Hi everyone. Market is going down, good time to buy crypto. We have prices almost like on Binance. Check this out.
Says the scammer fool that cannot run a working website
Topic: 💥 Visa/Mastercard USD ➜ BTC/ETH 💥 No verification's 💥 No sign up (Read 489 times)
Says the scammer fool that cannot run a working website
October 29, 2018, 05:19:30 PM
Hi everyone. Market is going down, good time to buy crypto. We have prices almost like on Binance. Check this out.
October 20, 2018, 06:24:30 PM
We decreased commission to 5%
Scammers such as you can make it ZERO but still you are scammers !
October 20, 2018, 06:18:06 PM
We decreased commission to 5%
Scammers such as you can make it ZERO but still you are scammers !
October 20, 2018, 05:09:29 PM
We decreased commission to 5%
October 16, 2018, 04:40:01 AM
Has anyone already tried this?
If not, I am willing to try with a credit card, but no more than 10 USD.
If not, I am willing to try with a credit card, but no more than 10 USD.
This is a scam to steal your credit card number. Some low level transactions will be probably be successful but when larger transactions are attempted they will scam you.
Selective scamming comes to mind so please AVOID BITINGLE
October 16, 2018, 04:38:48 AM
Has anyone already tried this?
If not, I am willing to try with a credit card, but no more than 10 USD.
The minimum amount is 30 usd, cause of bitcoin network omission which is 0.004 BTC If not, I am willing to try with a credit card, but no more than 10 USD.
October 16, 2018, 03:50:34 AM
Has anyone already tried this?
If not, I am willing to try with a credit card, but no more than 10 USD.
If not, I am willing to try with a credit card, but no more than 10 USD.
October 15, 2018, 05:23:05 PM
ETH was added to buy.
October 15, 2018, 09:28:25 AM
commisions are huge
What commission will suit you? October 15, 2018, 03:53:07 AM
commisions are huge
Commissions are tiny compared to you losing ALL your funds. This is a SCAM outfit
October 15, 2018, 01:45:09 AM
commisions are huge
October 13, 2018, 05:21:57 PM
We are looking for next coin in our exchange system. If you are interested in buying altcoins with you credit card, please vote here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/what-altcoins-are-interesting-to-buy-poll-5049878
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
October 12, 2018, 08:26:58 AM
SCAM
We are not scam until you prove opposite. Otherwise you can think whatever you like. Quote
the burden of proof is on the one who declares, not on one who denies
October 12, 2018, 07:59:28 AM
SCAM
October 12, 2018, 07:09:17 AM
All of the Terms of Use listed on your website are equally pathetic but the following numbers 6 and 7 were easiest to copy and post. Look at what is written, how can your scam be taken even 1% seriously?
Terms of Use: https://bitingle.com/terms
- 6. Resolution of Disputes
All disputes connected to the provision of sales transactions to the Customer will be settled by the way of negotiations between the Customer and the Bitingle.com exchange place administration based on the conditions of this Agreement.
7. Form of the Agreement
The Customer and the Bitingle.com exchange place acknowledge that the digital form of this Agreement is legally equal to the agreement executed in written form.
Also the following states a lot about your scam website:
- There is no cookie notification on your website
- You have not mentioned acronyms KYC or AML in your Terms of Use page
- You have not mentioned acronyms GDPR European Law in your Terms of Use page
- "Bitingle.com" is mentioned in your Terms of Use page rather than the parent company. It seems you have actively avoided it
- After signup there is no way to delete customer history as per GDPR
Looks very much a scam to steal credit card numbers, nothing else but there is a lure for users to send Bitcoin to receive US$
There is more to expose your scam but I cannot be bothered. It is added to my Scam Alert signature...
Do this acronyms protect somebody from scams? Scam sites can write all what you want to read, but you never can be sure. We was trying to make it as simple as possible. If you wanna stay safe, you can use services like: coinsabank, coinbase, kraken and etc, but be ready to spend time to pass all verification's.Terms of Use: https://bitingle.com/terms
- 6. Resolution of Disputes
All disputes connected to the provision of sales transactions to the Customer will be settled by the way of negotiations between the Customer and the Bitingle.com exchange place administration based on the conditions of this Agreement.
7. Form of the Agreement
The Customer and the Bitingle.com exchange place acknowledge that the digital form of this Agreement is legally equal to the agreement executed in written form.
Also the following states a lot about your scam website:
- There is no cookie notification on your website
- You have not mentioned acronyms KYC or AML in your Terms of Use page
- You have not mentioned acronyms GDPR European Law in your Terms of Use page
- "Bitingle.com" is mentioned in your Terms of Use page rather than the parent company. It seems you have actively avoided it
- After signup there is no way to delete customer history as per GDPR
Looks very much a scam to steal credit card numbers, nothing else but there is a lure for users to send Bitcoin to receive US$
There is more to expose your scam but I cannot be bothered. It is added to my Scam Alert signature...
For payment we use liqpay.ua gateway, it`s like paypal checkout but for credit card. For more information please visit liqpay.ua
October 12, 2018, 06:58:35 AM
Poor scam attempt
Do NOT give card details to these scammers.
Don`t worry, we don`t take any card info. We use liqpay.ua system to process payments. Do NOT give card details to these scammers.
October 12, 2018, 04:13:47 AM
All of the Terms of Use listed on your website are equally pathetic but the following numbers 6 and 7 were easiest to copy and post. Look at what is written, how can your scam be taken even 1% seriously?
Terms of Use: https://bitingle.com/terms
- 6. Resolution of Disputes
All disputes connected to the provision of sales transactions to the Customer will be settled by the way of negotiations between the Customer and the Bitingle.com exchange place administration based on the conditions of this Agreement.
7. Form of the Agreement
The Customer and the Bitingle.com exchange place acknowledge that the digital form of this Agreement is legally equal to the agreement executed in written form.
Also the following states a lot about your scam website:
- There is no cookie notification on your website
- You have not mentioned acronyms KYC or AML in your Terms of Use page
- You have not mentioned acronyms GDPR European Law in your Terms of Use page
- "Bitingle.com" is mentioned in your Terms of Use page rather than the parent company. It seems you have actively avoided it
- After signup there is no way to delete customer history as per GDPR
Looks very much a scam to steal credit card numbers, nothing else but there is a lure for users to send Bitcoin to receive US$
There is more to expose your scam but I cannot be bothered. It is added to my Scam Alert signature...
Terms of Use: https://bitingle.com/terms
- 6. Resolution of Disputes
All disputes connected to the provision of sales transactions to the Customer will be settled by the way of negotiations between the Customer and the Bitingle.com exchange place administration based on the conditions of this Agreement.
7. Form of the Agreement
The Customer and the Bitingle.com exchange place acknowledge that the digital form of this Agreement is legally equal to the agreement executed in written form.
Also the following states a lot about your scam website:
- There is no cookie notification on your website
- You have not mentioned acronyms KYC or AML in your Terms of Use page
- You have not mentioned acronyms GDPR European Law in your Terms of Use page
- "Bitingle.com" is mentioned in your Terms of Use page rather than the parent company. It seems you have actively avoided it
- After signup there is no way to delete customer history as per GDPR
Looks very much a scam to steal credit card numbers, nothing else but there is a lure for users to send Bitcoin to receive US$
There is more to expose your scam but I cannot be bothered. It is added to my Scam Alert signature...
October 12, 2018, 02:30:58 AM
Poor scam attempt
Do NOT give card details to these scammers.
Do NOT give card details to these scammers.
October 12, 2018, 12:25:23 AM
I am cofused that how to make sure that the seller or buyer are really want to exchange?I am afraid of OTC SCAM..
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