Tips for local transactions - page 21.

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Quote from: Text on November 08, 2016, 10:12:09 AM

This thread is really helpful, it allows us to expand our knowledge to have a good and safe transactions. Thank you so much OP for your effort. Don't trust strangers immediately, check his/her background information before making an agreement.

Defenitely a good read. Too bad many people don't know about the dangers.

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Quote from: Douglazzz on November 03, 2016, 07:09:21 AM

Just be patient and your transaction will be good. Cheesy

Pure and right, You are needs patient if you argent you going to fail

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This thread is really helpful, it allows us to expand our knowledge to have a good and safe transactions. Thank you so much OP for your effort. Don't trust strangers immediately, check his/her background information before making an agreement.

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This information helps me a lot to be very careful when it comes to meeting up people. Thanks for this.
I haven't try yet but at least I would be careful when I'm on that situation. Let us all think twice our moves.

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Thank you for this. I've been wondering on what are the requirements or guidelines for local transactions. What to consider when meeting up with a stranger. Will keep this and probably print this for future references. I think it is also good to bring a friend, at least. To make sure on your transaction. Especially if the location is far from your home.

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Just be patient and your transaction will be good. Cheesy

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Thanks bro. Very useful information.Once my friend also lost some bitcoins in trading with an unknown person. An Escrow must be kept between two persons for transactions.

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This things should be considered at all.
I just remembered that guy who have been scammed trading bitcoin in the street. He should have read this first. First things we should be looking is security in the are if it talks about money. He didnt do that as if bitcoin trade is so illegal.

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If you are deep into the cloak and dagger feel of it all, NFC would be the best lol. Or a radio transmit over short distance, like snooping those chip cards. Just wait for your confirmations, at least one, before walking away.

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Thanks for useful tips.

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tomorrow I will be face to face to buy my first coin.
I hope it goes well. Wink

thanks for the tips

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If I were you, I would do it right in front of your local police station

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Yes
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Thanks for this detailed article. It would help not only to newbies but also to the experienced ones regarding local transactions. Since bitcoin is free to use currency, I see a good sustainable growth of user base in near future and it is possible that local transactions could surpass international transactions in terms of frequency if major players like airbnb, local merchants starts accepting it.

So the chances of threat and loot will also increase with it and to prevent such cases, your article is helpful, thanks again. It deserves sticky position.

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Encourage the seller to pay you that is what I think you should do, talk to him/her directly. You should always have an assurance to a person making a transaction with. I am not sure if you can report it with someone who can really help you in case of scamming you. All I can say is not to trust easily.

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if localbitcoins seller dont pay btc what i can do ?

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Quote from: Vernon715 on February 16, 2013, 10:36:14 AM

My tip is to meet at some sort of table and set up a camera to monitor the transaction.

For extra security, have the camera recording to some sort of remote server.

I was writing this as a reply to someone else's topic and it got kind of lengthy, so I decided to make it into a topic instead.

The intention of this topic is to help new buyers and sellers in the BitCoin community who are looking to meet up and trade locally. I've done a lot of local trades and sales over the years, so I'm hoping that my experiences can help beginners by giving them ideas on how to trade safely. For this purpose I've separated my advice into three sections: meeting for trades, advice for buying, and advice for selling.

I've tried to format everything in a clear and concise manner to make this topic more readable. I'm open to suggestions for edits and additions to help make this guide as useful as possible.

Hope this guide helps anyone looking to start trading locally!

Note: Some names/locations I mention are US based, so I apologize if they're irrelevant for your location. The theories behind this topic should be fine regardless of country.

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Quote from: capoeira on August 14, 2016, 07:01:27 PM

I want to sell a bigger value localy.
I was thinking about in a bank, but I have one problem:
What if the person doesn't show up in the bank, waits for me to come out, and than kidnaps me on the street to steal my coins?

Ask for escort to your vehicle from bank's armed security guard? Or pack heat yourself if legal.

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