I agree with that. I was pointing out that after accepting his proposal to use an escrow, he immediately sent me back a PM and asked me to send first. It doesn't make any sense as written earlier, since the last proposal, which I agreed to, was to use a reputable escrow. This aspect, along with his broken english and the fact that he didn't respond after I pointed out he doesn't respect his own terms, made me conclude he's kinda shady and not worth taking any risks.
Also, wanted to poitn out that, in fact, I've done 3 transactions, not just 1: Two big transactinos (couple hundread $) were done with what1005, at his preev + 15% premium rate and the third transaction, which was amuch smaller one, was done with nemya at a 1:1 preev rate. I'm obviously trying to find people willing to do it at a rate as close as possible to 1:1, instead paying a high premium price, which I can only afford to pay during the dips.
I'll be online during the next hours, still got around $680 in Paypal for your BTC or ETH.
I see. I apologise for overseeing the other transactions.
I still recommend that you be careful. Even if PayPal is disputable and reversible, I suggest never sending first to zero-trust members. There seems to be a quick way to convert transferred PayPal funds to money or coins. I am still trying to find out how it’s done. I saw a few shady threads about BTC being sold for PayPal, undeterred by the reversibility issue.
Quickly withdrawing the money from the scammer’s PayPal account can’t be their way of doing it. It takes a few days for PayPal to actually execute the withdrawal process, during which time a dispute can stop it.