wish someone would make a new site similar to ebay where you could pay with cryptos then hopefully paypal would die. 
Haha. Kill pp
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wish someone would make a new site similar to ebay where you could pay with cryptos then hopefully paypal would die.
Haha. Kill pp
wish someone would make a new site similar to ebay where you could pay with cryptos then hopefully paypal would die.
had same problem when i sold 4 litecoin on ebay, the buyers account was hacked so they got the money back, even though ebay say they do not allow the sale of intangible goods on their website they leave 1000's of auctions for crytocurrencies on their because it makes them so much money. but if someone makes a dispute/charge back against you, even if you can prove you sent the coins ebay will basically say "f*ck you, your not allowed to sell these coins on ebay, your moneys gone bye bye, have a nice day"
I used to use PayPal to sell crypto. Then they gave money back to a scammer and locked up my account until I sent a signed and notarized letter stating I would no longer use PayPal for crypto sells.
I've consistently had an awful experience with PayPal, sadly.
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Using Paypal as payment to sell crypto currencies is a huge risk.
I Was scammed for 10 LTC using Paypal.
I Was scammed for 10 LTC using Paypal.
Hate PP for percentage fee for international transfers. Seems to be if they begin to accept BTC, fee will be overpriced.
Paypal have just the monopoly of moneys on the web.. fucking bastards
If I interpret this news correctly, EBay (and possibly PayPal) will take a more cooperative stance towards CryptoCoins in the near future.
Could be that if they can't fight it - they might join it, if they find a way to profit off it.
We'll see I guess.
Could be that if they can't fight it - they might join it, if they find a way to profit off it.
We'll see I guess.
Classified Ads section, user-to-user.. I don't think it's Ebay themselves.
I believe you just got very lucky..
Probably one in a million
I believe you just got very lucky..
Isn't it irony that credit card/paypal money is just virtual too?
Yeah, I got lucky about this Transaction since I won the case claim.
What did you do differently, because pretty much everybody else gets scammed when they've sold coins via PP? So why did you not get a successful chargeback and everyone else does? And we need more proof than just text.
Agree'd
PayPal and BTC go together like oil and water. Simple as that. I pray for the day, though, that PayPal adopts BTC. When that happens, watch as both of their fortunes soar. 
If your not very careful with PayPal. It can Turn ugly fast for the seller.
You always have to set yourself up for trades with any worst case scenario and to be prepared at all times.
If anyone needs help or advise from me on how to fight PayPals chargeback/Dispute. Feel free to contact me.
Maybe I can give you some hope and insight on beating the scammer charge-backs disputes for PayPal.
I hope my Success on winning against this will help the rest
You always have to set yourself up for trades with any worst case scenario and to be prepared at all times.
If anyone needs help or advise from me on how to fight PayPals chargeback/Dispute. Feel free to contact me.
Maybe I can give you some hope and insight on beating the scammer charge-backs disputes for PayPal.
I hope my Success on winning against this will help the rest
That's ridiculous. Especially since you should be able to prove that you sent the BTC, right? 
Although I haven't had a negative experience with PP yet as far as dispute resolution goes... there's a reason a lot of people would rather not use them.
One notorious example is where to resolve a dispute... paypal had a customer destroy a rather valuable violin ($2k+) http://www.geekosystem.com/paypal-destroys-violin/.
Although I haven't had a negative experience with PP yet as far as dispute resolution goes... there's a reason a lot of people would rather not use them.
One notorious example is where to resolve a dispute... paypal had a customer destroy a rather valuable violin ($2k+) http://www.geekosystem.com/paypal-destroys-violin/.
I thought that I read somewhere before that Paypal hates bitcoin and bans those accounts buying/selling it...
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