Topic: Did you use OKPAY to buy Bitcoin? (Read 979 times)
Tbh okpay doesn't look to be popular in cryptoworld simply because it is reversible payment method (like skrill /neteller / paypal). It is mostly about the source of your funds. If they were added via credit or debit card then they can be charged back by the service provider (visa, mastercard etc.). Thats why even if you find someone to sell BTC for your okpay they will probably charge like 15-20% fee and ask for screenshots of your fund source. You can easily exchange your BTC to okpay (via bitpay) but you won't be able to load this funds to your card.
Thanks for all your reply. I just carry too much OKPAY.
And I can give you best rate if anyone needs. please contact me by skype:epaymarket
I can exchange to you via PM,Bitcoin
And I can give you best rate if anyone needs. please contact me by skype:epaymarket
I can exchange to you via PM,Bitcoin
As far as i know, you are working directly with epay.com a payment processor and also a online exchanger why go here for exchange.
as a payment processor why not change your advertising tactics, your are doing the same on every money making forums.
Thanks for all your reply. I just carry too much OKPAY.
And I can give you best rate if anyone needs. please contact me by skype:epaymarket
I can exchange to you via PM,Bitcoin
And I can give you best rate if anyone needs. please contact me by skype:epaymarket
I can exchange to you via PM,Bitcoin
As far as i know, you are working directly with epay.com a payment processor and also a online exchanger why go here for exchange.
as a payment processor why not change your advertising tactics, your are doing the same on every money making forums.
You can have your okpay transferred from it to the other platforms if you having huddles with it. Payza have started new platform to exchange the money directly with bitcoin and alt coins. They have grabbed the opportunity of being first to do so. You can try that out.
Its always best to deviate your holdings. Okpay like payment processors can go offline anytime so i suggest you to hold your money in all forms ; bitcoin, perfectmoney and okpay. You can use changer.com to exchange your okpay to bitcoin and PM.
Never used it before but I have heard of it.
Was scrolling down the list of possible payment options
I can use on Paxful and saw OKPay on their list.
Was scrolling down the list of possible payment options
I can use on Paxful and saw OKPay on their list.
Thanks for all your reply. I just carry too much OKPAY.
And I can give you best rate if anyone needs. please contact me by skype:epaymarket
I can exchange to you via PM,Bitcoin
And I can give you best rate if anyone needs. please contact me by skype:epaymarket
I can exchange to you via PM,Bitcoin
if you want to buy/sell bitcoin with OkPay then you have to start a properly formatted topic in the currency exchange board because if anyone wants it they would check there.
here is the link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0
also since your account is new you may find it hard to find customers. and also try finding some escrow to use.
Thanks for all your reply. I just carry too much OKPAY.
And I can give you best rate if anyone needs. please contact me by skype:epaymarket
I can exchange to you via PM,Bitcoin
And I can give you best rate if anyone needs. please contact me by skype:epaymarket
I can exchange to you via PM,Bitcoin
When I tried to buy bitcoins after loading USD from my debit cards, I was told the cards funds were not eligible for buying bitcoins. I tried payza and they are also having similar TOS. I guess okpay maybe a viable resource for buying bitcoins when the funds are sourced from other okay member but not from immediate buying by loading with our debit/credit cards funds.
Nah not used okapay anytime. I'm fond of Payza and PayPal and they are just great about. Also recently Payza has launched their own bitcoin wallet. It is amazing that they are looking at what's really happening in the market and what's needed by public. So it is very easy for Payza users now, as they can store the funds directly in bitcoin form on the Payza wallet itself.
okpay account support direct withdraw to bitcoin(this mean okpay balance can buy bitcoin)
but bitcoin rate in okpay very low under market exchanger so not competitive rate
but bitcoin rate in okpay very low under market exchanger so not competitive rate
I have never used OKPAY, but I heard that the transactions done using that payment gateway are irreversible (not sure about that). Also, if I remember correctly, OKPAY payments were one of the available options for purchasing Bitcoins in MtGox.
An year ago I tried to buy bitcoin with my Okpay funds but when I prepared the conversion I found that the price of bitcoin with OKpay is very high so I stopped to buy with that. I will suggest you to do exchange with any person on the currency exchange section who have lowest fees.
I have tried to buy bitcoins using OKpay but it never worked for me. I have to deposit the funds using VISA and when it comes to the currency conversion (since my native currency is not USD), the banks put some charges which doesn't make sense for me to go with it in that case. The rate of bitcoin is usually 10% to 15% lower than that of in my country but since currency conversion costs much more than that price, it is economic solution for me. If you can deposit funds without extra charges then it might work for you.
these wallets will always have a higher fee because they are working with fiat. and they are usually used to get paid for online jobs, mostly for those who don't want to or can not use paypal.
and you can always use an exchange service to buy bitcoin with these and not pay a high fee. for example i think btc-e and c-cex are accepting OkPay and i am sure they accept Perfect money.
Well, that's the catch in it. If the rate of bitcoin in international market is $2500 then in our country it is 10% to 15% more and since we can't use any other methods to buy bitcoins from international markets other than traditional fiat based system, the regulators put the charge of anywhere between 5% to 20% and then the charges of such payment processors is add on it so ultimately it never works for me through that way.
I have tried to buy bitcoins using OKpay but it never worked for me. I have to deposit the funds using VISA and when it comes to the currency conversion (since my native currency is not USD), the banks put some charges which doesn't make sense for me to go with it in that case. The rate of bitcoin is usually 10% to 15% lower than that of in my country but since currency conversion costs much more than that price, it is economic solution for me. If you can deposit funds without extra charges then it might work for you.
these wallets will always have a higher fee because they are working with fiat. and they are usually used to get paid for online jobs, mostly for those who don't want to or can not use paypal.
and you can always use an exchange service to buy bitcoin with these and not pay a high fee. for example i think btc-e and c-cex are accepting OkPay and i am sure they accept Perfect money.
I have tried to buy bitcoins using OKpay but it never worked for me. I have to deposit the funds using VISA and when it comes to the currency conversion (since my native currency is not USD), the banks put some charges which doesn't make sense for me to go with it in that case. The rate of bitcoin is usually 10% to 15% lower than that of in my country but since currency conversion costs much more than that price, it is economic solution for me. If you can deposit funds without extra charges then it might work for you.
what do you mean by OKPAY?
these are payment processor/wallets for fiat. something similar to Paypal. and what you are asking is like asking "if you have too much dollar will you sell it for bitcoin"!!
buying bitcoin is good in any case, but you need to consider the volatility and chance of price dropping. so far in the past 8 years anybody who has bought bitcoin is in profit and will probably continue to be. but we can never know the future.
and the answer to your question is Yes i will sell my fiat to get bitcoin, doesn't matter if it is in cash or PM or OKPay
these are payment processor/wallets for fiat. something similar to Paypal. and what you are asking is like asking "if you have too much dollar will you sell it for bitcoin"!!
buying bitcoin is good in any case, but you need to consider the volatility and chance of price dropping. so far in the past 8 years anybody who has bought bitcoin is in profit and will probably continue to be. but we can never know the future.
and the answer to your question is Yes i will sell my fiat to get bitcoin, doesn't matter if it is in cash or PM or OKPay
Hi everyone,
Bitcoin is volatile, but its price has gone up more than 30-fold this year. And this day, bitcoin price keeps going up up up.
And I carry a lot of OKPAY. I was wondering you guys how to sell your OKPAY it will be more benefit.
Also, if you carry too much OKPAY, will you sell them or exchange to Bitcoin, Perfect Money.
Please share your experience with me .THX.
And I can give you best rate if anyone needs. please contact me by skype:epaymarket
I can exchange to you via PM,Bitcoin
Bitcoin is volatile, but its price has gone up more than 30-fold this year. And this day, bitcoin price keeps going up up up.
And I carry a lot of OKPAY. I was wondering you guys how to sell your OKPAY it will be more benefit.
Also, if you carry too much OKPAY, will you sell them or exchange to Bitcoin, Perfect Money.
Please share your experience with me .THX.
And I can give you best rate if anyone needs. please contact me by skype:epaymarket
I can exchange to you via PM,Bitcoin
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