Topic: Tips for local transactions - page 26. (Read 822664 times)
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Cool tips. Thanks a lot. 
Thanks for the tips! Very helpful..
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Meeting:
There are three main things I look for in meeting places:
- Public Location - Are there plenty of people around?
- WiFi Access - Is there free or cheap public WiFi access in the area?
- Security - Are there security cameras or security guards in the area?
Public Location:
Public locations are like Local Trading 101: it is always better to meet in a public place. Scammers and muggers are a lot less likely to try anything with witnesses around. You can usually find these people early on by simply requesting a public meeting place: they want to meet their victims alone.
WiFi:
Places like McDonalds, Starbucks, Barnes & Noble, and many local coffee shops offer free WiFi access. A lot of hotels offer WiFi as well, but usually not for free or to non-customers. Bring a laptop or tablet with you if you have one so you can check transaction details and confirmations. Depending on what you're buying/selling/trading, having a computer to do some last second research on item values can never hurt if you're worried about getting the short end of the stick.
Security:
A location with security cameras adds an extra layer of security to a trade. If the other party does get away with stealing from or scamming you, you'll have physical evidence in a recording that can help the authorities track the offender down and bring him to justice. Security guards can help set your mind at ease if you're concerned that you might get mugged: muggers are a lot less likely to rob you if there's a guard with a gun a few yards away. A guard can easily step in and save you if a mugger does start attacking you.
My personal recommendation would be to meet at a mall, if there's one in your area. Malls have tons of security measures to help protect you as you make your trade, and many malls have WiFi access across the entire property: there's a good chance that one of the mall's stores has WiFi access even if the mall itself doesn't. Banks are a good choice too: banks have great security, and some bigger banks have WiFi access as well.
Thanks for sharing your Experience as it is really Helpful not only in case of bitcoin .. .. also help full for new meetup with strangers ...
the best way to do protect from muggers and other who may can put u in danger ...
Hey, I will be fresh to these kind of income finding procedures, can anyone clarify some thing genuinely fast how this works. 
Just trade on place that you may feel secured and if your trading partner do wrong things like he can scammed you or threaten your life if you not gave what they need. And for your question just join in signature campaign and make your own wallet and address. And recommended to you is to use different faucets. Good tips for local trading. I've never done local trading yet, when I get to that point, I will refer to this. Thanks for providing the info.
Its a great help to a traders who will trade some day and didn't know what to do so that they won't scammed and they feel safe.
Good tips for local trading. I've never done local trading yet, when I get to that point, I will refer to this. Thanks for providing the info.
Read this thread.found to be great tips.
Hope so may help for newbies.
Hope so may help for newbies.
Good and great tips for all new users .
This will really help out.
This will really help out.
the information you provided is good but I have one question In my mind.
what if we meet a unknown person in a public place and he has some connection to the public property
how will we able to track him down then?
You can tracked him by using his information in social media. I think that all people have a social media right now! and they don't just be an arrogant in just simple social mediawhat if we meet a unknown person in a public place and he has some connection to the public property
how will we able to track him down then?
the information you provided is good but I have one question In my mind.
what if we meet a unknown person in a public place and he has some connection to the public property
how will we able to track him down then?
what if we meet a unknown person in a public place and he has some connection to the public property
how will we able to track him down then?
I completed my first local sale of bitcoin over the weekend, mostly to see if I could.
Most of these tips are precautions. Just try to buy and sell from someone who has a good reputation and wants to maintain it.
The only issue I have with following these tips is it encourages people to not go to new users...but for good reason. I just wish there were more people in my area selling/buying bitcoin
this was really a lengthy but helpful tip, thanks
The bitcoin dealer wanted my buying experience to be a good one.
Followed the suggestions in this thread, contacted a dealer from localbitcoins and bought over one bitcoin with cash. Everything went smoothly.
Good to hear.
Followed the suggestions in this thread, contacted a dealer from localbitcoins and bought over one bitcoin with cash. Everything went smoothly.
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