Buying some more btc @ preev +5%.
When you mention long term, what average amounts are we talking about here?
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@RealHummer: really sorry to hear that 
Buying some more btc @ preev +5%.
Pm me, looking to sell $100. Buying some more btc @ preev +5%.
I can be a long-time partner. PM me if interested.
I wouldnt get to involved with this guy if I were you. He is a 100%scammer. I can give you all the proof you want to see where he is listing coins for sale he does not own. I gave him .80BTC and he screwed me, havent had a reply since. He comes off so sincere to get yur trust then sticks it to you. Trust me I can give you all the proof you want. He will set you up for the big one!!
It's always the new ones who offer to be long term partners. 
They want to build trust. And of course they want you to send first. PayPal and coins don't work together in harmony. One can be easily charged back while the other is stubbornly irreversible.
On average, when bitcoin is involved, PayPal sides with the scam artists. I struggle to understand how or why people still use this payment method for bitcoin purchases. Yes, it is convenient. Yes, it's easy and less of a hassle compared to heading to Walmart or CVS to transfer funds with cash. If you have bitcoins and trade them for PayPal, always keep in mind that this is a company which has one thing in common with credit card companies. They are pretty much organized crime rings. Tolerated crime rings, for want of a better description.
$2 or $1000, trade with PayPal at your own peril.
They want to build trust. And of course they want you to send first. PayPal and coins don't work together in harmony. One can be easily charged back while the other is stubbornly irreversible. On average, when bitcoin is involved, PayPal sides with the scam artists. I struggle to understand how or why people still use this payment method for bitcoin purchases. Yes, it is convenient. Yes, it's easy and less of a hassle compared to heading to Walmart or CVS to transfer funds with cash. If you have bitcoins and trade them for PayPal, always keep in mind that this is a company which has one thing in common with credit card companies. They are pretty much organized crime rings. Tolerated crime rings, for want of a better description.
$2 or $1000, trade with PayPal at your own peril.
I don't think sell btc for paypal is dangerous. people can make a dispute and take back their money easy Hello, I would be interested in a long term deal since selling for a few miner friends
Hi pekobites
I ready provide paypal in long terms
let me know
thanks
Hey zazarBTC whats up, he was talking with Pekobites as always do in other people threads and I don't think is a good behavior from gamersito ( Pekobites is from my country by what he said on he's posts)
Hello, I would be interested in a long term deal since selling for a few miner friends
Hi pekobites
I ready provide paypal in long terms
let me know
thanks
Hello, I would be interested in a long term deal since selling for a few miner friends
Hi pekobites
I ready provide paypal in long terms
let me know
thanks
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