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Topic: How to convert Bitcoin to Paypal? - page 3. (Read 5945 times)
In my thought the best way to exchange your bitcoins to PayPal is by Rchange.net
They charge a fees of as low as 2.5% and they are legal teams. You can trust them easily
And the best part is their services are Instant
They charge a fees of as low as 2.5% and they are legal teams. You can trust them easily
And the best part is their services are Instant
"Access denied." Maybe one of those exchanges that don't work in the U.S.
Ohh... Didn't know you are from US. And yeah you are right. This is what I found :
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ATTENTION:We do not accept registrations from individuals or companies based in the United States of the America. This includes US citizens residing overseas. If you fall under the above mentioned category or a US resident, please do not register an account with us nor place any kind of exchange at all. We apologize for inconvenience caused.
I'm going back and forth with some guys about a customized Wordpress plugin and they won't accept Bitcoin. We all know that's pretty foolish of them and it's inconvenient for me because Bitcoin is what I've got, but Paypal is the only option at this time. What's the best way to convert Bitcoin into Paypal so I can get this thing paid for and then make them cry with my totally cool website that everybody uses for, among other things, paying Wordpress experts in Bitcoin to create customized plugins (LOL 
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)?like already suggested, your best bet is to exchange with a very trusted member on the forum and hope that they don't chargeback within 180 days. the virwox method is a pain in the ass, plus you'll be paying a crazy amount of fees. i'd also avoid localbitcoins if you're exchanging to paypal, heard too many horror stories of people being scammed.
Traditionally the most reliable route has been via Virwox but I'm not sure if it works in the opposite direction. You buy Linden dollars with Paypal and then convert to BTC. The fees are pretty hefty.
If you're in the US why not just sell to Circle or Coinbase and add to Paypal from your bank? It'll be a whole lot cheaper.
If you're in the US why not just sell to Circle or Coinbase and add to Paypal from your bank? It'll be a whole lot cheaper.
I wonder if they removed the possibility to exchange BTC to SLL? When I click on "BTC/SLL" I only see an option to buy BTC for SLL... but not the selling section. Or is this because I have no Bitcoin funds in my account currently?
Id say buy a visa prepaid cards with pp then buy coins off coinbase or one of the other that allow credit card transfers.
Prepaid and debit cards can't be used with coinbase.Try searching at the currency exchange section. Do note that the process would be quite long as paypal can be charged back easily as using it with virtual currency is against their TOS.
Id say buy a visa prepaid cards with pp then buy coins off coinbase or one of the other that allow credit card transfers.
Virwox worked well for me with about 5 transactions that I did through them.
ive heard bad things about their fees, are to give a range on the fees you got with virwox?
Virwox worked well for me with about 5 transactions that I did through them.
There are a lot of exchange sites that do this, a simple search on Google will bring you a lot of results. My only tip is not to use Virwox, their fees are way too high.
Never trade with any arbitrary trader for paypal , as in maximum cases there is chance of charge back.
i will suggest you you trade via localbitcoins , open a trade there , click on quick sell , select payment mode as paypal , then click on only high trusted users.
this will ward away un-trusted people and will give you high inclination of not being scammed , but still there is probability of being scammed.
for most safer the choice is to trade with virwox , but eventually their fee is too much.
Remember btc/paypal trade are very much un-trusted.
i will suggest you you trade via localbitcoins , open a trade there , click on quick sell , select payment mode as paypal , then click on only high trusted users.
this will ward away un-trusted people and will give you high inclination of not being scammed , but still there is probability of being scammed.
for most safer the choice is to trade with virwox , but eventually their fee is too much.
Remember btc/paypal trade are very much un-trusted.
i remember that wordpress used to accept bitcoin as payment. but they said they wanted to stop, i don't know if they did. search to see if they still accept it first.
but you can always find trusted members in the marketplace section that will do the transaction for you. just check their history and trust first.
Yep, there are many scammers in the marketplace section
For the avoidance of frauds, We can use escrow services
escrow wont help much in terms of paypal trades though, scammers can chargeback whenever they want, and theyre likely to win the dispute cases because of paypal's rather lacking policies.
i remember that wordpress used to accept bitcoin as payment. but they said they wanted to stop, i don't know if they did. search to see if they still accept it first.
but you can always find trusted members in the marketplace section that will do the transaction for you. just check their history and trust first.
Yep, there are many scammers in the marketplace section
For the avoidance of frauds, We can use escrow services
I usually use www.uciex.com to get paypal
The fee is set at 0.4%, it's very cheap
you can deposit your bitcoin and withdraw with paypal
it's very easy, secure and fast.
The fee is set at 0.4%, it's very cheap
you can deposit your bitcoin and withdraw with paypal
it's very easy, secure and fast.
that's definitely something ill be checking out in the future, maybe when the prices are a bit higher.
I'm going back and forth with some guys about a customized Wordpress plugin and they won't accept Bitcoin. We all know that's pretty foolish of them and it's inconvenient for me because Bitcoin is what I've got, but Paypal is the only option at this time. What's the best way to convert Bitcoin into Paypal so I can get this thing paid for and then make them cry with my totally cool website that everybody uses for, among other things, paying Wordpress experts in Bitcoin to create customized plugins (LOL )?
)?i remember that wordpress used to accept bitcoin as payment. but they said they wanted to stop, i don't know if they did. search to see if they still accept it first.
but you can always find trusted members in the marketplace section that will do the transaction for you. just check their history and trust first.
There are many sellers in the currency exchange section who are willing to convert your bitcoin to PayPal.
You can try in localbitcoins, some people do it
but it is not recommended at all, because you can end without bitcions and without money
Remember paypal can take the transaction back
Is this possible transaction back? but it is not recommended at all, because you can end without bitcions and without money
Remember paypal can take the transaction back
You can try in localbitcoins, some people do it
but it is not recommended at all, because you can end without bitcions and without money
Remember paypal can take the transaction back
Is this possible transaction back? but it is not recommended at all, because you can end without bitcions and without money
Remember paypal can take the transaction back
In my thought the best way to exchange your bitcoins to PayPal is by Rchange.net
They charge a fees of as low as 2.5% and they are legal teams. You can trust them easily
And the best part is their services are Instant
They charge a fees of as low as 2.5% and they are legal teams. You can trust them easily
And the best part is their services are Instant
"Access denied." Maybe one of those exchanges that don't work in the U.S.
your best option is finding some trusted user on this forum who does this exchange and then sell your bitcoin to him.
since paypal is reversible and bitcoin is not, you have to be extra careful who or what service you put your trust in, if you don't wanna lose your money.
since paypal is reversible and bitcoin is not, you have to be extra careful who or what service you put your trust in, if you don't wanna lose your money.
This. I'd consider it myself, since I'm about to hire someone that only takes Bitcoin and not PayPal (opposite of you), :p.
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