Receiving payment in PayTm for selling bitcoin . Is it SAFE ?

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Quote from: dumbtool45 on September 01, 2017, 06:04:08 PM

Quote from: adzino on September 01, 2017, 05:42:53 PM

Quote from: dumbtool45 on September 01, 2017, 05:34:03 PM

PayTm is really safe if youre an idiot.

Lol? So you have to be an idiot to use PayTm safely? I don't what PayTm is but i think you are being sarcastic here.

Quote from: dumbtool45 on September 01, 2017, 05:34:03 PM

More, it is fast. And for everyone that is crying about reversible payments. Everything is reversible with a court order

If their terms of service says that their payments are not reversible, then the payments will not be reversible even under a court order. Users agreed to their ToS before enjoying their service so the court will have no power here (there are some exceptional cases where a third party is involved and had no relation with the service).

I did not wanted to write idiot. Maybe I was thinking at something different and this is what came out. Really sorry for writing that word. I actually can't even realise what I wanted to say..

That is why it is told by elders that when you do one work just think about it dont think anything else and do any other work, then this type of mistakes will happen.

Any how i have got lot of information on Paytm and dont want any argument to be indulged in this thread so i am closing this topic

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Quote from: adzino on September 01, 2017, 05:42:53 PM

Quote from: dumbtool45 on September 01, 2017, 05:34:03 PM

PayTm is really safe if youre an idiot.

Lol? So you have to be an idiot to use PayTm safely? I don't what PayTm is but i think you are being sarcastic here.

Quote from: dumbtool45 on September 01, 2017, 05:34:03 PM

More, it is fast. And for everyone that is crying about reversible payments. Everything is reversible with a court order

If their terms of service says that their payments are not reversible, then the payments will not be reversible even under a court order. Users agreed to their ToS before enjoying their service so the court will have no power here (there are some exceptional cases where a third party is involved and had no relation with the service).

I did not wanted to write idiot. Maybe I was thinking at something different and this is what came out. Really sorry for writing that word. I actually can't even realise what I wanted to say..

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Quote from: dumbtool45 on September 01, 2017, 05:34:03 PM

PayTm is really safe if youre an idiot.

Lol? So you have to be an idiot to use PayTm safely? I don't what PayTm is but i think you are being sarcastic here.

Quote from: dumbtool45 on September 01, 2017, 05:34:03 PM

More, it is fast. And for everyone that is crying about reversible payments. Everything is reversible with a court order

If their terms of service says that their payments are not reversible, then the payments will not be reversible even under a court order. Users agreed to their ToS before enjoying their service so the court will have no power here (there are some exceptional cases where a third party is involved and had no relation with the service).

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PayTm is really safe if youre an idiot.

More, it is fast. And for everyone that is crying about reversible payments. Everything is reversible with a court order

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Quote from: equator on August 17, 2017, 10:39:35 AM

As mentioned above one of the user want to buy bitcoins by sending me the payment to my bank account through PayTm, Is it safe to deal as in paypal their is reverse transaction is their like this is their any option in PayTm.

Help me who ever have deal in PayTm

Might be little old by now, but PayTM is the standard PayPal equivalent run in India. I've friends who used it and they've had no issues.

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Quote from: perfect999 on August 28, 2017, 03:47:00 AM

That’s not too good though, you should opt in for better options like direct money transfer or you can even use western union to receive the cash or you can better still find alternatives like, skrill, neteller, payza e.t.c

Skrill, Neteller, payza they're all reversible.
PayTm is way better than the three alternatives you have mentioned.

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That’s not too good though, you should opt in for better options like direct money transfer or you can even use western union to receive the cash or you can better still find alternatives like, skrill, neteller, payza e.t.c

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Quote from: mattermaster on August 18, 2017, 12:36:19 PM

No, once the funds are sent from one paytm to another, it is impossible in their terms to reverse transaction.
You also can not see any options like this to mark your transaction as a mistake.
So you can be sure to deal with him

Thank you very much for this information and even i got confirmation from paytm itself and they have confirmed it that the transaction cannot get reverse once done it is closed nothing can be done. So now i can accept payment in Paytm.

Thank you very much for helping me to find the solution to my problem.

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No, once the funds are sent from one paytm to another, it is impossible in their terms to reverse transaction.
You also can not see any options like this to mark your transaction as a mistake.
So you can be sure to deal with him

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Quote from: CasioK on August 17, 2017, 12:57:18 PM

PayTM funds cannot be stolen but yeah if the sender is a illegal person in any sorts then since Paytm is legal app they might sue you up, usually no problems cocur.

what you are telling is correct that is why i wanted to know that how can we find that the Paytm amount sent by the person is genuine and it is not stolen or he is using illegal way. because i am just doing transaction for btc. one more my question was that is the transaction in Paytm reversible like paypal. If the account is stolen and he buy bitcoin from me and when the real owner recovers his account will the transaction made by the thief will be get reversed.

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PayTM funds cannot be stolen but yeah if the sender is a illegal person in any sorts then since Paytm is legal app they might sue you up, usually no problems cocur.

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Quote from: Ither1994 on August 17, 2017, 12:02:11 PM

What he's saying is that it is safe if the person is using his funds and not using stolen accounts or credit card, so to secure yourself you have to make sure he owns the PayTm account and funding source used to fund the buyer's account.

Thanks for rephrasing in simpler words

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What he's saying is that it is safe if the person is using his funds and not using stolen accounts or credit card, so to secure yourself you have to make sure he owns the PayTm account and funding source used to fund the buyer's account.

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Quote from: sardasa on August 17, 2017, 10:51:10 AM

Quote from: equator on August 17, 2017, 10:39:35 AM

As mentioned above one of the user want to buy bitcoins by sending me the payment to my bank account through PayTm, Is it safe to deal as in paypal their is reverse transaction is their like this is their any option in PayTm.

Help me who ever have deal in PayTm

Yes, if the PayTm account is stolen or credit card with which the funds were loaded in senders PayTm account was stolen.

What do you come to say, what i am asking and what you are replying is not related to the topic, can be more specific with the questioned answer.

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Quote from: equator on August 17, 2017, 10:39:35 AM

As mentioned above one of the user want to buy bitcoins by sending me the payment to my bank account through PayTm, Is it safe to deal as in paypal their is reverse transaction is their like this is their any option in PayTm.

Help me who ever have deal in PayTm

Yes, if the PayTm account is stolen or credit card with which the funds were loaded in senders PayTm account was stolen.

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As mentioned above one of the user want to buy bitcoins by sending me the payment to my bank account through PayTm, Is it safe to deal as in paypal their is reverse transaction is their like this is their any option in PayTm.

Help me who ever have deal in PayTm

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