Topic: I will show you how to trade bitcoins with PayPal *WITHOUT* risk of disputes! (Read 10038 times)
September 24, 2012, 05:52:15 AM
do u trade pokemon for bitcoin
September 23, 2012, 07:32:41 PM
meaning if you use the paypak GIFT feature, it may not be disputed through paypal
That is not true. I have disputed GIFT transaction becayse the seller didnt send what i have ordered. I just opened a case for a hacked acount and the gift transaction was canceled and money were returned to my account.
September 22, 2012, 01:05:24 PM
meaning if you use the paypak GIFT feature, it may not be disputed through paypal
That is not true. I have disputed GIFT transaction becayse the seller didnt send what i have ordered. I just opened a case for a hacked acount and the gift transaction was canceled and money were returned to my account.
September 22, 2012, 09:00:35 AM
Has nobody mentioned the tax liabilities you now expose yourself to for accepting PayPal?
https://cms.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/marketingweb?cmd=_render-content&content_ID=marketing_us/IRS6050W
https://cms.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/marketingweb?cmd=_render-content&content_ID=marketing_us/IRS6050W
September 22, 2012, 08:56:59 AM
Do you know a trick that will make your penis smaller? I could go for some of that, and I've never seen anyone selling it before.
http://www.1000uglypeople.com/apps/photos/album?albumid=11706755
OR
(Lorena Bobbitt)
September 22, 2012, 07:54:25 AM
Have you ever wanted to become a bitcoin trader and make a sizable commission on each order?
But there's always the risk of chargebacks and disputes. I've exclusively discovered a method which uses secondary markets to allow you to trade with Paypal without the risk of chargebacks...
You will not be accepting the paypal payments.. someone else who is selling a digital product is! The digital product does not lose it's value being resold, and you can easily resell the digital product the bitcoin buyer just bought back to another trader.
But there's always the risk of chargebacks and disputes. I've exclusively discovered a method which uses secondary markets to allow you to trade with Paypal without the risk of chargebacks...
You will not be accepting the paypal payments.. someone else who is selling a digital product is! The digital product does not lose it's value being resold, and you can easily resell the digital product the bitcoin buyer just bought back to another trader.
You forgot to add "and if this trader uses the same method as you did before, you may now be the target of a chargeback by someone you didn't even know existed, because it is not the trader you're sending the digital product to who is sending you money via paypal and is now attempting to defraud you".
Nice scam.
September 22, 2012, 04:40:04 AM
OP worded this very carefully.
without risk of disputes...
meaning if you use the paypak GIFT feature, it may not be disputed through paypal, however, you can still use credit card chargeback and if paypal ever finds out that its bitcoin related, the paypal accounts are still froze.
OP is a liar and con or ignorant of reality.
You do not use the gift feature.without risk of disputes...
meaning if you use the paypak GIFT feature, it may not be disputed through paypal, however, you can still use credit card chargeback and if paypal ever finds out that its bitcoin related, the paypal accounts are still froze.
OP is a liar and con or ignorant of reality.
You do not receive the money directly. The buyer buys other products with it, gives the products to you, and then you sell the product back again without a loss in value.
And its cheaper than doing the exact same thing with Lindon dollars right?
It's not anything to do with second life.
It has just 2% fee (Paypal transaction fee), and I've sold the good 1:1... I buy something for $10, I sell it for $10.
So do you have to do it in increments of $10?
Oh OK so it's another virtual currency that can trade for free
September 22, 2012, 04:37:35 AM
OP worded this very carefully.
without risk of disputes...
meaning if you use the paypak GIFT feature, it may not be disputed through paypal, however, you can still use credit card chargeback and if paypal ever finds out that its bitcoin related, the paypal accounts are still froze.
OP is a liar and con or ignorant of reality.
You do not use the gift feature.without risk of disputes...
meaning if you use the paypak GIFT feature, it may not be disputed through paypal, however, you can still use credit card chargeback and if paypal ever finds out that its bitcoin related, the paypal accounts are still froze.
OP is a liar and con or ignorant of reality.
You do not receive the money directly. The buyer buys other products with it, gives the products to you, and then you sell the product back again without a loss in value.
And its cheaper than doing the exact same thing with Lindon dollars right?
It's not anything to do with second life.
It has just 2% fee (Paypal transaction fee), and I've sold the good 1:1... I buy something for $10, I sell it for $10.
So do you have to do it in increments of $10?
September 22, 2012, 04:34:57 AM
OP worded this very carefully.
without risk of disputes...
meaning if you use the paypak GIFT feature, it may not be disputed through paypal, however, you can still use credit card chargeback and if paypal ever finds out that its bitcoin related, the paypal accounts are still froze.
OP is a liar and con or ignorant of reality.
You do not use the gift feature.without risk of disputes...
meaning if you use the paypak GIFT feature, it may not be disputed through paypal, however, you can still use credit card chargeback and if paypal ever finds out that its bitcoin related, the paypal accounts are still froze.
OP is a liar and con or ignorant of reality.
You do not receive the money directly. The buyer buys other products with it, gives the products to you, and then you sell the product back again without a loss in value.
And its cheaper than doing the exact same thing with Lindon dollars right?
It's not anything to do with second life.
It has just 2% fee (Paypal transaction fee), and I've sold the good 1:1... I buy something for $10, I sell it for $10.
So do you have to do it in increments of $10?
September 22, 2012, 04:32:58 AM
OP worded this very carefully.
without risk of disputes...
meaning if you use the paypak GIFT feature, it may not be disputed through paypal, however, you can still use credit card chargeback and if paypal ever finds out that its bitcoin related, the paypal accounts are still froze.
OP is a liar and con or ignorant of reality.
You do not use the gift feature.without risk of disputes...
meaning if you use the paypak GIFT feature, it may not be disputed through paypal, however, you can still use credit card chargeback and if paypal ever finds out that its bitcoin related, the paypal accounts are still froze.
OP is a liar and con or ignorant of reality.
You do not receive the money directly. The buyer buys other products with it, gives the products to you, and then you sell the product back again without a loss in value.
And its cheaper than doing the exact same thing with Lindon dollars right?
It's not anything to do with second life.
It has just 2% fee (Paypal transaction fee), and I've sold the good 1:1... I buy something for $10, I sell it for $10.
September 22, 2012, 04:26:37 AM
OP worded this very carefully.
without risk of disputes...
meaning if you use the paypak GIFT feature, it may not be disputed through paypal, however, you can still use credit card chargeback and if paypal ever finds out that its bitcoin related, the paypal accounts are still froze.
OP is a liar and con or ignorant of reality.
You do not use the gift feature.without risk of disputes...
meaning if you use the paypak GIFT feature, it may not be disputed through paypal, however, you can still use credit card chargeback and if paypal ever finds out that its bitcoin related, the paypal accounts are still froze.
OP is a liar and con or ignorant of reality.
You do not receive the money directly. The buyer buys other products with it, gives the products to you, and then you sell the product back again without a loss in value.
And its cheaper than doing the exact same thing with Lindon dollars right?
September 22, 2012, 02:26:55 AM
Is this the brilliant I'm selling my signature with free bitcoins? lol
September 21, 2012, 10:31:35 PM
OP worded this very carefully.
without risk of disputes...
meaning if you use the paypak GIFT feature, it may not be disputed through paypal, however, you can still use credit card chargeback and if paypal ever finds out that its bitcoin related, the paypal accounts are still froze.
OP is a liar and con or ignorant of reality.
You do not use the gift feature.without risk of disputes...
meaning if you use the paypak GIFT feature, it may not be disputed through paypal, however, you can still use credit card chargeback and if paypal ever finds out that its bitcoin related, the paypal accounts are still froze.
OP is a liar and con or ignorant of reality.
You do not receive the money directly. The buyer buys other products with it, gives the products to you, and then you sell the product back again without a loss in value.
September 21, 2012, 08:27:46 AM
So why pay BTC 6 for an idea that's obviously worth less than 1.5? (...and might be not new at all.)
September 21, 2012, 07:33:25 AM
I have offered a review copy @ 1.5 to Chong Ciao. If you don't trust me, well watch. I don't sell BS or scams - you're the one missing out.
Wow Chong Ciao I've got absolutely 0 respect for you!!
But am filled up with respect for you, cause the other nine copies will stay out of your reach
That's nice mate, it's OK I'd take a guess he's recommending buying lindon dollars at one of several sites that accept paypal although I've got no reason to want to make money in this way. If I'm right sorry that cost you $20!
http://www.xchange4ls.com
www.virwox.com
www.eldexchange.eu
Yup you can do this with Lindon dollars as Neither Ciao or Fortress are replying I assume that's what he's selling.... what a pair of douchbags!!!
September 21, 2012, 06:38:09 AM
Have you ever wanted to become a bitcoin trader and make a sizable commission on each order?
But there's always the risk of chargebacks and disputes. I've exclusively discovered a method which uses secondary markets to allow you to trade with Paypal without the risk of chargebacks...
You will not be accepting the paypal payments.. someone else who is selling a digital product is! The digital product does not lose it's value being resold, and you can easily resell the digital product the bitcoin buyer just bought back to another trader.
But there's always the risk of chargebacks and disputes. I've exclusively discovered a method which uses secondary markets to allow you to trade with Paypal without the risk of chargebacks...
You will not be accepting the paypal payments.. someone else who is selling a digital product is! The digital product does not lose it's value being resold, and you can easily resell the digital product the bitcoin buyer just bought back to another trader.
You forgot to add "and if this trader uses the same method as you did before, you may now be the target of a chargeback by someone you didn't even know existed, because it is not the trader you're sending the digital product to who is sending you money via paypal and is now attempting to defraud you".
Nice scam.
Nice and thoughtful critic, but nobody said that you can be a fortress-trader without having the supirior knowledge and diligence to distinguish a Psy from Vescudero !
September 21, 2012, 06:29:30 AM
Have you ever wanted to become a bitcoin trader and make a sizable commission on each order?
But there's always the risk of chargebacks and disputes. I've exclusively discovered a method which uses secondary markets to allow you to trade with Paypal without the risk of chargebacks...
You will not be accepting the paypal payments.. someone else who is selling a digital product is! The digital product does not lose it's value being resold, and you can easily resell the digital product the bitcoin buyer just bought back to another trader.
But there's always the risk of chargebacks and disputes. I've exclusively discovered a method which uses secondary markets to allow you to trade with Paypal without the risk of chargebacks...
You will not be accepting the paypal payments.. someone else who is selling a digital product is! The digital product does not lose it's value being resold, and you can easily resell the digital product the bitcoin buyer just bought back to another trader.
You forgot to add "and if this trader uses the same method as you did before, you may now be the target of a chargeback by someone you didn't even know existed, because it is not the trader you're sending the digital product to who is sending you money via paypal and is now attempting to defraud you".
Nice scam.
September 21, 2012, 05:52:19 AM
Do you guys really believe that this isn't possible? It absolutely is, but it's scummy as hell. This is the same reason why, if you ever directly sell bitcoins for Paypal, you need to check for a middleman by confirming your deal and the destination address with the Paypal email address. For a time, this "special market" was bitcoin itself.
Thanks. Yep maged, isn´t it hard to have the command over a herd of little penis, no brains-groupthinker-trolls ?
Who is conditioning them as such?
There are some colleges of yours, who can´t be given absolution for using their powers right to achieve this !
May you be blessed with a backbone and independently shining intelligence to save this place from censorship.
Thanks
Ciao
September 21, 2012, 04:07:34 AM
I think this will allow you to not lose the money you received in your paypal account. You can still lose a dispute but you won't lose a charge back / reversal.
I found a similar method that was being used on paypal carding/fraud message boards to steal funds.
I offered the most tempting , high fraud item to see if i could bait someone to try to rip me off with a stolen paypal account on ebay last week to see if the method I found works.
Sure enough like clock work, the person started a paypal reversal process claiming there account was stolen/hacked even if the item was sent to there verified paypal address.
I have a feeling that this method will work, but you'll have a problem with paypal coming after you for the money.
I found a similar method that was being used on paypal carding/fraud message boards to steal funds.
I offered the most tempting , high fraud item to see if i could bait someone to try to rip me off with a stolen paypal account on ebay last week to see if the method I found works.
Sure enough like clock work, the person started a paypal reversal process claiming there account was stolen/hacked even if the item was sent to there verified paypal address.
I have a feeling that this method will work, but you'll have a problem with paypal coming after you for the money.
September 21, 2012, 12:12:49 AM
Do you guys really believe that this isn't possible? It absolutely is, but it's scummy as hell. This is the same reason why, if you ever directly sell bitcoins for Paypal, you need to check for a middleman by confirming your deal and the destination address with the Paypal email address. For a time, this "special market" was bitcoin itself.
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