Topic: [WTB] BTC/ETH for Paypal OR square cash (Read 200 times)
200€ btc for 250€ PP ? F&f
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You have to send first as you do not have any trust points. I would send first for reputed members. Let me know.
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What do you need, a loan or fiat? Idiot.
You have to send first as you do not have any trust points. I would send first for reputed members. Let me know.
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You have to send first as you do not have any trust points. I would send first for reputed members. Let me know.
PayPal is a high risk payment method. It can be reversed up to 180 days from the day of payment.
As for the supposed trust ratings, they are from light years ago. People's circumstances change and some have transformed from law abiding guys to habitual fraudsters. Not accusing you of being that kind of person. I'm just presenting the real risks and issues as they happen in the present. The now factor very much counts in measuring risks too. Not just the kind of person you were back in 2013 as suggested in your trust ratings.
There is also the risk of accounts passing ownership to other (less honest) persons. These do happen unfortunately which is why trust is not just the only measuring stick used by traders here. As I said above, PayPal is notoriously disputable. Challenging a completed payment is easier done because scammers know and exploit PayPal's anti-crypto tendencies.
Can't you open other (less riskier) payment methods?
As for the supposed trust ratings, they are from light years ago. People's circumstances change and some have transformed from law abiding guys to habitual fraudsters. Not accusing you of being that kind of person. I'm just presenting the real risks and issues as they happen in the present. The now factor very much counts in measuring risks too. Not just the kind of person you were back in 2013 as suggested in your trust ratings.
There is also the risk of accounts passing ownership to other (less honest) persons. These do happen unfortunately which is why trust is not just the only measuring stick used by traders here. As I said above, PayPal is notoriously disputable. Challenging a completed payment is easier done because scammers know and exploit PayPal's anti-crypto tendencies.
Can't you open other (less riskier) payment methods?
Dude - I appreciate your effort in guarding the fort. When I was active in 2013, I did the same with many others (go back and take a look at my posts if you have time/energy).
How can I even re-validate myself if even before I try you come and pour hot water? Please see that I had a trade with aTriz yesterday. I accept your criticism, but please also provide a way to help.
No one wants to sell??
PayPal is a high risk payment method. It can be reversed up to 180 days from the day of payment.
As for the supposed trust ratings, they are from light years ago. People's circumstances change and some have transformed from law abiding guys to habitual fraudsters. Not accusing you of being that kind of person. I'm just presenting the real risks and issues as they happen in the present. The now factor very much counts in measuring risks too. Not just the kind of person you were back in 2013 as suggested in your trust ratings.
There is also the risk of accounts passing ownership to other (less honest) persons. These do happen unfortunately which is why trust is not just the only measuring stick used by traders here. As I said above, PayPal is notoriously disputable. Challenging a completed payment is easier done because scammers know and exploit PayPal's anti-crypto tendencies.
Can't you offer other (less riskier) payment methods?
As for the supposed trust ratings, they are from light years ago. People's circumstances change and some have transformed from law abiding guys to habitual fraudsters. Not accusing you of being that kind of person. I'm just presenting the real risks and issues as they happen in the present. The now factor very much counts in measuring risks too. Not just the kind of person you were back in 2013 as suggested in your trust ratings.
There is also the risk of accounts passing ownership to other (less honest) persons. These do happen unfortunately which is why trust is not just the only measuring stick used by traders here. As I said above, PayPal is notoriously disputable. Challenging a completed payment is easier done because scammers know and exploit PayPal's anti-crypto tendencies.
Can't you offer other (less riskier) payment methods?
Let me know. Please see my trust rating. Thanks.
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