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Title: [H] 2.00 BTC [W] $500 Post by: HellaYellaFella on June 24, 2015, 12:05:36 AM I have 2.00 BTC for sale that I want $500 for. I can take the following methods of payment:
WU Walmart to Walmart Litecoin (-3% BTC-e rate) You pay payment fee, I'll pay escrow fee. HMU. Title: Re: [H] 2.00 BTC [W] $500 Post by: owlcatz on June 24, 2015, 12:12:07 AM I have 2.00 BTC for sale that I want $500 for. I can take the following methods of payment: WU Walmart to Walmart Litecoin (-3% BTC-e rate) You pay payment fee, I'll pay escrow fee. HMU. sorry, but what's walmart to walmart all about? Title: Re: [H] 2.00 BTC [W] $500 Post by: HellaYellaFella on June 24, 2015, 12:36:06 AM sorry, but what's walmart to walmart all about? Basically send up to $1000 for a flat rate of $9.50 from any Walmart to any other Walmart. Beats the heck out of WU fees. Title: Re: [H] 2.00 BTC [W] $500 Post by: owlcatz on June 24, 2015, 12:52:21 AM sorry, but what's walmart to walmart all about? Basically send up to $1000 for a flat rate of $9.50 from any Walmart to any other Walmart. Beats the heck out of WU fees. nice. do you have a link or is it a giftcard sort of deal? Title: Re: [H] 2.00 BTC [W] $500 Post by: Quickseller on June 24, 2015, 01:40:48 AM sorry, but what's walmart to walmart all about? Basically send up to $1000 for a flat rate of $9.50 from any Walmart to any other Walmart. Beats the heck out of WU fees. nice. do you have a link or is it a giftcard sort of deal? I believe that the price is actually $4.50 per $450 sent, with a limit of $900. It is not a gift card, it is a competing service to the likes of Western Union and Monogram. I believe it is only available to people who are both sending and receiving within the US Title: Re: [H] 2.00 BTC [W] $500 Post by: aounison on June 24, 2015, 09:42:45 AM I have 2.00 BTC for sale that I want $500 for. I can take the following methods of payment: kindly post a signed message to prove you have 2btcWU Walmart to Walmart Litecoin (-3% BTC-e rate) You pay payment fee, I'll pay escrow fee. HMU. Title: Re: [H] 2.00 BTC [W] $500 Post by: HellaYellaFella on June 24, 2015, 06:10:31 PM kindly post a signed message to prove you have 2btc Can't, since I was sending from an online exchange account which has no provision to sign an address. But since a trusted forum escrower will confirm funds are in escrow before any fiat is sent, it shouldn't really matter, no? Title: Re: [H] 2.00 BTC [W] $500 Post by: Quickseller on June 24, 2015, 06:29:25 PM kindly post a signed message to prove you have 2btc Can't, since I was sending from an online exchange account which has no provision to sign an address. But since a trusted forum escrower will confirm funds are in escrow before any fiat is sent, it shouldn't really matter, no? If it were a larger amount (say for example 20 or 50 BTC) then it would probably be a good idea to prove control over an address that has as much as you claim in order to prevent people from thinking you are going to waist their time. It probably would be better for you to keep the BTC in an address that you control though, it will prevent you from loosing money in the event that the exchange (or your exchange account) gets hacked Title: Re: [H] 2.00 BTC [W] $500 Post by: EvenMatt on June 24, 2015, 09:00:36 PM sorry, but what's walmart to walmart all about? Basically send up to $1000 for a flat rate of $9.50 from any Walmart to any other Walmart. Beats the heck out of WU fees. nice. do you have a link or is it a giftcard sort of deal? I believe that the price is actually $4.50 per $450 sent, with a limit of $900. It is not a gift card, it is a competing service to the likes of Western Union and Monogram. I believe it is only available to people who are both sending and receiving within the US i live in europe :'( |