Topic: *NEW* Bitcoin Escrow (Read 6661 times)

I think what people are looking for is an escrow with someone's (or a group's) ass on the line.

Did you qualify my service as serious escrow ?

my mistake

its indeed down and a google custom search

but it is down for a long time (see first report when it was down)

the site still exist in case of wondering ( to answer his other question) else you do not going see a google custom search

but i think he got the same reason then i do why it is down , to less intrestst to keep it alive :S

Greetings From PowerChaos

I think he was talking about OP.

google custom search ??

i removed the escrow service because lack of intrests ( 2 days ago )

it is now my online music libary for my radio streaming

you are sure you typed in PowerChaos.info ??

if there is back more intrest in this then i can start it up again but until then it stays my music libary

Greetings from PowerChaos

This does not appear to be an escrow site; I get a google custom search form.  Did you let the domain expire?

i got no problems with it
i got a business account and i sell vps servers ( virtual .. ) and dedicated servers and webhosting
so i am already in the virtual world (makes it easyer to protect from chargebacks as everything is already virtual)

in case paypal locks my account , i still got a backup paypal with a limited amount of funds on that i can use to send from , so i can always provide the payment to the end user (maybe with a bit delay )

in the past 3 years that i use paypal dit only 2 persones suceeded to claim back there money , and 1 of them was because of visa fraude (the thing that can not be checked/protected from ) , then to say to that i handle big amounts of money montly , so the risk that i get blocked is kinda small

Bitcoin itself has nothing to do with it , i just sell a virtual product and if it is bitcoin or a vps server .. it is still a virtual product
and thats where the most users makes a mistake , they say that bitcoin is money when it is basicly just a virtual product (makes a big difference to paypal )

so if you was worried about that part , i can say for this moment that it is safe so far

ps: still waiting on the original site of this topic to get online , i love to see his system he use
else i can offer him hosting if his provider is providing problems o.O

Greets From PowerChaos

Now that you mentioned PayPal I get interest.

But how do you do for avoid PayPal restrictions and prohibitions about ß

well , i am starting  1 up
but only for paypal , so i can help to eliminate the paypal chargeback fraude

i do not going start it with bitcoin as it is harder for me to manage that part and i still need to figure out a good system to be able to offer the bitcoin escrow service

Greets From PowerChaos

Bitcoin needs a serious escrow system, amateur escrows services are spring up everywhere, is not an innovation.

Nope, site's still down.

it is still down
i wanted to take a look how the site was looking but i guess he need a better place to host (or is there a other reason ?)
a escrow service that goes down that lot doesnt seems so good in the first place :s (i do not say that it is bad )

anyway , if the site is back up again , let me know so i can take a look

Goodluck and
Greets From PowerChaos

Seems to be down again.

The site is up and running.
I am very sorry for the downtime and hope it won't happen again.

Any progress on this?  I've received the goods for which I placed money into eptiv...  Now I need to get these funds out to make good on my payment to the seller. 

I am aware of the issue. The site has problems because it is hosted in-house. But now since it has gotten quite popular I am moving it to a proper host. Thank you your interest in eptiv.com.

Hey spleeder - eptiv.com seems to be down.  I have some BTC in escrow right now so I hope I am able to get them out!  Thanks.

Any review ?

Thanks People !

Thanks for setting up this service.

Suggestion:

Integrate Open Transactions and its PGP-signed Ricardian-style contracts.

https://github.com/FellowTraveler/Open-Transactions/wiki

Ok, so I finally understand it but it really isn't a loop hole. The seller can see that it is not his Bitcoin release address on the transaction page so he won't send the product at all. So you would end up paying 1% to get your money back.