Topic: Have Chase Quick Pay Want Bitcoins (Read 838 times)
Alright thank you for that information.
WU works. Just be sure to use a trusted escrower before sending any money. Escrow Whitelist: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=276897.0;topicseen
I can try western union if i find a reputable member to buy from.
I live in Costa Rica. So cant get those options.
Just fees are ridiculous.
I live in Costa Rica. So cant get those options.
Just fees are ridiculous.
How about MP, Vanilla, ReloadIT, WU, MG, etc? 
But those aren't reversible. If he paid via those methods, he wouldn't be able to claw back his money, so that's out the window
OP: I'm kidding, of course. You may want to check into more reliable (for both parties) methods of payment, like the ones listed above. Also check into Walmart to Walmart transfers since they have a flat rate of $9.50 per transfer.
Chase QuickPay (and other bank variants like WellsFargo's SurePay or whatever it's called) are even easier to reverse than PayPal.
I was not aware of that. I thought as long as you have a chase account and its from my chase account it couldnt be reversed.
I can do paypal as well and make sure in the notes that payment was for a friend and no chargebacks or refunds will be accepted.
Chase QuickPay (and other bank variants like WellsFargo's SurePay or whatever it's called) are even easier to reverse than PayPal.
I will only deal with reputable traders/ or using some sort of escrow.
Im not here looking to scam or get scammed just trade some funds for
bitcoins.
If you interested or have what im looking for post your rate and how many you have.
Thank you.
Im not here looking to scam or get scammed just trade some funds for
bitcoins.
If you interested or have what im looking for post your rate and how many you have.
Thank you.
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