Topic: I Need $2 btc and i can give $5 paypal - payza or perfect money (Read 890 times)
I can do that if you can provide perfectmoney first.
November 08, 2015, 07:11:42 AM
I sent you a PM OP. Let me know if interested in exchange.
November 08, 2015, 07:09:34 AM
I have bitcoins but i fear with paypal reverse funds and also you are a newbie account.
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November 08, 2015, 06:21:05 AM
User has not been online for past 12 hours. And not likely to want to do this with anyone on this thread.
That's newbie for you. Trade with extreme caution.
That's newbie for you. Trade with extreme caution.
November 08, 2015, 06:16:34 AM
I can do this for Perfect Money! 
I'm not sure if you can't chargeback with Payza but I know for a fact that you can file a dispute, so it is definitely reversible.
I'm not sure if you can't chargeback with Payza but I know for a fact that you can file a dispute, so it is definitely reversible.
November 08, 2015, 05:58:13 AM
I Need $2 btc and i can give $5 paypal - payza or perfect money
PM Me
I can do this via perfectMoney. have sent PMPM Me
regards
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November 08, 2015, 05:30:17 AM
Hmm, I don't know, I don't have much experience with Perfect Money. If the OP has a successful trade with someone and doesn't charge it back after a little while then I'll gladly remove the negative rep that I've left on them for now as it's simply a warning to trade with caution as it's quite risky to do this when they just come out of the blue asking for it.
Perfect Money and Payza cannot be chargedback at any cost and they don't even have such a policy to reverse the funds. Except PP and Skrill, most other payment modes are safe.
I thought that you could chargeback Payza almost as easily as you could chargeback PayPal. I always regarded Payza as simply being Paypal but with a green skin laid over it...
Hmm. I wouldn't be so sure here though, the deal still seems very dodgy.
November 08, 2015, 04:51:45 AM
Hmm, I don't know, I don't have much experience with Perfect Money. If the OP has a successful trade with someone and doesn't charge it back after a little while then I'll gladly remove the negative rep that I've left on them for now as it's simply a warning to trade with caution as it's quite risky to do this when they just come out of the blue asking for it.
Perfect Money and Payza cannot be chargedback at any cost and they don't even have such a policy to reverse the funds. Except PP and Skrill, most other payment modes are safe.
November 07, 2015, 07:50:31 PM
I can't tell if you're just roping yourself into a really bad deal or just a really obvious scammer, especially with the fact you're a Newbie. Come on. This is just embarassing.
I would hope he isn't a scammer, because trying to scam for this amount of coin is a massive waste of time.I would suggest to use an escrow if anyone decides to carry this out, however for this amount fees would likely eat up a fair portion of the transaction; it isn't really worth it.
Either way, trade with caution. I've seen people scam for amounts as little as $2 before, it does happen
It's quite sad, but there are people who will go that low...you can never be too careful when you're exchanging a non-reversible currency for a reversible currency with someone who has absolutely no reputation or trust, it's the definition of a recipe for disaster.Cardz as I know about Perfect Money there's no chance to do chargeback there let me know if Im wrong, in a need of btc I think people will pay 5 for 2 kinda high rate but.... eitherway the other 2 are possible chargebacked.
Hmm, I don't know, I don't have much experience with Perfect Money. If the OP has a successful trade with someone and doesn't charge it back after a little while then I'll gladly remove the negative rep that I've left on them for now as it's simply a warning to trade with caution as it's quite risky to do this when they just come out of the blue asking for it.
November 07, 2015, 07:49:06 PM
I'll do it for Perfect Money or Payza. PM me.
November 07, 2015, 07:48:43 PM
I can't tell if you're just roping yourself into a really bad deal or just a really obvious scammer, especially with the fact you're a Newbie. Come on. This is just embarassing.
I would hope he isn't a scammer, because trying to scam for this amount of coin is a massive waste of time.I would suggest to use an escrow if anyone decides to carry this out, however for this amount fees would likely eat up a fair portion of the transaction; it isn't really worth it.
Either way, trade with caution. I've seen people scam for amounts as little as $2 before, it does happen
It's quite sad, but there are people who will go that low...you can never be too careful when you're exchanging a non-reversible currency for a reversible currency with someone who has absolutely no reputation or trust, it's the definition of a recipe for disaster.Cardz as I know about Perfect Money there's no chance to do chargeback there let me know if Im wrong, in a need of btc I think people will pay 5 for 2 kinda high rate but.... eitherway the other 2 are possible chargebacked.
November 07, 2015, 07:44:35 PM
I can't tell if you're just roping yourself into a really bad deal or just a really obvious scammer, especially with the fact you're a Newbie. Come on. This is just embarassing.
I would hope he isn't a scammer, because trying to scam for this amount of coin is a massive waste of time.I would suggest to use an escrow if anyone decides to carry this out, however for this amount fees would likely eat up a fair portion of the transaction; it isn't really worth it.
Either way, trade with caution. I've seen people scam for amounts as little as $2 before, it does happen
It's quite sad, but there are people who will go that low...you can never be too careful when you're exchanging a non-reversible currency for a reversible currency with someone who has absolutely no reputation or trust, it's the definition of a recipe for disaster. 
November 07, 2015, 07:41:43 PM
I can't tell if you're just roping yourself into a really bad deal or just a really obvious scammer, especially with the fact you're a Newbie. Come on. This is just embarassing.
I would hope he isn't a scammer, because trying to scam for this amount of coin is a massive waste of time.I would suggest to use an escrow if anyone decides to carry this out, however for this amount fees would likely eat up a fair portion of the transaction; it isn't really worth it.
November 07, 2015, 07:39:30 PM
Oh, come on dude. You're not even trying here. $5 of a reversible currency for $2 BTC? I can't tell if you're just roping yourself into a really bad deal or just a really obvious scammer, especially with the fact you're a Newbie. Come on. This is just embarassing.
November 07, 2015, 07:37:34 PM
I Need $2 btc and i can give $5 paypal - payza or perfect money
PM Me
PM Me
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