You're asking if his $3000 (weekly) are clean funds?
He is a newbie.. pretending to be a non-criminal by offering escrow (when in fact he is a conning fraudster).
A newbie offering to buy $12000 worth of BTC monthly using PayPal to settle payment. Clean? They're as clean as my flying pigs.
He is a criminal. Don't expect clean funds from criminals. He will use criminally sourced funds or criminally accessed PayPal accounts to pay anyone who falls for this.
He is a newbie.. pretending to be a non-criminal by offering escrow (when in fact he is a conning fraudster).
A newbie offering to buy $12000 worth of BTC monthly using PayPal to settle payment. Clean? They're as clean as my flying pigs.
He is a criminal. Don't expect clean funds from criminals. He will use criminally sourced funds or criminally accessed PayPal accounts to pay anyone who falls for this.
If you think $3000 weekly is a huge amount, then you have no idea about business. being a newbie on this forum does not mean that I started using internet today
Well, if you have a good reputation and you can shows this, then I might willing to deposit all on your paypal, and then you will give me the BTC of this. So, you will own the money
1. Exchanging PayPal with cryptocurrencies is against their ToS and is therefore dangerous.
2. You can issue chargebacks for an extremely long period after they receive the funds, so they don't own it after they receive the PayPal transactions.
3. $3000 per week is several times higher than the median average wage (which you could scam at any time as you have no roots in the forum or reputation to preserve).