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Topic: WTB 0.1-0.5 BTC for PAYPAL (Read 4416 times)

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January 09, 2014, 01:00:54 AM
#98
do you have more for sale?
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January 09, 2014, 12:09:06 AM
#97
I think this is really bad behavior to come across in other threads.
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January 09, 2014, 12:07:35 AM
#96
Nice trade. So just need 45 days and will trade with larger value if runs well

are you still selling for paypal ?? pm your offer i also want to buy some litle .
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January 08, 2014, 11:51:26 PM
#95
Nice trade. So just need 45 days and will trade with larger value if runs well
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January 08, 2014, 03:00:46 PM
#94
sent

thanks bluemonkey  Grin
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January 08, 2014, 02:39:20 PM
#92
Post your BTC address and I will send it instantly  Wink
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January 08, 2014, 12:02:31 PM
#91
buying up to .5 btc
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January 08, 2014, 04:05:26 AM
#90
Happens to me all the time I sell items using paypal and, usually new account make disputes. anyone can fake a paypal account or get one. ANY Paypal can reverse. Sender has 45 days to claim dispute. So usually 15-25 days later I'd get email- money frozen on hold- Dispute! bs.
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January 07, 2014, 10:05:16 PM
#89
bump

Could use a couple bitcents. Paying preev rate
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January 06, 2014, 11:08:36 PM
#88
bump

Could use a couple bitcents. Paying preev rate
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January 03, 2014, 12:43:09 AM
#87
Yes, this is not a affront against the Thread opener here. I just want prove, that trust feedback is nothing worth. Even this user, project was starting small 1 year ago.

And now, with high reputation, he dissapear with more then 300BTC.

Still keep this in mind, and you never get frauded:

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Feedbacks are nothing worth until you trade a couple of times with the same trader, because they don't reflect the behavior and the intention of the trade partner at the first time. Even with somebody with 1000 postive Feedbacks i would never trust the feedbacks more then my common sense. Why? What about the REAL owner is not who write with you, what about it is a account hijacker? Or the account owner just allege it's not him?

Common sense and experience > Trust Level.
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January 02, 2014, 11:16:27 PM
#86
Then do some small transactions first before doing big ones... Like i did with koshgel.

1) traded 0.259BTC for £115
2) helped me bought a computer and i sent him money back.
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January 02, 2014, 01:29:05 PM
#85
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Trading with paypal is not a problem if you find someone that is trustworthy. In this case, no one will even want to trade with you (in pp) since you have no trust. There are lots of people (trusted) who trade using pp, and i have a lot of customers trade using that platform.
Even this is not a 0.01% trust. I will tell you a story: I got a PM from a member with about 50 positive trust feedbacks. He offer me a miner from knc (actually offer 4), located in UK for 10BTC. I think ok, price sounds good, feedback looking good, i am in. He say no escrow, because he need the btc fast. Ok, i just ask him: can you send me a picture of the miners? First excuse: ah sorry, i am busy with work, my camera is broken, blabla. Hm...ok, next try. I ask him to let the miner run on my pool for a short time...second excuse: sorry no time for that, i need the btc immediatly, no time for that (WTF?), last but not least (it smells fishy for me already) i ask where exactly the miner are located, i could let a friend went there and meet at a public spot, check the miner and if he give me the ok, i send the btc within seconds, so we could finish the deal within 1 or 2 hour (remember, he would like to deal asap!)

The last answer is the best: he got mugged before so he fear to meet strange people....

Once again, a user with about 50 (!!!) postitive feedbacks.

Feedbacks are nothing worth until you trade a couple of times with the same trader, because they don't reflect the behavior and the intention of the trade partner at the first time. Even with somebody with 1000 postive Feedbacks i would never trust the feedbacks more then my common sense. Why? What about the REAL owner is not who write with you, what about it is a account hijacker? Or the account owner just allege it's not him?

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I don't think this is the case. Look at his trust, all are about btc/pp trading.
I see 5 or 6 feedbacks. Wohaa. But his COUNTED feedback is still: Trust: 0: -0 / +0(0)

As i say, let's wait 45 days and check it again. If he got more and more feedback, and over 45 days is nothing happen, i will delete my posts.

But right now can just warning all people who don't know:

Be aware of money return over Paypal within 45 days!
Regard to my story above, here is the thread about this "high trust feedback member" who i was talking about.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4274353

Read and understand. THAT is the reason, why trust level is nothing worth, as i sayed.
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January 02, 2014, 12:44:12 AM
#84
I did 2 trades with him. They were successful.

What is the problem?
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January 01, 2014, 11:59:13 PM
#83
The feedback from him which i post is copy/paste: Trust: 0: -0 / +0(0)

You don't actually understand the trust system properly do you. Trust ratings depend upon who are on your trust list, and by default people have the DefaultTrust list as their trust list, so only people on that list actually count to the +- values that you see. If you actually had a look, he does have feedback from others, it's just whether you trust that feedback. Just because people don't have a +- doesn't mean they haven't conducted legitimate trades.
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January 01, 2014, 11:54:15 PM
#82
I just warning user to be aware, that's it. And i even say already, if after 45 days nobody claim he is a scammer, i will delete my posts.

The feedback from him which i post is copy/paste: Trust: 0: -0 / +0(0)

Look, i have no intention to blame him, because i even don't know him! And if you read my post well, you will found that i don't do it. Maybe he is a scammer, or maybe not. We will found it out after 45 days.

But it is interesting, what is YOUR intention, to fight for him, isn't? Wink
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January 01, 2014, 11:43:09 PM
#81
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Trading with paypal is not a problem if you find someone that is trustworthy. In this case, no one will even want to trade with you (in pp) since you have no trust. There are lots of people (trusted) who trade using pp, and i have a lot of customers trade using that platform.
Even this is not a 0.01% trust. I will tell you a story: I got a PM from a member with about 50 positive trust feedbacks. He offer me a miner from knc (actually offer 4), located in UK for 10BTC. I think ok, price sounds good, feedback looking good, i am in. He say no escrow, because he need the btc fast. Ok, i just ask him: can you send me a picture of the miners? First excuse: ah sorry, i am busy with work, my camera is broken, blabla. Hm...ok, next try. I ask him to let the miner run on my pool for a short time...second excuse: sorry no time for that, i need the btc immediatly, no time for that (WTF?), last but not least (it smells fishy for me already) i ask where exactly the miner are located, i could let a friend went there and meet at a public spot, check the miner and if he give me the ok, i send the btc within seconds, so we could finish the deal within 1 or 2 hour (remember, he would like to deal asap!)

The last answer is the best: he got mugged before so he fear to meet strange people....

Once again, a user with about 50 (!!!) postitive feedbacks.

Feedbacks are nothing worth until you trade a couple of times with the same trader, because they don't reflect the behavior and the intention of the trade partner at the first time. Even with somebody with 1000 postive Feedbacks i would never trust the feedbacks more then my common sense. Why? What about the REAL owner is not who write with you, what about it is a account hijacker? Or the account owner just allege it's not him?

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I don't think this is the case. Look at his trust, all are about btc/pp trading.
I see 5 or 6 feedbacks. Wohaa. But his COUNTED feedback is still: Trust: 0: -0 / +0(0)

And that's why Im telling people the aftermath of my trade with him. He is legit. But wait, you don't accept it. It's not my fault then is it? You kept saying that this is fishy and all those stuff even when at least 2 person traded with him successfully. It's your problem in this case. You are just choosing what you want to listen and what not to listen.

If I say "this guy is a scam!!!" I bet you are going to support my view. Since you did no trade with this guy you are like a blinded person in the thread. You want to listen to people with trade history for feedback and judgements. In this case, you only listen to bad reviews which there is non.

I traded with him twice.

FYI his feedback count is 0: -0 / +7(4)
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January 01, 2014, 11:32:47 PM
#80
Quote

Trading with paypal is not a problem if you find someone that is trustworthy. In this case, no one will even want to trade with you (in pp) since you have no trust. There are lots of people (trusted) who trade using pp, and i have a lot of customers trade using that platform.
Even this is not a 0.01% trust. I will tell you a story: I got a PM from a member with about 50 positive trust feedbacks. He offer me a miner from knc (actually offer 4), located in UK for 10BTC. I think ok, price sounds good, feedback looking good, i am in. He say no escrow, because he need the btc fast. Ok, i just ask him: can you send me a picture of the miners? First excuse: ah sorry, i am busy with work, my camera is broken, blabla. Hm...ok, next try. I ask him to let the miner run on my pool for a short time...second excuse: sorry no time for that, i need the btc immediatly, no time for that (WTF?), last but not least (it smells fishy for me already) i ask where exactly the miner are located, i could let a friend went there and meet at a public spot, check the miner and if he give me the ok, i send the btc within seconds, so we could finish the deal within 1 or 2 hour (remember, he would like to deal asap!)

The last answer is the best: he got mugged before so he fear to meet strange people....

Once again, a user with about 50 (!!!) postitive feedbacks.

Feedbacks are nothing worth until you trade a couple of times with the same trader, because they don't reflect the behavior and the intention of the trade partner at the first time. Even with somebody with 1000 postive Feedbacks i would never trust the feedbacks more then my common sense. Why? What about the REAL owner is not who write with you, what about it is a account hijacker? Or the account owner just allege it's not him?

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I don't think this is the case. Look at his trust, all are about btc/pp trading.
I see 5 or 6 feedbacks. Wohaa. But his COUNTED feedback is still: Trust: 0: -0 / +0(0)

As i say, let's wait 45 days and check it again. If he got more and more feedback, and over 45 days is nothing happen, i will delete my posts.

But right now can just warning all people who don't know:

Be aware of money return over Paypal within 45 days!
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January 01, 2014, 11:24:28 PM
#79
That is ok man, the feeling is mutual.

I would never ever send 0.0000001BTC to someone with the chance to get the money claim back within 45 day from paypal.  Grin

I guess me and all other human with common sense. That is the reason why your thread not running.



Trading with paypal is not a problem if you find someone that is trustworthy. In this case, no one will even want to trade with you (in pp) since you have no trust. There are lots of people (trusted) who trade using pp, and i have a lot of customers trade using that platform.

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That is the reason why your thread not running.
I don't think this is the case. Look at his trust, all are about btc/pp trading.

thank you cxboyminer

some people just want to start drama
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January 01, 2014, 11:15:04 PM
#78
That is ok man, the feeling is mutual.

I would never ever send 0.0000001BTC to someone with the chance to get the money claim back within 45 day from paypal.  Grin

I guess me and all other human with common sense. That is the reason why your thread not running.



Trading with paypal is not a problem if you find someone that is trustworthy. In this case, no one will even want to trade with you (in pp) since you have no trust. There are lots of people (trusted) who trade using pp, and i have a lot of customers trade using that platform.

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That is the reason why your thread not running.
I don't think this is the case. Look at his trust, all are about btc/pp trading.
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January 01, 2014, 11:11:58 PM
#77
Hahahaha to add in the Thread name -have trust- will increase your trust level enormous.

I know you have nothing better to do than to stalk my thread, but that means I'm only trading with users who have trust. Meaning I wouldn't trade with you.  I know you have a hard-on for me man but I dont feel that way about you.
That is ok man, the feeling is mutual.

I would never ever send 0.0000001BTC to someone with the chance to get the money claim back within 45 day from paypal.  Grin

I guess me and all other human with common sense. That is the reason why your thread not running.

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January 01, 2014, 11:10:22 PM
#76
Hahahaha to add in the Thread name -have trust- will increase your trust level enormous.
I think someone is jealous...

Anyways if you don't want to trade then please leave. I think you are here just to start a fight...
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January 01, 2014, 11:05:57 PM
#75
Hahahaha to add in the Thread name -have trust- will increase your trust level enormous.

I know you have nothing better to do than to stalk my thread, but that means I'm only trading with users who have trust. Meaning I wouldn't trade with you.  I know you have a hard-on for me man but I dont feel that way about you.
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January 01, 2014, 11:03:01 PM
#74
Hahahaha to add in the Thread name -have trust- will increase your trust level enormous.
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January 01, 2014, 07:59:06 PM
#73
Buying .1 to .3 btc right now at preev rate
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January 01, 2014, 05:45:45 AM
#72
Chargeback =/= Paypal claim. Chargeback = Creditcard.
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January 01, 2014, 05:31:40 AM
#71
What about 180 days? You can claim a paypal case within 45 days, not 180 days.
But paypal told me yesterday u can claim a chargeback 180 days max
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January 01, 2014, 05:20:53 AM
#70
What about 180 days? You can claim a paypal case within 45 days, not 180 days.
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January 01, 2014, 05:13:08 AM
#69
what fee? I send as gift
Even with a gift payment paypal charge fees. Lesser, but still fees. So you pay for the fees? And send hundreds or thousends of Dollar without worry of suspection? Maybe you missunderstand the gift payment is only for friends/expenses.

If you dont want to trade, then dont. I can vouch for this guy, koshgel, that he is scam free. i asked him to buy me a computer on ebay, then pay him back via pp. Quick and hassle-free. +1
Once again, you CAN'T vouch for this guy 100%, UNTIL 45 days over! You still don't get this point?
AHEM lol 180 days now
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January 01, 2014, 05:11:04 AM
#68
what fee? I send as gift
Even with a gift payment paypal charge fees. Lesser, but still fees. So you pay for the fees? And send hundreds or thousends of Dollar without worry of suspection? Maybe you missunderstand the gift payment is only for friends/expenses.

If you dont want to trade, then dont. I can vouch for this guy, koshgel, that he is scam free. i asked him to buy me a computer on ebay, then pay him back via pp. Quick and hassle-free. +1
Once again, you CAN'T vouch for this guy 100%, UNTIL 45 days over! You still don't get this point?
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January 01, 2014, 03:26:18 AM
#67
what fee? I send as gift

What happens if your paypal is funded by credit/debit card and send as personal payment?
Does the receiver gets deducted with fee?

I sent a payment with my paypal funded by a debit card and sent as Personal payment. Paypal charges me around 3.4%+0.3usd fee.
Will the receiver also get charged for receiving the fund?
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January 01, 2014, 01:23:23 AM
#66
what fee? I send as gift
Even with a gift payment paypal charge fees. Lesser, but still fees. So you pay for the fees? And send hundreds or thousends of Dollar without worry of suspection? Maybe you missunderstand the gift payment is only for friends/expenses.

If you dont want to trade, then dont. I can vouch for this guy, koshgel, that he is scam free. i asked him to buy me a computer on ebay, then pay him back via pp. Quick and hassle-free. +1
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December 31, 2013, 11:42:41 PM
#65
what fee? I send as gift
Even with a gift payment paypal charge fees. Lesser, but still fees. So you pay for the fees? And send hundreds or thousends of Dollar without worry of suspection? Maybe you missunderstand the gift payment is only for friends/expenses.
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December 31, 2013, 11:31:18 PM
#64
Thanks for the transaction! please check pm.
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December 31, 2013, 07:38:36 PM
#63
looking for .1 to .2 btc at preev rate
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December 31, 2013, 02:39:55 PM
#62
what fee? I send as gift
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December 31, 2013, 02:35:40 PM
#61
Ok. And who pay the paypal fee of 4.5%?
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December 31, 2013, 02:26:40 PM
#60
we traded at preev price
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December 31, 2013, 02:23:36 PM
#59
So you guys trade at which price for 1 BTC? Exchanger price from bitstamp without any charge/fees?
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December 31, 2013, 01:54:11 PM
#58
I dont buy at those sites such as localbitcoins because the markup is so high

thank you for smooth deal cxboyminer
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December 31, 2013, 01:09:18 PM
#57
Don't need to try and wait! just check his trust level: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=156113

Nothing to say more. How many red entrys with the word scammer you can see? I don't count, but the page was full.

Those are his trust sent to people, not received from people.

Click on the show ratings and see, all positive. So far so good.

next time, try and see what you are looking before you accuse someone. I would rather trust him than you since you have no trust from others.
You don't need to trust me, because i don't offer any obviously scam. Ask yourself: Why he want buy BTC for paypal in a forum, instead of any of the websites?

There was 1 link posted in the thread here already. So why he not go there, and buy BTC + pay with paypal? Easy as that. Here is the post btw...https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4182712

That's what they all say "I don't offer any obviously scam". Also that link provided, I would not want to pay 4.5% exchange fee, and I don't think he wants to either. The site is not working for me, I cannot find any way to sell it. Maybe Im wrong on the site, but I think it's still constructing.
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December 31, 2013, 12:56:18 PM
#56
Don't need to try and wait! just check his trust level: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=156113

Nothing to say more. How many red entrys with the word scammer you can see? I don't count, but the page was full.

Those are his trust sent to people, not received from people.

Click on the show ratings and see, all positive. So far so good.

next time, try and see what you are looking before you accuse someone. I would rather trust him than you since you have no trust from others.
You don't need to trust me, because i don't offer any obviously scam. Ask yourself: Why he want buy BTC for paypal in a forum, instead of any of the websites?

There was 1 link posted in the thread here already. So why he not go there, and buy BTC + pay with paypal? Easy as that. Here is the post btw...https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4182712
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December 31, 2013, 12:53:06 PM
#55
Don't need to try and wait! just check his trust level: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=156113

Nothing to say more. How many red entrys with the word scammer you can see? I don't count, but the page was full.

Those are his trust sent to people, not received from people.

Click on the show ratings and see, all positive. So far so good.

next time, try and see what you are looking before you accuse someone. I would rather trust him than you since you have no trust from others.
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December 31, 2013, 12:49:42 PM
#54
Don't need to try and wait! just check his trust level: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=156113

Nothing to say more. How many red entrys with the word scammer you can see? I don't count, but the page was full.
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December 31, 2013, 12:45:22 PM
#53
Everyone chill out! I am going to do a transaction soon, if he does chargeback within 45 days then I will report to you guys.

Stop making accusations to people that is not scammers. We have to wait and see.
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December 31, 2013, 12:44:46 PM
#52
This is not paranoia, this is common sense.

Be aware! Let's wait 45 days and see what happen! I guess koshgel will dissapear...
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December 31, 2013, 12:42:05 PM
#51
yes yes i know that paypal has an extremely bad reputation and i've had multiple bad experiences with them a few years ago but it's also very convenient and fast transactions.  Also, to buy from localbitcoins includes an astronomical markup i'm not willing to pay.  I'm prepared to prove my trust/reputation through various indications.  I'll also do more micro trades such as 0.1 first.  If any of this sounds appealing and you want to give it a shot, send me a message and we'll talk  Grin

Let's say I sold you some BTC via Paypal. Once you get th BTC into your wallet what's to prevent you from having Paypal reverse the transaction? PP is well-known for doing this at the slightest complaint. You have the BTC AND you get your money back!

Seller beware! PayPal transactions CAN be reversed! BTC transactions cannot!



Did you read the thread or did you just click and post reply right away like a nit?

I've already made two SUCCESSFUL transactions.  I understand they can be reversed but some people on this Earth have integrity and I like to believe I'm one of them.
In Regard that you can claim your paypal transaction until 45 days, i can't see any prove of a smooth transaction.

You collect so much coins as you can and after 44 days you claim that your account is gonna hacked. You will get your money back. Even that you have a paypal account without (!!) a creditcard is much more suspecting. Sounds like a proxy paypal, just open for this fraud, reach the 2500USD limit and let the account die, right?

Obviously scam.

If you need BTC and can pay only with paypal, there are websites available for this kind of transaction.

Please keep your paranoia out of my thread. You know more about these scam than me.
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December 31, 2013, 12:26:36 PM
#50
yes yes i know that paypal has an extremely bad reputation and i've had multiple bad experiences with them a few years ago but it's also very convenient and fast transactions.  Also, to buy from localbitcoins includes an astronomical markup i'm not willing to pay.  I'm prepared to prove my trust/reputation through various indications.  I'll also do more micro trades such as 0.1 first.  If any of this sounds appealing and you want to give it a shot, send me a message and we'll talk  Grin

Let's say I sold you some BTC via Paypal. Once you get th BTC into your wallet what's to prevent you from having Paypal reverse the transaction? PP is well-known for doing this at the slightest complaint. You have the BTC AND you get your money back!

Seller beware! PayPal transactions CAN be reversed! BTC transactions cannot!



Did you read the thread or did you just click and post reply right away like a nit?

I've already made two SUCCESSFUL transactions.  I understand they can be reversed but some people on this Earth have integrity and I like to believe I'm one of them.
In Regard that you can claim your paypal transaction until 45 days, i can't see any prove of a smooth transaction.

You collect so much coins as you can and after 44 days you claim that your account is gonna hacked. You will get your money back. Even that you have a paypal account without (!!) a creditcard is much more suspecting. Sounds like a proxy paypal, just open for this fraud, reach the 2500USD limit and let the account die, right?

Obviously scam.

If you need BTC and can pay only with paypal, there are websites available for this kind of transaction.
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December 31, 2013, 12:16:12 PM
#49
Please check pm.
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December 31, 2013, 12:13:00 PM
#48
I can vouch for koshgel real honest guy... had no problem
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December 31, 2013, 12:09:18 PM
#47
looking for .1 to .3 please
KWH
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December 30, 2013, 02:53:33 PM
#46
still looking for some users with trust

Speaking of trust why has no one left you any?  Seems like a pretty simple thing to do.
Probably because of the charge back time limits on Paypal.

I think you are confused on how chargeback works. That only works if you have a credit card attached to your paypal and you cancel payment through your credit card company.  Paypal WILL RULE AGAINST YOU since you are selling digital goods if you try to cancel payment.  I dont have a credit card attached to my paypal.  It is all paypal funds. Therefore I CANNOT chargeback unless i say its an unauthorized transaction, which is straight lying.  If you are in this to stalk the thread for 60-90 days, that is fine. 


and jonnydoge, if you click my trust, users have left positive feedback for the limited transactions I've completed.



There ya go! Do you think scammers care about lying?  Roll Eyes

No they are scum and have no morals. I understand your apprehension. Over time you will see I am genuine

I honestly hope that is the case.
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December 30, 2013, 02:50:45 PM
#45
still looking for some users with trust

Speaking of trust why has no one left you any?  Seems like a pretty simple thing to do.
Probably because of the charge back time limits on Paypal.

I think you are confused on how chargeback works. That only works if you have a credit card attached to your paypal and you cancel payment through your credit card company.  Paypal WILL RULE AGAINST YOU since you are selling digital goods if you try to cancel payment.  I dont have a credit card attached to my paypal.  It is all paypal funds. Therefore I CANNOT chargeback unless i say its an unauthorized transaction, which is straight lying.  If you are in this to stalk the thread for 60-90 days, that is fine. 


and jonnydoge, if you click my trust, users have left positive feedback for the limited transactions I've completed.



There ya go! Do you think scammers care about lying?  Roll Eyes

No they are scum and have no morals. I understand your apprehension. Over time you will see I am genuine
KWH
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December 30, 2013, 02:35:00 PM
#44
still looking for some users with trust

Speaking of trust why has no one left you any?  Seems like a pretty simple thing to do.
Probably because of the charge back time limits on Paypal.

I think you are confused on how chargeback works. That only works if you have a credit card attached to your paypal and you cancel payment through your credit card company.  Paypal WILL RULE AGAINST YOU since you are selling digital goods if you try to cancel payment.  I dont have a credit card attached to my paypal.  It is all paypal funds. Therefore I CANNOT chargeback unless i say its an unauthorized transaction, which is straight lying.  If you are in this to stalk the thread for 60-90 days, that is fine. 


and jonnydoge, if you click my trust, users have left positive feedback for the limited transactions I've completed.



There ya go! Do you think scammers care about lying?  Roll Eyes
legendary
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December 30, 2013, 02:22:48 PM
#43
still looking for some users with trust

Speaking of trust why has no one left you any?  Seems like a pretty simple thing to do.
Probably because of the charge back time limits on Paypal.

I think you are confused on how chargeback works. That only works if you have a credit card attached to your paypal and you cancel payment through your credit card company.  Paypal WILL RULE AGAINST YOU since you are selling digital goods if you try to cancel payment.  I dont have a credit card attached to my paypal.  It is all paypal funds. Therefore I CANNOT chargeback unless i say its an unauthorized transaction, which is straight lying.  If you are in this to stalk the thread for 60-90 days, that is fine. 


and jonnydoge, if you click my trust, users have left positive feedback for the limited transactions I've completed.

KWH
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December 30, 2013, 10:27:51 AM
#42
still looking for some users with trust

Speaking of trust why has no one left you any?  Seems like a pretty simple thing to do.
Probably because of the charge back time limits on Paypal.
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December 30, 2013, 10:26:44 AM
#41
still looking for some users with trust

Speaking of trust why has no one left you any?  Seems like a pretty simple thing to do.
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December 29, 2013, 10:03:41 PM
#40
still looking for some users with trust
legendary
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December 29, 2013, 02:04:41 PM
#39
looking to buy .1 btc or less from people with some trust.

no i dont want to skype
no i dont want to teamview
no i dont want to screenshare
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December 29, 2013, 06:29:43 AM
#38
Looking to buy .3-.6 via PayPal. Have some trust on here done a few transaction. Will not send first but would not care to break it up in small transactions. 
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December 28, 2013, 02:57:57 PM
#37
please dont circlejerk your negativity in my thread. kthanks
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December 28, 2013, 02:57:25 PM
#36
With intention Wink
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December 28, 2013, 02:52:51 PM
#35
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... Try explaining to Gaypal that the buyer said he was trustworthy and had x amount of trades and see what response you get back.

You are cool Wink GAYPAL Cheesy
Was that a typo error or did you wrote that with intention?


Cheers
Bitcoiner222
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December 28, 2013, 02:40:41 PM
#34
Do a bunch of small buys with PP, wait 30, 60 or 90 days then do multiple charge backs citing these were unauthorized = $$$$$$ This is why PP is frowned upon. This happens everyday despite multiple warnings and yet it continues. Ever wonder why some have no pity on the scammed? Care to venture a guess?

+1

Happens all the time. The OP saying he is trustworthy means nothing at the end of the day. Try explaining to Gaypal that the buyer said he was trustworthy and had x amount of trades and see what response you get back.
legendary
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December 28, 2013, 02:32:53 PM
#33
Looking for up to 0.5 btc
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December 28, 2013, 04:33:18 AM
#32
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December 28, 2013, 02:29:48 AM
#31
Anyone else want to give me a try?
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December 27, 2013, 06:10:18 PM
#30
need some .1 quantities up to .3 or .4 btc
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December 27, 2013, 01:48:34 PM
#29
successful trade with cooldgamer. thats 4 in this thread so far. Will list all of them.

still need a bit more btc. messgae me if you can accommodate
legendary
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December 27, 2013, 01:22:12 PM
#28
3 trades so far in this thread

I still need more more btc, up to 1 btc, will do smaller amounts.
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December 26, 2013, 10:31:57 PM
#27
successful trade with monbux. thanks. still looking for a bit more btc
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December 26, 2013, 08:11:39 PM
#26
still need --   from 0.1 to 1.0 btc please
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December 26, 2013, 06:07:19 PM
#25
yes yes i know that paypal has an extremely bad reputation and i've had multiple bad experiences with them a few years ago but it's also very convenient and fast transactions.  Also, to buy from localbitcoins includes an astronomical markup i'm not willing to pay.  I'm prepared to prove my trust/reputation through various indications.  I'll also do more micro trades such as 0.1 first.  If any of this sounds appealing and you want to give it a shot, send me a message and we'll talk  Grin

Let's say I sold you some BTC via Paypal. Once you get the BTC into your wallet what's to prevent you from having Paypal reverse the transaction? PP is well-known for doing this at the slightest complaint. You have the BTC AND you get your money back!

Seller beware! PayPal transactions CAN be reversed! BTC transactions cannot!



Did you read the thread or did you just click and post reply right away like a nit?

I've already made two SUCCESSFUL transactions.  I understand they can be reversed but some people on this Earth have integrity and I like to believe I'm one of them.

Actually yes, I DID read the entire thread. And I've been ripped off by people claiming to be genuine such as yourself and ended up getting screwed. I'm one of TradeFortress's victims. Which is why I don't trust anyone that claims that they are honest. I'm glad you got 2 trades (as you have claimed). But there is nothing that you have said that indicates that these trades actually occurred. I can say I've got a "300 pound eyeball and can see all the way to Mars" and you can trust me explicitly. But without proof it's nothing more than words.

I'm not singling out you in particular. If you have actually had transaction with people that trust you then I am happy for you. I hope you build even more trust over time. Just remember that for everyone one person that says that are trustworthy and actually are, there are 10,000 people that have their hand in you pocket stealing you blind while they are kissing you.

Good luck in your endeavors.

P.S. A "nit" is the egg of a louse. If I were a "nit" this keyboard would be way too big for me to type. So therefore it's impossible for me to be a "nit" and type this message.


I've heard that name several times now. Is there an explanation as to what he did? Does nobody trust paypal because of him?

Also Im willing to do micro transactions such as 0.1 or 0.05 to start which is not a lot of inherent risk.  Many people get ripped off trading 10btc at really to good to be true rates and such.

and my proof of transactions is dbanga is this thread. I think he would be freaking out if i chargebacked instead of saying thanks. I can also screenshot my paypal sent and my bitcoin received. Or you choose not to believe that either?

Don't take things so literally  Grin

No need to screenshot your PP transactions. But I will be watching this progress and once I'm satisfied you are who you say you are I might become one of your happy customers someday. Now to TradeFortress:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tradefortress-is-a-scammer-207841
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/poll-is-tradefortress-a-scammer-trusted-forum-member-lol-151880
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--327178
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-accusation-tradefortress-inputsio-theymos-326879

to name a few

He basically claimed to have a super-secure wallet service and ended up taking everyone's money.



im sorry but WHAT!??!  Huh

people trusted some guy to hold their money in an online wallet? Am I reading that correctly?

Umm hmm.. TradeFortress had a truly silver tongue. He had lots of people convinced that he had a legit service. To hear him you would think that he would gladly rush into a burning building to save all the puppies and kittens with no regard to his own safety.

Then he turns around and screws us all without so much as a kiss.


wow thats incredible and I believe he was probably genuine at first but when you see that many zeroes.....I think greed overpowers.  Needs a strong man to not be scum there.

im sorry hes put this community on such edge  Undecided
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December 26, 2013, 06:05:11 PM
#24
yes yes i know that paypal has an extremely bad reputation and i've had multiple bad experiences with them a few years ago but it's also very convenient and fast transactions.  Also, to buy from localbitcoins includes an astronomical markup i'm not willing to pay.  I'm prepared to prove my trust/reputation through various indications.  I'll also do more micro trades such as 0.1 first.  If any of this sounds appealing and you want to give it a shot, send me a message and we'll talk  Grin

Let's say I sold you some BTC via Paypal. Once you get the BTC into your wallet what's to prevent you from having Paypal reverse the transaction? PP is well-known for doing this at the slightest complaint. You have the BTC AND you get your money back!

Seller beware! PayPal transactions CAN be reversed! BTC transactions cannot!



Did you read the thread or did you just click and post reply right away like a nit?

I've already made two SUCCESSFUL transactions.  I understand they can be reversed but some people on this Earth have integrity and I like to believe I'm one of them.

Actually yes, I DID read the entire thread. And I've been ripped off by people claiming to be genuine such as yourself and ended up getting screwed. I'm one of TradeFortress's victims. Which is why I don't trust anyone that claims that they are honest. I'm glad you got 2 trades (as you have claimed). But there is nothing that you have said that indicates that these trades actually occurred. I can say I've got a "300 pound eyeball and can see all the way to Mars" and you can trust me explicitly. But without proof it's nothing more than words.

I'm not singling out you in particular. If you have actually had transaction with people that trust you then I am happy for you. I hope you build even more trust over time. Just remember that for everyone one person that says that are trustworthy and actually are, there are 10,000 people that have their hand in you pocket stealing you blind while they are kissing you.

Good luck in your endeavors.

P.S. A "nit" is the egg of a louse. If I were a "nit" this keyboard would be way too big for me to type. So therefore it's impossible for me to be a "nit" and type this message.


I've heard that name several times now. Is there an explanation as to what he did? Does nobody trust paypal because of him?

Also Im willing to do micro transactions such as 0.1 or 0.05 to start which is not a lot of inherent risk.  Many people get ripped off trading 10btc at really to good to be true rates and such.

and my proof of transactions is dbanga is this thread. I think he would be freaking out if i chargebacked instead of saying thanks. I can also screenshot my paypal sent and my bitcoin received. Or you choose not to believe that either?

Don't take things so literally  Grin

No need to screenshot your PP transactions. But I will be watching this progress and once I'm satisfied you are who you say you are I might become one of your happy customers someday. Now to TradeFortress:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tradefortress-is-a-scammer-207841
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/poll-is-tradefortress-a-scammer-trusted-forum-member-lol-151880
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--327178
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-accusation-tradefortress-inputsio-theymos-326879

to name a few

He basically claimed to have a super-secure wallet service and ended up taking everyone's money.



im sorry but WHAT!??!  Huh

people trusted some guy to hold their money in an online wallet? Am I reading that correctly?

Umm hmm.. TradeFortress had a truly silver tongue. He had lots of people convinced that he had a legit service. To hear him you would think that he would gladly rush into a burning building to save all the puppies and kittens with no regard to his own safety.

Then he turns around and screws us all without so much as a kiss.

So... Please pardon those of us that find it difficult to award trust. We now live with the rule "fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice shame on me!"

KWH
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December 26, 2013, 05:59:33 PM
#23
Quote
those people must be buying from new accounts with no history of successful transactions.  Why would I make my paypal account limited for a chance to get funds back?? Sounds dumb.


It. Happens. Every. Day.

ok im so sorry sir

If it happens here, come back and post a big, fat "I told you so" image

I won't have to. There will be thread after thread of people lamenting how they were scammed.
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December 26, 2013, 05:58:56 PM
#22
yes yes i know that paypal has an extremely bad reputation and i've had multiple bad experiences with them a few years ago but it's also very convenient and fast transactions.  Also, to buy from localbitcoins includes an astronomical markup i'm not willing to pay.  I'm prepared to prove my trust/reputation through various indications.  I'll also do more micro trades such as 0.1 first.  If any of this sounds appealing and you want to give it a shot, send me a message and we'll talk  Grin

Let's say I sold you some BTC via Paypal. Once you get the BTC into your wallet what's to prevent you from having Paypal reverse the transaction? PP is well-known for doing this at the slightest complaint. You have the BTC AND you get your money back!

Seller beware! PayPal transactions CAN be reversed! BTC transactions cannot!



Did you read the thread or did you just click and post reply right away like a nit?

I've already made two SUCCESSFUL transactions.  I understand they can be reversed but some people on this Earth have integrity and I like to believe I'm one of them.

Actually yes, I DID read the entire thread. And I've been ripped off by people claiming to be genuine such as yourself and ended up getting screwed. I'm one of TradeFortress's victims. Which is why I don't trust anyone that claims that they are honest. I'm glad you got 2 trades (as you have claimed). But there is nothing that you have said that indicates that these trades actually occurred. I can say I've got a "300 pound eyeball and can see all the way to Mars" and you can trust me explicitly. But without proof it's nothing more than words.

I'm not singling out you in particular. If you have actually had transaction with people that trust you then I am happy for you. I hope you build even more trust over time. Just remember that for everyone one person that says that are trustworthy and actually are, there are 10,000 people that have their hand in you pocket stealing you blind while they are kissing you.

Good luck in your endeavors.

P.S. A "nit" is the egg of a louse. If I were a "nit" this keyboard would be way too big for me to type. So therefore it's impossible for me to be a "nit" and type this message.


I've heard that name several times now. Is there an explanation as to what he did? Does nobody trust paypal because of him?

Also Im willing to do micro transactions such as 0.1 or 0.05 to start which is not a lot of inherent risk.  Many people get ripped off trading 10btc at really to good to be true rates and such.

and my proof of transactions is dbanga is this thread. I think he would be freaking out if i chargebacked instead of saying thanks. I can also screenshot my paypal sent and my bitcoin received. Or you choose not to believe that either?

Don't take things so literally  Grin

No need to screenshot your PP transactions. But I will be watching this progress and once I'm satisfied you are who you say you are I might become one of your happy customers someday. Now to TradeFortress:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tradefortress-is-a-scammer-207841
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/poll-is-tradefortress-a-scammer-trusted-forum-member-lol-151880
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--327178
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-accusation-tradefortress-inputsio-theymos-326879

to name a few

He basically claimed to have a super-secure wallet service and ended up taking everyone's money.



im sorry but WHAT!??!  Huh

people trusted some guy to hold their money in an online wallet? Am I reading that correctly?
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December 26, 2013, 05:56:10 PM
#21
yes yes i know that paypal has an extremely bad reputation and i've had multiple bad experiences with them a few years ago but it's also very convenient and fast transactions.  Also, to buy from localbitcoins includes an astronomical markup i'm not willing to pay.  I'm prepared to prove my trust/reputation through various indications.  I'll also do more micro trades such as 0.1 first.  If any of this sounds appealing and you want to give it a shot, send me a message and we'll talk  Grin

Let's say I sold you some BTC via Paypal. Once you get the BTC into your wallet what's to prevent you from having Paypal reverse the transaction? PP is well-known for doing this at the slightest complaint. You have the BTC AND you get your money back!

Seller beware! PayPal transactions CAN be reversed! BTC transactions cannot!



Did you read the thread or did you just click and post reply right away like a nit?

I've already made two SUCCESSFUL transactions.  I understand they can be reversed but some people on this Earth have integrity and I like to believe I'm one of them.

Actually yes, I DID read the entire thread. And I've been ripped off by people claiming to be genuine such as yourself and ended up getting screwed. I'm one of TradeFortress's victims. Which is why I don't trust anyone that claims that they are honest. I'm glad you got 2 trades (as you have claimed). But there is nothing that you have said that indicates that these trades actually occurred. I can say I've got a "300 pound eyeball and can see all the way to Mars" and you can trust me explicitly. But without proof it's nothing more than words.

I'm not singling out you in particular. If you have actually had transaction with people that trust you then I am happy for you. I hope you build even more trust over time. Just remember that for everyone one person that says that are trustworthy and actually are, there are 10,000 people that have their hand in you pocket stealing you blind while they are kissing you.

Good luck in your endeavors.

P.S. A "nit" is the egg of a louse. If I were a "nit" this keyboard would be way too big for me to type. So therefore it's impossible for me to be a "nit" and type this message.


I've heard that name several times now. Is there an explanation as to what he did? Does nobody trust paypal because of him?

Also Im willing to do micro transactions such as 0.1 or 0.05 to start which is not a lot of inherent risk.  Many people get ripped off trading 10btc at really to good to be true rates and such.

and my proof of transactions is dbanga is this thread. I think he would be freaking out if i chargebacked instead of saying thanks. I can also screenshot my paypal sent and my bitcoin received. Or you choose not to believe that either?

Don't take things so literally  Grin

No need to screenshot your PP transactions. But I will be watching this progress and once I'm satisfied you are who you say you are I might become one of your happy customers someday. Now to TradeFortress:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tradefortress-is-a-scammer-207841
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/poll-is-tradefortress-a-scammer-trusted-forum-member-lol-151880
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--327178
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-accusation-tradefortress-inputsio-theymos-326879

to name a few

He basically claimed to have a super-secure wallet service and ended up taking everyone's money.

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December 26, 2013, 05:55:17 PM
#20
Quote
those people must be buying from new accounts with no history of successful transactions.  Why would I make my paypal account limited for a chance to get funds back?? Sounds dumb.


It. Happens. Every. Day.

ok im so sorry sir

If it happens here, come back and post a big, fat "I told you so" image
KWH
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December 26, 2013, 05:53:39 PM
#19
Quote
those people must be buying from new accounts with no history of successful transactions.  Why would I make my paypal account limited for a chance to get funds back?? Sounds dumb.


It. Happens. Every. Day.
legendary
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December 26, 2013, 05:52:17 PM
#18
Do a bunch of small buys with PP, wait 30, 60 or 90 days then do multiple charge backs citing these were unauthorized = $$$$$$ This is why PP is frowned upon. This happens everyday despite multiple warnings and yet it continues. Ever wonder why some have no pity on the scammed? Care to venture a guess?

those people must be buying from new accounts with no history of successful transactions.  Why would I make my paypal account limited for a chance to get funds back?? Sounds dumb.

Im only waiting to be trusted with a few people to do continuous .5-1 btc transactions. So far dbanga is golden but he has not been on so trying for one more
KWH
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December 26, 2013, 05:48:16 PM
#17
Do a bunch of small buys with PP, wait 30, 60 or 90 days then do multiple charge backs citing these were unauthorized = $$$$$$ This is why PP is frowned upon. This happens everyday despite multiple warnings and yet it continues. Ever wonder why some have no pity on the scammed? Care to venture a guess?
legendary
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December 26, 2013, 05:38:24 PM
#16
yes yes i know that paypal has an extremely bad reputation and i've had multiple bad experiences with them a few years ago but it's also very convenient and fast transactions.  Also, to buy from localbitcoins includes an astronomical markup i'm not willing to pay.  I'm prepared to prove my trust/reputation through various indications.  I'll also do more micro trades such as 0.1 first.  If any of this sounds appealing and you want to give it a shot, send me a message and we'll talk  Grin

Let's say I sold you some BTC via Paypal. Once you get the BTC into your wallet what's to prevent you from having Paypal reverse the transaction? PP is well-known for doing this at the slightest complaint. You have the BTC AND you get your money back!

Seller beware! PayPal transactions CAN be reversed! BTC transactions cannot!



Did you read the thread or did you just click and post reply right away like a nit?

I've already made two SUCCESSFUL transactions.  I understand they can be reversed but some people on this Earth have integrity and I like to believe I'm one of them.

Actually yes, I DID read the entire thread. And I've been ripped off by people claiming to be genuine such as yourself and ended up getting screwed. I'm one of TradeFortress's victims. Which is why I don't trust anyone that claims that they are honest. I'm glad you got 2 trades (as you have claimed). But there is nothing that you have said that indicates that these trades actually occurred. I can say I've got a "300 pound eyeball and can see all the way to Mars" and you can trust me explicitly. But without proof it's nothing more than words.

I'm not singling out you in particular. If you have actually had transaction with people that trust you then I am happy for you. I hope you build even more trust over time. Just remember that for everyone one person that says that are trustworthy and actually are, there are 10,000 people that have their hand in you pocket stealing you blind while they are kissing you.

Good luck in your endeavors.

P.S. A "nit" is the egg of a louse. If I were a "nit" this keyboard would be way too big for me to type. So therefore it's impossible for me to be a "nit" and type this message.


I've heard that name several times now. Is there an explanation as to what he did? Does nobody trust paypal because of him?

Also Im willing to do micro transactions such as 0.1 or 0.05 to start which is not a lot of inherent risk.  Many people get ripped off trading 10btc at really to good to be true rates and such.

and my proof of transactions is dbanga is this thread. I think he would be freaking out if i chargebacked instead of saying thanks. I can also screenshot my paypal sent and my bitcoin received. Or you choose not to believe that either?

Don't take things so literally  Grin
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December 26, 2013, 05:29:16 PM
#15
yes yes i know that paypal has an extremely bad reputation and i've had multiple bad experiences with them a few years ago but it's also very convenient and fast transactions.  Also, to buy from localbitcoins includes an astronomical markup i'm not willing to pay.  I'm prepared to prove my trust/reputation through various indications.  I'll also do more micro trades such as 0.1 first.  If any of this sounds appealing and you want to give it a shot, send me a message and we'll talk  Grin

Let's say I sold you some BTC via Paypal. Once you get the BTC into your wallet what's to prevent you from having Paypal reverse the transaction? PP is well-known for doing this at the slightest complaint. You have the BTC AND you get your money back!

Seller beware! PayPal transactions CAN be reversed! BTC transactions cannot!



Did you read the thread or did you just click and post reply right away like a nit?

I've already made two SUCCESSFUL transactions.  I understand they can be reversed but some people on this Earth have integrity and I like to believe I'm one of them.

Actually yes, I DID read the entire thread. And I've been ripped off by people claiming to be genuine such as yourself and ended up getting screwed. I'm one of TradeFortress's victims. Which is why I don't trust anyone that claims that they are honest. I'm glad you got 2 trades (as you have claimed). But there is nothing that you have said that indicates that these trades actually occurred. I can say I've got a "300 pound eyeball and can see all the way to Mars" and you can trust me explicitly. But without proof it's nothing more than words.

I'm not singling out you in particular. If you have actually had transaction with people that trust you then I am happy for you. I hope you build even more trust over time. Just remember that for everyone one person that says that are trustworthy and actually are, there are 10,000 people that have their hand in you pocket stealing you blind while they are kissing you.

Good luck in your endeavors.

P.S. A "nit" is the egg of a louse. If I were a "nit" this keyboard would be way too big for me to type. So therefore it's impossible for me to be a "nit" and type this message.
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December 26, 2013, 02:30:35 PM
#14
yes yes i know that paypal has an extremely bad reputation and i've had multiple bad experiences with them a few years ago but it's also very convenient and fast transactions.  Also, to buy from localbitcoins includes an astronomical markup i'm not willing to pay.  I'm prepared to prove my trust/reputation through various indications.  I'll also do more micro trades such as 0.1 first.  If any of this sounds appealing and you want to give it a shot, send me a message and we'll talk  Grin

Let's say I sold you some BTC via Paypal. Once you get th BTC into your wallet what's to prevent you from having Paypal reverse the transaction? PP is well-known for doing this at the slightest complaint. You have the BTC AND you get your money back!

Seller beware! PayPal transactions CAN be reversed! BTC transactions cannot!



Did you read the thread or did you just click and post reply right away like a nit?

I've already made two SUCCESSFUL transactions.  I understand they can be reversed but some people on this Earth have integrity and I like to believe I'm one of them.

Don't say that, ever heard of TradeFortress?  This is what a noob would say, so mind your words.

The the plus side, I can sell you a few bitcents.  PMed.
legendary
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December 26, 2013, 01:09:14 PM
#13
need one more .5 btc if anyone wants to trust.  Grin
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December 26, 2013, 07:40:34 AM
#12
yes yes i know that paypal has an extremely bad reputation and i've had multiple bad experiences with them a few years ago but it's also very convenient and fast transactions.  Also, to buy from localbitcoins includes an astronomical markup i'm not willing to pay.  I'm prepared to prove my trust/reputation through various indications.  I'll also do more micro trades such as 0.1 first.  If any of this sounds appealing and you want to give it a shot, send me a message and we'll talk  Grin

Let's say I sold you some BTC via Paypal. Once you get th BTC into your wallet what's to prevent you from having Paypal reverse the transaction? PP is well-known for doing this at the slightest complaint. You have the BTC AND you get your money back!

Seller beware! PayPal transactions CAN be reversed! BTC transactions cannot!



Did you read the thread or did you just click and post reply right away like a nit?

I've already made two SUCCESSFUL transactions.  I understand they can be reversed but some people on this Earth have integrity and I like to believe I'm one of them.

Agreed. I've also made two transactions via paypal in this forum with the same person. "Beware" of course, trade in small amounts as well but not everyone using paypal for BTC is a scammer or something.
legendary
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December 26, 2013, 07:36:27 AM
#11
yes yes i know that paypal has an extremely bad reputation and i've had multiple bad experiences with them a few years ago but it's also very convenient and fast transactions.  Also, to buy from localbitcoins includes an astronomical markup i'm not willing to pay.  I'm prepared to prove my trust/reputation through various indications.  I'll also do more micro trades such as 0.1 first.  If any of this sounds appealing and you want to give it a shot, send me a message and we'll talk  Grin

Let's say I sold you some BTC via Paypal. Once you get th BTC into your wallet what's to prevent you from having Paypal reverse the transaction? PP is well-known for doing this at the slightest complaint. You have the BTC AND you get your money back!

Seller beware! PayPal transactions CAN be reversed! BTC transactions cannot!



Did you read the thread or did you just click and post reply right away like a nit?

I've already made two SUCCESSFUL transactions.  I understand they can be reversed but some people on this Earth have integrity and I like to believe I'm one of them.
sr. member
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December 26, 2013, 06:58:51 AM
#10
yes yes i know that paypal has an extremely bad reputation and i've had multiple bad experiences with them a few years ago but it's also very convenient and fast transactions.  Also, to buy from localbitcoins includes an astronomical markup i'm not willing to pay.  I'm prepared to prove my trust/reputation through various indications.  I'll also do more micro trades such as 0.1 first.  If any of this sounds appealing and you want to give it a shot, send me a message and we'll talk  Grin

Let's say I sold you some BTC via Paypal. Once you get th BTC into your wallet what's to prevent you from having Paypal reverse the transaction? PP is well-known for doing this at the slightest complaint. You have the BTC AND you get your money back!

Seller beware! PayPal transactions CAN be reversed! BTC transactions cannot!

legendary
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December 26, 2013, 06:54:31 AM
#9
hey dont bum off my thread. make your own if you want to buy btc with paypal  Angry




also dbanga thanks again
newbie
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December 26, 2013, 04:36:18 AM
#8
ive got paypal and want BTC . pm me .
full member
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December 26, 2013, 03:58:05 AM
#7
another awesome trade thank you!
legendary
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December 26, 2013, 01:58:22 AM
#6
bumping this thread. I need another .5 if anyone is interested. Things went smoothly last time with dbanga
sr. member
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December 23, 2013, 03:35:48 PM
#5
I need like a dollar on paypal so i want to trade 0.002 bitcoins if you are interested.
full member
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December 23, 2013, 03:48:52 AM
#4
no prob bro
legendary
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December 23, 2013, 03:37:13 AM
#3
who says btc cant be sold by paypal properly. thanks a lot dbanga  Grin
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December 23, 2013, 03:12:15 AM
#2
going to PM you now I need paypal
legendary
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December 23, 2013, 01:56:37 AM
#1
Buying .5 btc or less
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