this sub forum. Be careful everyone!
Another thing that I am suspicious with cryptobaron is how they claim to have 1830 XMR, I don't think this is true amount but I could be wrong about that.
That is why I tried exchanging monero to bitcoin in both directions, and I was getting error message like posted below:
That is why I tried exchanging monero to bitcoin in both directions, and I was getting error message like posted below:
About reserve, (to ignore accuracy or not), why did you report the same reserves more than once, in this way you mislead that for each USDT token, you have 598952 tokens in the balance. I assume that these are the same tokens because the amount is identical for all.
They did the same thing for Bitcoin and ethereum, but than they have different amount of coins for WBTC, something is not right here.
We are a service for exchanging cryptocurrency, payment systems and banks, not a full-fledged trading exchange. We have our own exchange rates, if you are not satisfied with the rate, no one forces you to make an exchange. Let us repeat, all reserves are relevant on the site.
Everything is important in business, arrogance will not help, at least it is not supported by strong facts. Maybe Pmalek (or anyone else who reads this thread) will not be a direct user of yours, but it is quite possible that he will not recommend you, he will even suggest avoiding your service. Seems like a pretty bad start to building a trusted brand.About reserve, (to ignore accuracy or not), why did you report the same reserves more than once, in this way you mislead that for each USDT token, you have 598952 tokens in the balance. I assume that these are the same tokens because the amount is identical for all.
You don't seem willing to answer certain questions, which makes you look untrustworthy in my book. Also, after a quick look, your fees are around 4%. I know of other instant exchanges that are reliable and have fees up to 1%. That's a big difference. I doubt you will have much success here with the way you have started.
We are a service for exchanging cryptocurrency, payment systems and banks, not a full-fledged trading exchange. We have our own exchange rates, if you are not satisfied with the rate, no one forces you to make an exchange. Let us repeat, all reserves are relevant on the site.
You don't seem willing to answer certain questions, which makes you look untrustworthy in my book. Also, after a quick look, your fees are around 4%. I know of other instant exchanges that are reliable and have fees up to 1%. That's a big difference. I doubt you will have much success here with the way you have started.
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We have analyzed information about the service’s work, its reputation, principles, and values of its administration and came to the conclusion that cryptobaron.org satisfies the criteria for a reliable partner and can be listed in BestChange, among other exchangers.
We sincerely hope for productive and long-term cooperation with this service. Despite the successful passing of all the checks, we will keep an eye on its reputation and the development of the client service.
We recommend you always check the review page https://www.bestchange.com/cryptobaron-exchanger.html After an exchange, please share your opinion about the provided service with others.
We have analyzed information about the service’s work, its reputation, principles, and values of its administration and came to the conclusion that cryptobaron.org satisfies the criteria for a reliable partner and can be listed in BestChange, among other exchangers.
We sincerely hope for productive and long-term cooperation with this service. Despite the successful passing of all the checks, we will keep an eye on its reputation and the development of the client service.
We recommend you always check the review page https://www.bestchange.com/cryptobaron-exchanger.html After an exchange, please share your opinion about the provided service with others.
An important announcement for our users! 🚀✨
How about besides making important announcements for your users you also take time to answer legitimate questions raised here? That's certainly a way to build trust and reputation. You're welcomed to the forum. Why do you seem to disregard what they have to say?
I'm a big fan of exchanges that don't require registration or accounts, but such feature is more or less rendered pointless when you could be asked anytime to submit your passport, driver's license, bank statement, tax return, bank card, among others.
By the way, buying crypto through PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and others is not yet activated?
Also, why so expensive? I need to pay $82,876.99 to get 1 BTC through Payeer via USD? But if via USDT, it would be $69,020.84 for 1 BTC. Still very expensive. Or is there a bug or something?
Oh my! So those were the real prices. That's kind of surprising. What exorbitant commissions! You've just given me a big reason not to do the exchange there. Honestly, if you're a user looking for a platform to do some conversion, are you going to use cryptobaron with those rates? I guess I wouldn't.
Anyway, I'm speaking about this:
https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/06/18/hUGio.png
If users are actually not allowed to purchase Bitcoin using any of the services mentioned, then why put them there in the first place? Or if these are temporarily unavailable pending integration or negotiations, perhaps adding them later when they're already supported would save users from unnecessary confusion?
Your AML page is very bad and there is no listing the possibility of refunding if you do not want to complete KYC verification, so there is no benefit from using the reserve as long as you impose identity restrictions on most of the transactions. The service works from about two years and only got 5 reviews.
When creating an application, we have exchange rules where it is indicated. https://cryptobaron.org/en/rules / clause 8.10.Without familiarizing yourself with them, you will not be able to make an exchange. It's the same with the AML/KYC rules. We are a relatively new service and are just starting our development.
Your AML page is very bad and there is no listing the possibility of refunding if you do not want to complete KYC verification, so there is no benefit from using the reserve as long as you impose identity restrictions on most of the transactions. The service works from about two years and only got 5 reviews.
An important announcement for our users! 🚀✨
How about besides making important announcements for your users you also take time to answer legitimate questions raised here? That's certainly a way to build trust and reputation. You're welcomed to the forum. Why do you seem to disregard what they have to say?
I'm a big fan of exchanges that don't require registration or accounts, but such feature is more or less rendered pointless when you could be asked anytime to submit your passport, driver's license, bank statement, tax return, bank card, among others.
By the way, buying crypto through PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and others is not yet activated?
Also, why so expensive? I need to pay $82,876.99 to get 1 BTC through Payeer via USD? But if via USDT, it would be $69,020.84 for 1 BTC. Still very expensive. Or is there a bug or something?
Oh my! So those were the real prices. That's kind of surprising. What exorbitant commissions! You've just given me a big reason not to do the exchange there. Honestly, if you're a user looking for a platform to do some conversion, are you going to use cryptobaron with those rates? I guess I wouldn't.
Anyway, I'm speaking about this:
If users are actually not allowed to purchase Bitcoin using any of the services mentioned, then why put them there in the first place? Or if these are temporarily unavailable pending integration or negotiations, perhaps adding them later when they're already supported would save users from unnecessary confusion?
Hello. All available exchange destinations are listed on the website. We do not accept Paypal, we only make transfers. We also don't have Apple Pay and google play. Exchange rates are constantly changing and depend on many factors. There is no mistake. You can see the final amount to be received.
Is there any chance that you could still answer this proposal about proving this claim about large reserves? - Large reserves;
- Would you mind signing a message from an address that contains at least 10% of your Bitcoin reserve?
We still don't know anything about you, you don't even have a single review on Bestchange. We would have to take your word for it, at the moment it is not enough.
An important announcement for our users! 🚀✨
How about besides making important announcements for your users you also take time to answer legitimate questions raised here? That's certainly a way to build trust and reputation. You're welcomed to the forum. Why do you seem to disregard what they have to say?
I'm a big fan of exchanges that don't require registration or accounts, but such feature is more or less rendered pointless when you could be asked anytime to submit your passport, driver's license, bank statement, tax return, bank card, among others.
By the way, buying crypto through PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and others is not yet activated?
Also, why so expensive? I need to pay $82,876.99 to get 1 BTC through Payeer via USD? But if via USDT, it would be $69,020.84 for 1 BTC. Still very expensive. Or is there a bug or something?
Welcome to bitcointalk.
Maybe you should consider buying a copper membership to be able to post a more attractive Ann topic.
I visited you exchange and noticed you charge higher fees for exchanging small amounts. The good thing is that your exchange displays a warning informing users about this, but maybe you need to revise its wording to make it easier to understand.
I also support SFR's suggestion. As a new exchange, you need to provide proof of funds to support your claim about holding large reserves.
Hello. Thank you for your opinion. When exchanging, you always see the final amount to be received, there are no hidden fees. The reserves correspond to those indicated on the website. Maybe you should consider buying a copper membership to be able to post a more attractive Ann topic.
I visited you exchange and noticed you charge higher fees for exchanging small amounts. The good thing is that your exchange displays a warning informing users about this, but maybe you need to revise its wording to make it easier to understand.
I also support SFR's suggestion. As a new exchange, you need to provide proof of funds to support your claim about holding large reserves.
An important announcement for our users! 🚀✨
How about besides making important announcements for your users you also take time to answer legitimate questions raised here? That's certainly a way to build trust and reputation. You're welcomed to the forum. Why do you seem to disregard what they have to say?
I'm a big fan of exchanges that don't require registration or accounts, but such feature is more or less rendered pointless when you could be asked anytime to submit your passport, driver's license, bank statement, tax return, bank card, among others.
By the way, buying crypto through PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and others is not yet activated?
Also, why so expensive? I need to pay $82,876.99 to get 1 BTC through Payeer via USD? But if via USDT, it would be $69,020.84 for 1 BTC. Still very expensive. Or is there a bug or something?
Welcome, I'm not sure but the name's quite familiar or some projects were used a long time ago. However, a concern about the language is better if you'd set that English is in default. Anyway, you sure ask for a lot of documents for someone who's subject to kyc compared to the other instant swaps/exchanges out there. As SFR's said, it's also interesting if you can prove that large reserve of yours. Because we've seen that it has become a trend for most exchanges about their proof of reserves or the capacity of funds they have.
Welcome to bitcointalk.
Maybe you should consider buying a copper membership to be able to post a more attractive Ann topic.
I visited you exchange and noticed you charge higher fees for exchanging small amounts. The good thing is that your exchange displays a warning informing users about this, but maybe you need to revise its wording to make it easier to understand.
I also support SFR's suggestion. As a new exchange, you need to provide proof of funds to support your claim about holding large reserves.
Maybe you should consider buying a copper membership to be able to post a more attractive Ann topic.
I visited you exchange and noticed you charge higher fees for exchanging small amounts. The good thing is that your exchange displays a warning informing users about this, but maybe you need to revise its wording to make it easier to understand.
I also support SFR's suggestion. As a new exchange, you need to provide proof of funds to support your claim about holding large reserves.
- Large reserves;
For an exchange with many reviews on mywot, I'm seeing little to no changes in your current reserves compared to what it was "roughly three and a half months ago"!- Would you mind signing a message from an address that contains at least 10% of your Bitcoin reserve?
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Our capabilities have expanded with the advent of a new direction - usdt ton! 🌐💱 Our website is constantly evolving, offering you more choice of networks to share.
When filling out the application, please be careful when choosing a network to avoid possible financial losses. In case of difficulties in the exchange process, our support team is always ready to help you resolve any issues and clarify the details. 💬🛠 Our gates are open for you - immerse yourself in the world of convenient and secure exchanges right now! 🌍💰
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