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Selling BTC0.7000 for €184.23.
Exchange rate: 263.19 €/BTC valid until 15:40 CET on the 07/24/2015
Topic: Selling BTC 0.700 for €184.23. Skrill/PayPal [ESCROW] (Read 1779 times)
Interesting how you removed my caution to you about hotmail
This message is OT: you don't need an email address to exchange bitcoins.
You lack of technology skills and you are spamming my thread.
This popcorn needs more butter...
This is OT.
Interesting how you removed my caution to you about hotmail
This popcorn needs more butter...
This message is OT.
If Santa_marta uses a hotmail email address, then they both deserve each-other...
This popcorn needs more butter...
I will do this if we use a forum escrow. I can pay the fees. My skrill is in EUR as well.
This popcorn needs more butter...
wow you are so sick you edited it
in the previous post you said I'm idiot and you don't know what's op, gjThis message is OT.
Yes, this is true. OP is a real idiot. Amen.
Try to teach not to kill and you will learn with your scholar.
"The more you eliminate human factor the less errors you will have."
wow you are so sick you edited it
in the previous post you said I'm idiot and you don't know what's op, gj You are just building trust to scam later on.
Surely that's no nonsense: that's an accusation.
I will watch that happen from the sidelines.
No comment.
What means something in a language can be nonsense to another.
I'm bilingual. Yours is utter nonsense.You are just building trust to scam later on. I will watch that happen from the sidelines.
Up.
Yes, this is true. OP is a real idiot. Amen.
Try to teach not to kill and you will learn with your scholar.
"The more you eliminate human factor the less errors you will have."
To use Bit2Factor proceed as follow:
1) Go to https://bit2factor.com/ and click on "Generate Intermediate Code". Create a passphrase and click on "Generate Intermediate Code"
2) Send me the Intermediate Code generated at step (1)
3) I will generate BTC Address, Confirmation Code and Private Key and send to you the BTC Address and the Confirmation Code
4) Click on "Verify Confirmation Code", insert the passphrase and the Confirmation Code I sent you and click "Verify Confirmation Code"
5) If the escrow told you "OK" then I will send the bitcoins to the BTC Address I sent you at step (4)
6) You send me the PayPal funds.
7) I send you the Private Key
With the private Key you will click on "Decrypt Private Key" and enter the passphrase you enter at step (1) and the Encrypted Private Key I just sent you.
Click Decrypt Private Key.
You will receive the PRIVATE KEY (WIF) that you can import in your bitcoin wallet and have the XXX bitcoins I just sent you.
This gives you the guarantee of the transaction without using a person in the middle.
Sorry to steal the reply from TheKoziTwo.
That describes the process to use the BIP38 compliant escrow.
This is the description of the BIP38 feature: basically the sender (FIAT) retain the passphrase to have the guarantee in the transaction.
https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0038.mediawiki
1) Go to https://bit2factor.com/ and click on "Generate Intermediate Code". Create a passphrase and click on "Generate Intermediate Code"
2) Send me the Intermediate Code generated at step (1)
3) I will generate BTC Address, Confirmation Code and Private Key and send to you the BTC Address and the Confirmation Code
4) Click on "Verify Confirmation Code", insert the passphrase and the Confirmation Code I sent you and click "Verify Confirmation Code"
5) If the escrow told you "OK" then I will send the bitcoins to the BTC Address I sent you at step (4)
6) You send me the PayPal funds.
7) I send you the Private Key
With the private Key you will click on "Decrypt Private Key" and enter the passphrase you enter at step (1) and the Encrypted Private Key I just sent you.
Click Decrypt Private Key.
You will receive the PRIVATE KEY (WIF) that you can import in your bitcoin wallet and have the XXX bitcoins I just sent you.
This gives you the guarantee of the transaction without using a person in the middle.
Sorry to steal the reply from TheKoziTwo.
That describes the process to use the BIP38 compliant escrow.
This is the description of the BIP38 feature: basically the sender (FIAT) retain the passphrase to have the guarantee in the transaction.
https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0038.mediawiki
For the record I did two trades with BitNow using https://bit2factor.com/ as escrow. He first recommended an italian version of it, which I didn't really trust since I can't read Italian. So I did some research and found bit2factor. It's really cool, even if you don't intend to trade, check it out. Download the source code and run it on your computer, don't use the website.
I can't vouch for the source code itself, but I didn't find anything indicating scam based on my research AND I did two trades with BitNow successfully. He sent the BTC first into the escrow address, then I transferred the PayPal Funds, then he sent me the encryption key. It really is a very awesome way to do deals without third parties and I'll definitively use this in the future. Play around with it, see what you think.
I can't vouch for the source code itself, but I didn't find anything indicating scam based on my research AND I did two trades with BitNow successfully. He sent the BTC first into the escrow address, then I transferred the PayPal Funds, then he sent me the encryption key. It really is a very awesome way to do deals without third parties and I'll definitively use this in the future. Play around with it, see what you think.
If he already has the key to the wallet, how exactly is that escrow?
1. I generate "Intermediate Code" using a password of mine
2. I send him the Intermediate Code
3. He generates public address and encrypted address + confirmation key using the Intermediate Code
4. He sends me confirmation key
5. I enter my password and confirmation key and is given the public address
6. I confirm with him that we both have the same public address
7. He sends money to the public address
8. At this point, the BTC is in the public address, he has the encrypted private key, I have the password to decrypt the private key. At this point, nobody has access to his BTC. I then transfer my paypal to him
9. He sends me the encrypted private key.
10. I decrypt the key using my password and transfer the BTC to my own wallet.
A facepalm gif would have been more appropriate.
I know you won't listen, but just in case you are the slightest bit reasonable: Please stop this. Work with legitimate, known escrows such as those on this site or on LBC. Your claim that you want to save time is obviously bullshit since you've simply ended up wasting a significant amount of time arguing for the use of this third-party, untrusted escrow. This is so childish and uncalled for.
No one is going to bite.
/thread.
I know you won't listen, but just in case you are the slightest bit reasonable: Please stop this. Work with legitimate, known escrows such as those on this site or on LBC. Your claim that you want to save time is obviously bullshit since you've simply ended up wasting a significant amount of time arguing for the use of this third-party, untrusted escrow. This is so childish and uncalled for.
No one is going to bite.
/thread.
Yes, this is true. OP is a real idiot. Amen.
For the record I did two trades with BitNow using https://bit2factor.com/ as escrow. He first recommended an italian version of it, which I didn't really trust since I can't read Italian. So I did some research and found bit2factor. It's really cool, even if you don't intend to trade, check it out. Download the source code and run it on your computer, don't use the website.
I can't vouch for the source code itself, but I didn't find anything indicating scam based on my research AND I did two trades with BitNow successfully. He sent the BTC first into the escrow address, then I transferred the PayPal Funds, then he sent me the encryption key. It really is a very awesome way to do deals without third parties and I'll definitively use this in the future. Play around with it, see what you think.
I can't vouch for the source code itself, but I didn't find anything indicating scam based on my research AND I did two trades with BitNow successfully. He sent the BTC first into the escrow address, then I transferred the PayPal Funds, then he sent me the encryption key. It really is a very awesome way to do deals without third parties and I'll definitively use this in the future. Play around with it, see what you think.
If he already has the key to the wallet, how exactly is that escrow?
For the record I did two trades with BitNow using https://bit2factor.com/ as escrow. He first recommended an italian version of it, which I didn't really trust since I can't read Italian. So I did some research and found bit2factor. It's really cool, even if you don't intend to trade, check it out. Download the source code and run it on your computer, don't use the website.
I can't vouch for the source code itself, but I didn't find anything indicating scam based on my research AND I did two trades with BitNow successfully. He sent the BTC first into the escrow address, then I transferred the PayPal Funds, then he sent me the encryption key. It really is a very awesome way to do deals without third parties and I'll definitively use this in the future. Play around with it, see what you think.
I can't vouch for the source code itself, but I didn't find anything indicating scam based on my research AND I did two trades with BitNow successfully. He sent the BTC first into the escrow address, then I transferred the PayPal Funds, then he sent me the encryption key. It really is a very awesome way to do deals without third parties and I'll definitively use this in the future. Play around with it, see what you think.
By the time that a human escrow reply to your enquiry you will have already done the transaction with Bit2Factor.
Time = Money => Time saved = Money saved
A facepalm gif would have been more appropriate.
I know you won't listen, but just in case you are the slightest bit reasonable: Please stop this. Work with legitimate, known escrows such as those on this site or on LBC. Your claim that you want to save time is obviously bullshit since you've simply ended up wasting a significant amount of time arguing for the use of this third-party, untrusted escrow. This is so childish and uncalled for.
No one is going to bite.
/thread.
I know you won't listen, but just in case you are the slightest bit reasonable: Please stop this. Work with legitimate, known escrows such as those on this site or on LBC. Your claim that you want to save time is obviously bullshit since you've simply ended up wasting a significant amount of time arguing for the use of this third-party, untrusted escrow. This is so childish and uncalled for.
No one is going to bite.
/thread.
This is OT.
No, actually it's addressing the topic quite directly. I am sorry that you are unable to see that.
For the record I did two trades with BitNow using https://bit2factor.com/ as escrow. He first recommended an italian version of it, which I didn't really trust since I can't read Italian. So I did some research and found bit2factor. It's really cool, even if you don't intend to trade, check it out. Download the source code and run it on your computer, don't use the website.
I can't vouch for the source code itself, but I didn't find anything indicating scam based on my research AND I did two trades with BitNow successfully. He sent the BTC first into the escrow address, then I transferred the PayPal Funds, then he sent me the encryption key. It really is a very awesome way to do deals without third parties and I'll definitively use this in the future. Play around with it, see what you think.
I can't vouch for the source code itself, but I didn't find anything indicating scam based on my research AND I did two trades with BitNow successfully. He sent the BTC first into the escrow address, then I transferred the PayPal Funds, then he sent me the encryption key. It really is a very awesome way to do deals without third parties and I'll definitively use this in the future. Play around with it, see what you think.
A facepalm gif would have been more appropriate.
I know you won't listen, but just in case you are the slightest bit reasonable: Please stop this. Work with legitimate, known escrows such as those on this site or on LBC. Your claim that you want to save time is obviously bullshit since you've simply ended up wasting a significant amount of time arguing for the use of this third-party, untrusted escrow. This is so childish and uncalled for.
No one is going to bite.
/thread.
I know you won't listen, but just in case you are the slightest bit reasonable: Please stop this. Work with legitimate, known escrows such as those on this site or on LBC. Your claim that you want to save time is obviously bullshit since you've simply ended up wasting a significant amount of time arguing for the use of this third-party, untrusted escrow. This is so childish and uncalled for.
No one is going to bite.
/thread.
This is OT.
A facepalm gif would have been more appropriate.
I know you won't listen, but just in case you are the slightest bit reasonable: Please stop this. Work with legitimate, known escrows such as those on this site or on LBC. Your claim that you want to save time is obviously bullshit since you've simply ended up wasting a significant amount of time arguing for the use of this third-party, untrusted escrow. This is so childish and uncalled for.
No one is going to bite.
/thread.
I know you won't listen, but just in case you are the slightest bit reasonable: Please stop this. Work with legitimate, known escrows such as those on this site or on LBC. Your claim that you want to save time is obviously bullshit since you've simply ended up wasting a significant amount of time arguing for the use of this third-party, untrusted escrow. This is so childish and uncalled for.
No one is going to bite.
/thread.
i only have skrill, 0,55 for 140.92 eur and I will cover the fees for devscrow.
Pm sent.
This guy posted nonsense for weeks in the Italian forum and now is here begging for people to send first.
Where is my popcorn gif?
Where is my popcorn gif?
What means something in a language can be nonsense to another.
so? You didnt respond to me
This guy posted nonsense for weeks in the Italian forum and now is here begging for people to send first.
Where is my popcorn gif?
Where is my popcorn gif?
What means something in a language can be nonsense to another.
This guy posted nonsense for weeks in the Italian forum and now is here begging for people to send first.
Where is my popcorn gif?
Where is my popcorn gif?
havent chagned your mind ?
I never change my mind.
We could use DevScrow if it's more suitable to you, but you need to pay the fees.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/devscrow-complimentary-and-trusted-escrow-service-since-2014-708658
Also with users with the status newbie I don't exchange through PayPal it is too risky.
We could exchange trough Skrill. Please let me know.
Thanks.
i only have skrill, 0,55 for 140.92 eur and I will cover the fees for devscrow.
havent chagned your mind ?
I never change my mind.
We could use DevScrow if it's more suitable to you, but you need to pay the fees.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/devscrow-complimentary-and-trusted-escrow-service-since-2014-708658
Also with users with the status newbie I don't exchange through PayPal it is too risky.
We could exchange trough Skrill. Please let me know.
Thanks.
Anybody?
We could do the transaction in 5 minutes: with the escrow I'm using there is no time lost in contacting a human escrow and pay him/her the fees.
We could do the transaction in 5 minutes: with the escrow I'm using there is no time lost in contacting a human escrow and pay him/her the fees.
havent chagned your mind ?
Anybody?
We could do the transaction in 5 minutes: with the escrow I'm using there is no time lost in contacting a human escrow and pay him/her the fees.
We could do the transaction in 5 minutes: with the escrow I'm using there is no time lost in contacting a human escrow and pay him/her the fees.
thanks,
My offer still stands for forum escrow. By signing the addresses you will at least prove you have them so maybe somebody will use that new escrow.
Original thread for that escrow is dated 04/07/2013
Link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/two-factor-bitcoin-bip38-as-escrow-169957
Previous domain was www.bit2factor.org after 2 years domain expired and it was renewed on 04/08/2015 as www.bit2factor.com that is why not so many people knows it.
This is not a new escrow.
Transaction with that method can be done in 5 minutes without the need for human escrows, if you think I'm scamming you we could do for half of the sum.
BTC0.2725 for €70.46.
just interested... why are you avoiding forum escrow ? It is obvious that should you accept one, you wouldve probably done the trade by now - so its not about time. It is also not about fees since I will cover those. Just curious for the answer, thanks.
Bitcoin is the most advanced technology we have for transferring value, so it is really stupid to use an old style guarantor (human escrow or 3-way escrow).
It's like buying a Ferrari and running it on Diesel.
why not running with diesel if:
Audi Since its debut in 1999, the brand with the Four Rings had won the world’s most important endurance race as many as nine times with the R8, R10 TDI and R15 TDI models
Give me 5 minutes: bitcoins are spread across multiple addresses (as per bitcoin-qt wallet) I'll move all to the one I have signed.
Address: 1CQfPnxWTnAhGFsQhq6r6bm4cVQJ3KJTqQ
Message:
Code:
This address is owned by BitNow
18:00 CET 07/22/2015
Signature: H5jnv11darfWg9dudYBUqgVQlbaR3cC/4kUYiR3vDQ5jC5nkMMi+RCPFCaMrw7Vl19fS6InhOPniG/XDaUlHCl0=
Address: 1CgJ3M9kweRAhpjRWAZYvE3UL8cpTjAox1
Message:
Code:
This address is owned by BitNow
18:00 CET 07/22/2015
Signature: H+b23GCQa1JA5AahLMoEYB5NnSFUmbkKTqZrOOQ/wy0YG1EI4rhG55uJO+y60c/Xmj7trObzgxibm8Jk1nthGlg=
Address: 1CQfPnxWTnAhGFsQhq6r6bm4cVQJ3KJTqQ
Message:
Code:
This address is owned by BitNow
18:00 CET 07/22/2015
Signature: H5jnv11darfWg9dudYBUqgVQlbaR3cC/4kUYiR3vDQ5jC5nkMMi+RCPFCaMrw7Vl19fS6InhOPniG/XDaUlHCl0=
Address: 1CgJ3M9kweRAhpjRWAZYvE3UL8cpTjAox1
Message:
Code:
This address is owned by BitNow
18:00 CET 07/22/2015
Signature: H+b23GCQa1JA5AahLMoEYB5NnSFUmbkKTqZrOOQ/wy0YG1EI4rhG55uJO+y60c/Xmj7trObzgxibm8Jk1nthGlg=
thanks,
My offer still stands for forum escrow. By signing the addresses you will at least prove you have them so maybe somebody will use that new escrow.
if the ferrari went 25% faster on diesel and the diesel is 25% cheaper I dont see a reason not to use diesel.
If you are rich you don't drive on Diesel.
I see 2 logical reason why you want to use that web escrow. Either you want to advertise it or you want to scam. It seems that it doesnt matter to you if you actually exchange the bitcoins, if that was your primary motive you wouldve accepted the offers above.
I want to use the most advanced technology available today. I don't want to drive a Ferrari on Diesel.
I can assure you that I do need money.
Can you provide a signed msg. of address containing the bitcoins ?
Address: 1CQfPnxWTnAhGFsQhq6r6bm4cVQJ3KJTqQ
Message:
Code:
This address is owned by BitNow
18:00 CET 07/22/2015
Address: 1CgJ3M9kweRAhpjRWAZYvE3UL8cpTjAox1
Message:
Code:
This address is owned by BitNow
18:00 CET 07/22/2015
just interested... why are you avoiding forum escrow ? It is obvious that should you accept one, you wouldve probably done the trade by now - so its not about time. It is also not about fees since I will cover those. Just curious for the answer, thanks.
Bitcoin is the most advanced technology we have for transferring value, so it is really stupid to use an old style guarantor (human escrow or 3-way escrow).
It's like buying a Ferrari and running it on Diesel.
if the ferrari went 25% faster on diesel and the diesel is 25% cheaper I dont see a reason not to use diesel. I see 2 logical reason why you want to use that web escrow. Either you want to advertise it or you want to scam. It seems that it doesnt matter to you if you actually exchange the bitcoins, if that was your primary motive you wouldve accepted the offers above.
Can you provide a signed msg. of address containing the bitcoins ?
just interested... why are you avoiding forum escrow ? It is obvious that should you accept one, you wouldve probably done the trade by now - so its not about time. It is also not about fees since I will cover those. Just curious for the answer, thanks.
Bitcoin is the most advanced technology we have for transferring value, so it is really stupid to use an old style guarantor (human escrow or 3-way escrow).
It's like buying a Ferrari and running it on Diesel.
EDIT: this is an forum escrow https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/two-factor-bitcoin-bip38-as-escrow-169957
This transaction can be done in 5 minutes without the need for a human escrow.
just interested... why are you avoiding forum escrow ? It is obvious that should you accept one, you wouldve probably done the trade by now - so its not about time. It is also not about fees since I will cover those. Just curious for the answer, thanks.
I will do this if we use a forum escrow. I can pay the fees. My skrill is in EUR as well.
That is forum escrow and this is the link to the original thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/two-factor-bitcoin-bip38-as-escrow-169957
I don't want to use a 3-ways escrow, I want to use a 2-ways escrow (BIP38 compliant).
I will do this if we use a forum escrow. I can pay the fees. My skrill is in EUR as well.
You still have to trust the escrow itself. The way I see it, there is no difference between this site and a brand new account offering to escrow trades here.
Can't find nothing on this site.
This is the original thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/two-factor-bitcoin-bip38-as-escrow-169957
Only person that has recommended it was you.
Cause Innovation finds me always early.
So my question to you, how did you find this site and why did you trust it in the first place?
This is a private question, I can only tell you that I found the original thread in the italian section of this forum and I trust it high enough.
Why did I trust it high enough? Cause Innovation finds me always earlier than the average Joe.
Who send anything about open source being evil?
I said that: that was my question.
I'll be even more honest here. I don't trust you, the only person who has recommended or publicly stated they've used this escrow.
Escrows are built to not trust the other party: you don't have to trust me to do a transaction with me, that's why escrow are built.
For all I know, you setup this site to scam us out of our precious BTC 
By that I mean, the site is fake and not running the open source code it claims to be. Shit like this does happen at bitcointalk.org.
By that I mean, the site is fake and not running the open source code it claims to be. Shit like this does happen at bitcointalk.org.I don't do that.
If you lose 5 minutes to look at my feedbacks you will believe what I'm saying.
You still have to trust the escrow itself. The way I see it, there is no difference between this site and a brand new account offering to escrow trades here.
Can't find nothing on this site. Only person that has recommended it was you. So my question to you, how did you find this site and why did you trust it in the first place?
Who send anything about open source being evil?
I said that: that was my question.
I'll be even more honest here. I don't trust you, the only person who has recommended or publicly stated they've used this escrow.
Escrows are built to not trust the other party: you don't have to trust me to do a transaction with me, that's why escrow are built.
For all I know, you setup this site to scam us out of our precious BTC By that I mean, the site is fake and not running the open source code it claims to be. Shit like this does happen at bitcointalk.org.
By that I mean, the site is fake and not running the open source code it claims to be. Shit like this does happen at bitcointalk.org.I don't do that.
If you lose 5 minutes to look at my feedbacks you will believe what I'm saying.
Domain is new, no idea who is behind the site that's using free open source code (so anyone could have set the site up), so honestly don't trust it.
Domain was registered on April, 8th 2015 by
Organization: Domains By Proxy, LLC
Mailing Address: DomainsByProxy.com, Scottsdale Arizona 85260 United States
Phone: +1.4806242599
Code is Open Source:
https://github.com/mannkind/bit2factor.org
made by a guy from Washington.
How can Open Source code be evil?
Who send anything about open source being evil?
I'll be even more honest here. I don't trust you, the only person who has recommended or publicly stated they've used this escrow. For all I know, you setup this site to scam us out of our precious BTC
By that I mean, the site is fake and not running the open source code it claims to be. Shit like this does happen at bitcointalk.org.BTW, checked your trust and couldn't help but to notice "English - this user is most likely using shill accounts to fake his trading volume and trust, though I have no definitive evidence on the matter.". So yeah, I'm done here.
Good luck to anyone who decides to uses this escrow. An escrow that has NO reputation at all.
Domain is new, no idea who is behind the site that's using free open source code (so anyone could have set the site up), so honestly don't trust it.
Domain was registered on April, 8th 2015 by
Organization: Domains By Proxy, LLC
Mailing Address: DomainsByProxy.com, Scottsdale Arizona 85260 United States
Phone: +1.4806242599
Code is Open Source:
https://github.com/mannkind/bit2factor.org
made by a guy from Washington.
Link to Bitcointalk thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/two-factor-bitcoin-bip38-as-escrow-169957
Question: How can Open Source code be evil?
sorry , I not unspecified, my offer in PayPal
PayPal's exchange rates are too high.
if you accept conversion fee, that no problem
I accept only euros for this deal sorry, no usd.
Skrill's exchange rates are too high.
Domain is new, no idea who is behind the site that's using free open source code (so anyone could have set the site up), so honestly don't trust it.
I've used already 5/6 times now.
I can send you a complete step-by-step guide on how to use it.
That's completely automatic.
I'll pass. My offer still stands though
Sorry if I wasted your time. Domain is new, no idea who is behind the site that's using free open source code (so anyone could have set the site up), so honestly don't trust it.
I've used already 5/6 times now.
I can send you a complete step-by-step guide on how to use it.
That's completely automatic.
Just throwing this out there in case you need this ASAP and don't find any other buyers: I can do this through PayPal if you change your mind and want to use another escrow.
What's wrong with Bit2Factor?
Domain is new, no idea who is behind the site that's using free open source code (so anyone could have set the site up), so honestly don't trust it.
EDIT: I'm on my mobile so haven't been able to fully check the site.
Just throwing this out there in case you need this ASAP and don't find any other buyers: I can do this through PayPal
My Life is ASAP, PayPal is ok if you send as F&F.
if you change your mind and want to use another escrow.
What's wrong with Bit2Factor?
If you send me the Intermediate Code we can start the transaction right now.
Just throwing this out there in case you need this ASAP and don't find any other buyers: I can do this through PayPal if you change your mind and want to use another escrow.
if you accept conversion fee, that no problem
I accept only euros for this deal sorry, no usd.
Skrill's exchange rates are too high.
hello
I can offer $144 send as F&F PM me if inerested
I can offer $144 send as F&F PM me if inerested
I accept only euros for this deal, sorry.
hello
I can offer $144 send as F&F PM me if inerested
I can offer $144 send as F&F PM me if inerested
I accept only euros for this deal, sorry.
For escrow I use Bit2factor which is a BIP38 compliant escrow system: it means that you need only to choose a password for the transaction, the third party is made by the bitcoin protocol.
https://bit2factor.com/
I can send you a complete step-by-step guide on how to use it.
Or... you can send it first.
Pm if interested.
hellohttps://bit2factor.com/
I can send you a complete step-by-step guide on how to use it.
Or... you can send it first.
Pm if interested.
I can offer $144 send as F&F PM me if inerested
Or I suggest use a trusted member here,
Human escrows are slow and expensive.
its much simpler and less risky
The only risk in a transaction with an automatic escrow is a human error.
Or I suggest use a trusted member here, its much simpler and less risky
Exchange rate is 258.57 €/BTC.
For escrow I use Bit2factor which is a BIP38 compliant escrow system: it means that you need only to choose a password for the transaction, the third party is made by the bitcoin protocol.
https://bit2factor.com/
I can send you a complete step-by-step guide on how to use it.
No escrow: you send first.
Pm if interested.
For escrow I use Bit2factor which is a BIP38 compliant escrow system: it means that you need only to choose a password for the transaction, the third party is made by the bitcoin protocol.
https://bit2factor.com/
I can send you a complete step-by-step guide on how to use it.
No escrow: you send first.
Pm if interested.
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