Topic: Selling BTC. Would love to recieve WU but other payment options works too. (Read 1705 times)
August 19, 2013, 08:29:26 PM
okej nice, thanks
August 19, 2013, 07:44:24 PM
I am good right now. (bought a ton of coins recently) I will message when I need more. Thanks
August 19, 2013, 07:12:27 PM
Okej if you still interested sublime, I might send first. Or if danny hamilton is feeling for helping with escrow service. Let me know what you think
August 19, 2013, 06:49:15 PM
Okay... I agree for bitcoin to work it has to be a network of trusted P2P buyers and sellers. It sounds like you know what is going on with paypal.
Learned the hard way by nearly getting scammed by Junteenth a couple months ago. Paypal luckily froze my $500 payment to him from onset.
He did go on to scam others unfortunately on this forum. The amount of $$ I deal with is small and not enough for me change my morals/principals. Just the way I am.
August 19, 2013, 06:45:13 PM
I am using bitcoinaverage.com to calculate my price. i bought coins today at 111 so IMO 110 is good
August 19, 2013, 06:29:16 PM
SO I was wondering, is 110 dollar/BTC expensive in the states? What is the average rate on 1 bitcoin in USA?
Depends on who you ask.
Many people are unaware of the disparity between MtGox and the other exchanges, so with just a bit of effort it isn't very difficult to find people willing to pay MtGox based rates (between $115 and $125 at the moment). Some people are more aware of market conditions, and will only pay BitStamp, BTC-E, or CampBX based prices (between $97 and $107 at the moment).
August 19, 2013, 06:19:59 PM
SO I was wondering, is 110 dollar/BTC expensive in the states? What is the average rate on 1 bitcoin in USA?
August 19, 2013, 06:17:45 PM
Sometimes you got to give trust to get it.
I'm protected either way.
I either get coins which I then immediately leave good feed back so seller has evidence I was happy. I have no intention of ever reversing an honest sale.
If I dont receive the bought coins, then my credit card company gets a call.
Btc is all based on trust, yet no one is willing to give it. How is btc ever going to go mainstream.
I'm protected either way.
I either get coins which I then immediately leave good feed back so seller has evidence I was happy. I have no intention of ever reversing an honest sale.
If I dont receive the bought coins, then my credit card company gets a call.
Btc is all based on trust, yet no one is willing to give it. How is btc ever going to go mainstream.
BTC is no more based on trust than cash. Actually probably less so. If you have a high enough risk tolerance and the loss of the $120 or so wouldn't be devastating, they you are welcome to trust whoever you like. Many others have a much lower risk tolerance than you.
August 19, 2013, 06:12:04 PM
Okay... I agree for bitcoin to work it has to be a network of trusted P2P buyers and sellers. It sounds like you know what is going on with paypal.
August 19, 2013, 06:10:50 PM
What can I say... Goose is the man!
August 19, 2013, 06:09:47 PM
And yes I have been a victim of scams. I've also been cut off by idiots on the road
I still think a few bad eggs shouldn't make all the rest of us lower ourselves to their level.
You take it on the chin and keep moving on. Karma will catch up with them in time.
I still think a few bad eggs shouldn't make all the rest of us lower ourselves to their level.
You take it on the chin and keep moving on. Karma will catch up with them in time.
August 19, 2013, 06:04:57 PM
Sometimes you got to give trust to get it.
I'm protected either way.
I either get coins which I then immediately leave good feed back so seller has evidence I was happy. I have no intention of ever reversing an honest sale.
If I dont receive the bought coins, then my credit card company gets a call.
Btc is all based on trust, yet no one is willing to give it. How is btc ever going to go mainstream.
I'm protected either way.
I either get coins which I then immediately leave good feed back so seller has evidence I was happy. I have no intention of ever reversing an honest sale.
If I dont receive the bought coins, then my credit card company gets a call.
Btc is all based on trust, yet no one is willing to give it. How is btc ever going to go mainstream.
August 19, 2013, 05:29:39 PM
Glad you coin but this doesnt add up. I am gonna keep an eye on both accounts.
Why would you send first for this guy?
Why would you send first for this guy?
August 19, 2013, 04:48:03 PM
A deal was successfully done in the end after some false starts.
My US$ paypal his 1 btc.
All good as far as I'm concerned.
My US$ paypal his 1 btc.
All good as far as I'm concerned.
August 19, 2013, 11:52:50 AM
Sorry goose! didnt see that last massage, I really was in a hurry before I logged out, I will send your coin immediately!!
August 19, 2013, 10:02:34 AM
haha shit I must look really suspicious.... however we will work this out... I am an honest guy
August 19, 2013, 09:55:14 AM
Maybe something fishy going on, maybe not.
I just organised a deal - my US$105 paypal, his btc.
i sent first.
after 15 minutes i asked where the btc was, he replied 'just trying to send funds out of here, i'll send coins shortly'.
another 10 minutes later, he writes ' sorry, i cant get my funds out from this account, i will have to refund you'
Yes, he did refund me.
I just organised a deal - my US$105 paypal, his btc.
i sent first.
after 15 minutes i asked where the btc was, he replied 'just trying to send funds out of here, i'll send coins shortly'.
another 10 minutes later, he writes ' sorry, i cant get my funds out from this account, i will have to refund you'
Yes, he did refund me.
I think the OP should definately clarify what happened hear before anyone else deals with him.
August 19, 2013, 09:52:32 AM
Maybe something fishy going on, maybe not.
I just organised a deal - my US$105 paypal, his btc.
i sent first.
after 15 minutes i asked where the btc was, he replied 'just trying to send funds out of here, i'll send coins shortly'.
another 10 minutes later, he writes ' sorry, i cant get my funds out from this account, i will have to refund you'
Yes, he did refund me.
I just organised a deal - my US$105 paypal, his btc.
i sent first.
after 15 minutes i asked where the btc was, he replied 'just trying to send funds out of here, i'll send coins shortly'.
another 10 minutes later, he writes ' sorry, i cant get my funds out from this account, i will have to refund you'
Yes, he did refund me.
August 19, 2013, 09:24:52 AM
Ok fair enough. Danny is super trusted send him a tenth of one bitcoin. I personally think you dont have any coins.
If I receive 0.1 bitcoin at the following address before 2013-08-19 23:59:59 UTC I will return it in full.
Note, there is no guarantee that the 0.1 bitcoin was sent by saru. It might be wise to also receive a signed message from saru using the address that they receive the 0.1 bitcoin back at.
EDIT: Forgot to include the address:
1CvAkjpZA6FyZy3rE662pKHcY4g86WcNhq
August 19, 2013, 09:12:58 AM
To margaritahuyan: Under you name at the left side of the screen, I can see this warning:
"View Profile Personal Message (Offline)
Trust: -5: -1 / +0(0)
Warning: Trade with extreme caution!
Ignore" So please back the fuck off.
When it come to you sublime5447 I rather not send first. So I am looking for other options. Taking my time. It doesn't mean I am looking for an opportunity to fool you or anyone. I dont understand why I should give away so much information about me if I was trying to scam someone. I wont even ask you to send money first, I understand that I will have to go through and escrow service, but that is when I no longer have no options besides an exchange.
Thanks
"View Profile Personal Message (Offline)
Trust: -5: -1 / +0(0)
Warning: Trade with extreme caution!
Ignore" So please back the fuck off.
When it come to you sublime5447 I rather not send first. So I am looking for other options. Taking my time. It doesn't mean I am looking for an opportunity to fool you or anyone. I dont understand why I should give away so much information about me if I was trying to scam someone. I wont even ask you to send money first, I understand that I will have to go through and escrow service, but that is when I no longer have no options besides an exchange.
Thanks
Ok fair enough. Danny is super trusted send him a tenth of one bitcoin. I personally think you dont have any coins.
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