Topic: Your BTC for PayPal USD (Read 353 times)

Escrow is fine. As I stated in the post, here are the escrow agents I will work with: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcointalk-escrows-trade-safely-855778

PM me to settle on rate, etc. before setting up escrow.

Thanks.

I want deal $20 if u there ready use escrow localbitcoins 

Using other-party-first or escrow I really have no risk; therefore, I don't mind newbies. The bigger issue is people who don't fully read a post -- you helped prove that with your mention of 1:1. 

"5. After you send BTC, you must send me the txid and your PayPal address."   

Your probably the worst exchanger around, no one here sells btc to newbies and your even offering 1:1 thats very funny, see you in about 2 weeks with your zero transactions.

That's fair. There are many other services out there. I know I'm not the only one. And I don't claim to be the best. Thanks for responding.

it is difficult to find someone who sells your btc in exchange for paypal and receive less I have sold some mbtc for paypal and I have always sold it min 10% more expensive than it is worth at the moment it's just my opinion I hope you find someone who sells you

*** Over the past few days I have converted a large amount of BTC across several platforms and have run out of PayPal USD within my safe zone. I am locking this thread. I will start another thread when I have more PayPal USD to send. Sorry for the inconvenience. ***


Here's how it works:

1. I will not deal with time zone delays, therefore I'll only make trades when we are both live on this site. No exceptions.

2. Send me a message with the amount of BTC you'd like to sell.

3. I'll tell you how much PayPal USD I'll send. (It will never be 1:1 -- I'm in this to make some extra coin for my group.)

4. If we both agree, I'll send you the BTC wallet address.

5. After you send BTC, you must send me the txid and your PayPal address.

6. I'll watch blockchain.info for at least two confirmations. (Please note. that in some suspect instances, I'll reserve the right to wait for the BTC to hit the actual wallet. Also note that I can't control how fast your BTC transaction passes through. This is why we both need to be online...so pour a coffee or tea beforehand.)

7. After I see two confirmations on blockchain.info, or the BTC hits the wallet, I'll send you PayPal USD to the PayPal address you provided.

8. We both live happily ever after.


First and foremost, I reserve the right to deal with, or not deal with, any transaction. You'll know this before you ever send BTC.

I also need to keep this straightforward and real. We're practically talking small change here.



Will you work with newbies?

Yes. But remember, I believe newbies may be required to wait six minutes between private messages on this site.



But you are newer here?

Yes, I am. As an outsider I've spent hours reading through the 'currency exchange' and 'lending' posts to get to know the site, the players, the scams, the tricks, etc.. I registered and still spent hours reading. Just because I'm new on this site doesn't mean I have no clue about BTC, Paypal, online or international transactions.



What do you do with your day job?

I manage financial decisions for a nonprofit organization that helps people.



I'm going to flag you as a scammer!

Feel free. There's nothing here that wreaks of scam. I'm willing to do other-party-first, or escrow, transactions. I really have no desire to have my 10+ year PayPal business account locked for stupidity. $20 is a drop in my bucket...I can't get to the corner store for $20. By the way, I've read enough posts here to know that negatives are inevtiable...I can almost predict who will leave them based on your post/feedback history. So, flame away. Quite honestly, from what I've read, noone takes your bitterness serious anyway.



Do people always need to send BTC first?

Yes.



Are you willing to work with escrow?

Yes, of course! I'm more than willing to work with escrow from someone listed here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcointalk-escrows-trade-safely-855778

Please note that you need to do all the work to get your BTC to the escrow agent, and you have to pay for any fees.



Do you tip the escrow agent?

Yes, I do.



Who pays any PayPal, escrow, or other fees?

You do.



How much do you charge?

It depends on the market day. I have a formula I use. I can tell you that I seem to closely parallel ChangeAm with my BTC>PayPal USD rates. I'll let you know the amount I will send via PayPal USD when you message. I'm not responsible for any PayPal fees you get charged.



Why should people discount? Can't they just use an exchanger?

They're welcome to. I'm tying to make this quick and painless without having to register accounts, upload IDs, etc. It's my personal opinion that those who do 1:1 are more likely to do a chargeback on you. No one does this to simply be nice.



Why use you for BTC>PayPal USD?

I'm mainly setup for low-balance people who want to quickly exit BTC, or to clear out a wallet/account somewhere. Sometimes it's easier to do this than transfer to another wallet or absorb high fees. I've worked with eight Facebook groups, but a member in one of the groups pointed me here as an opportunity a few weeks ago.



Do you work with other cryptocurrencies other than BTC?

No.



How do I know you aren't going to chargeback?

Quite frankly, you don't. But I won't. In the United States, $20 is not much. I spend that just leaving my front yard these days.  A chargeback is definitely not worth the hour I'd spend dealing with some foreigner ("Joe") at PayPal in order to initiate a chargeback. If $20 USD is huge money in your country, then don't bother working with me. I can't deal with your anxiety over chump change.



May I ask you to make a special exception to any of the above?

No.



What if I provide the wrong PayPal account or send to the wrong BTC wallet?

Mistakes happens; however, that's on you. You send to the BTC wallet address I provide; I send to the PayPal address you provide.



What if you make a mistake?

I'll own it and make do on it.



If PayPal won't let you send PayPal USD to my PayPal account for some reason will you refund my BTC?

Of course...less a .0005 BTC fee. So be sure your PayPal account can receive PayPal USD (from the US) before requesting a deal.



Do you care if my PayPal is new, unconfirmed, etc.?

No. Just make sure the PayPal address you send is correct. The rest is on you.



What if PayPal puts a hold on my funds?

Contact PayPal. It's not my problem.



Will you send PayPal 'friends and family'?

Yes, I always do. However, while it's free for most, I understand there may be fees in other places. Those fees are your responsibility and I won't take that into consideration.



What happens if I send you BTC without messaging your first?

On behalf of me and the cat, thank you for your donation from the bottom of our chump hearts.



Why are you doing this?

I'm actually spending the time helping a nonprofit (NGO/NPO) group that I'm part of. All of the profits go to them. Over the past year I've helped them raise more than $5,000 USD through a variety of BTC transactions. So, yes, I do this as my volunteer offering to that organization.