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Economy => Trading Discussion => Topic started by: wumpus on November 20, 2010, 01:23:30 PM



Title: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: wumpus on November 20, 2010, 01:23:30 PM
Are there plans to extend the range of payment options on mtgox?

LibertyReserve dollars are very tricky to get hold of, and get rid of. And buying them through sites is extremely slow, with fishy smelling sites in Nigeria etc providing the exchange. Is that really the only option?

I know of the paypal scams, but aren't there any other online payment providers that don't have the problems paypal has?


Title: Re: mtcox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: morpheus on November 20, 2010, 02:35:06 PM
Are there plans to extend the range of payment options on mtcox?

LibertyReserve dollars are very tricky to get hold of, and get rid of. And buying them through sites is extremely slow, with fishy smelling sites in Nigeria etc providing the exchange. Is that really the only option?

I know of the paypal scams, but aren't there any other online payment providers that don't have the problems paypal has?


I'll give you Mt. Gox USD for cash in the mail: http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1655.0


Title: Re: mtcox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: davout on November 20, 2010, 02:36:38 PM
I liked liqpay


Title: Re: mtcox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: wumpus on November 20, 2010, 02:56:27 PM
I'll give you Mt. Gox USD for cash in the mail: http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1655.0
That's a good option. But where are you located? I'm in the Netherlands, I don't really feel like sending money via international mail.


Title: Re: mtcox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: S3052 on November 20, 2010, 02:57:18 PM
bankwire in the us, Europe, Asia would be perfect


Title: Re: mtcox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: morpheus on November 20, 2010, 03:00:05 PM
I'll give you Mt. Gox USD for cash in the mail: http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1655.0
That's a good option. But where are you located? I'm in the Netherlands, I don't really feel like sending money via international mail.


I'm in the US. I can understand not wanting to send money via international mail. Though, I do have one customer doing just that right now.


Title: Re: mtcox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: Anonymous on November 20, 2010, 03:04:51 PM
The best option is to set up a network of local exchangers in every country who can do business through bank accounts.


Title: Re: mtcox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: S3052 on November 20, 2010, 03:14:40 PM
+1
exactly...
Who can establish that? Volunteers needed!
100BTC from me for the first one establishing it.


Title: Re: mtcox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: bitcoinex on November 20, 2010, 03:28:59 PM
+1
exactly...
Who can establish that? Volunteers needed!
100BTC from me for the first one establishing it.

I have already tried: https://www.bitcoin.org/smf/index.php?topic=1485.0


Title: Re: mtcox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: sturle on November 20, 2010, 05:19:21 PM
I'll give you Mt. Gox USD for cash in the mail: http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1655.0
That's a good option. But where are you located? I'm in the Netherlands, I don't really feel like sending money via international mail.
What's wrong with https://www.bitcoinexchange.com/ (https://www.bitcoinexchange.com/)?


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: S3052 on November 20, 2010, 06:46:17 PM
bitcoinexchange overall is probable very good, if the spreads would not be horrendous. I had a look into this a couple of days ago and the premium vs. the other exchanges was huge (20% - 30% more per BTC!)

Based on last nights offers, spread is lower at 14%. Still significant, but better than no BTC :-)


Title: Re: mtcox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: wumpus on November 21, 2010, 11:46:17 AM
I'll give you Mt. Gox USD for cash in the mail: http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1655.0
That's a good option. But where are you located? I'm in the Netherlands, I don't really feel like sending money via international mail.
What's wrong with https://www.bitcoinexchange.com/ (https://www.bitcoinexchange.com/)?
Looks pretty cool. I hadn't seen that one yet.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: S3052 on November 21, 2010, 11:49:14 AM
Based on last nights offers, spread is lower at 14%. Still significant, but better than no BTC :-)


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: sturle on November 21, 2010, 01:08:20 PM
Based on last nights offers, spread is lower at 14%. Still significant, but better than no BTC :-)
Considering no fees for transfers or other currency exchange, this is not much much more than the spread between high and low on Mt.Gox on a typical day.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: ribuck on November 21, 2010, 03:33:22 PM
If you want Bitcoin to have lots of flourishing exchanges, you have to let the exchanges make money.

People who complain about "excessive" profit margin at an exchange should open a competing exchange.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: S3052 on November 21, 2010, 04:33:30 PM
agree with you.

At the same time, they need to make it easy.

bitcoinexchange is great for Europe folks, and we need something similar in US, Asia, Russia, etc.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: FreeMoney on November 21, 2010, 07:14:15 PM
If you want Bitcoin to have lots of flourishing exchanges, you have to let the exchanges make money.

People who complain about "excessive" profit margin at an exchange should open a competing exchange.

That isn't what is being discussed here. The spread is between the highest user bid and lowest user ask. It will come down as more people use the market. I don't know what the fee is, but I'm sure it is much smaller than 14%.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: ribuck on November 21, 2010, 08:37:27 PM
The spread is between the highest user bid and lowest user ask.

I understand that, but we were referring to Bitcoin Exchange. As I understand it, Bitcoin Exchange isn't a market, and the owner sets his own spread. So his spread is analogous to a fee.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: FreeMoney on November 21, 2010, 08:48:33 PM
The spread is between the highest user bid and lowest user ask.

I understand that, but we were referring to Bitcoin Exchange. As I understand it, Bitcoin Exchange isn't a market, and the owner sets his own spread. So his spread is analogous to a fee.

Oh, haha, it was me who was confused. I was thinking it was btcex we were talking about, whoops.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: ShadowOfHarbringer on November 22, 2010, 12:27:08 AM
Liqpay is probably the way to go from all soft money.
It has the best anti-fraud protection. From my googling it seems that it is almost fraud-free.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: jorgen on November 23, 2010, 12:04:43 AM
Liqpay is probably the way to go from all soft money.
It has the best anti-fraud protection. From my googling it seems that it is almost fraud-free.

Thank you for support of Liqpay.com as you know I did try to advertise the service here on forum but almost all forumers were suspicious about its chargebackability and did not trust to service originated from ExUSSR country (Ukraine). I use this service for 1 year now and had no problems with it yet. So if somebody want to give it a try, feel free to contact me to sell/buy bitcoins with Liqpay. I keep my prices very close to the highest bids and lowest asks of MtGox's.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: ShadowOfHarbringer on November 23, 2010, 09:13:03 AM
Liqpay is probably the way to go from all soft money.
It has the best anti-fraud protection. From my googling it seems that it is almost fraud-free.

Thank you for support of Liqpay.com as you know I did try to advertise the service here on forum but almost all forumers were suspicious about its chargebackability and did not trust to service originated from ExUSSR country (Ukraine). I use this service for 1 year now and had no problems with it yet. So if somebody want to give it a try, feel free to contact me to sell/buy bitcoins with Liqpay.

I did a background google check on Liqpay and it seems ok. There is just one guy on some forum who claims he was scammed by them, but i am not sure if i should trust that,
http://exchangemoneyforum.com/entry.php?190-Liqpay-Is-SCAM-gt-gt-gt ,

Because the exchangemoneyforum looks to be scam itself on WOT:
http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/exchangemoneyforum.com
And on google:
http://www.google.com/search?channel=fs&q=exchangemoneyforum.com+scam

Also, Liqpay scores good on WOT:
http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/liqpay.com

But there is also some guy on WOT who complains in russian that "Money received on account is almost impossible to spend. The same Skype, you can not replenish the account.", but I am not sure what he means by "almost" exactly and I'm not sure i should trust that opinion either.

EDIT:
Did some more checks on site advisors & checked google trends for spikes in popularity:
http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/liqpay.com
http://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?url=liqpay.com
http://www.google.com/trends?q=liqpay%2C+liberty+reserve%2C+pecunix%2C+alterpay&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all&sort=0
Looks clean to me. Also, it has biggest popularity in Ukraine.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: bitcoinex on November 23, 2010, 09:46:56 AM
Please do not use services like Ukrainian Liqpay!

In the former Soviet Union has a special money services becouse the local population has no bank accounts. Therefore, there are many different companies which are engaged in currency exchange and reception of payments (on every corner there are ATMs what accept cash to your phone or e-money wallet)

All these companies are somehow breaking the law because the local laws are imperfect or they engaged in money laundering. They are forced to take big fees because the business here has to be paid off quickly, within 2-3 years, otherwise it can be stolen by raiders.

This is no joke and not an advertisement of our exchange. Once they block $1000 and you'll plead with strange company in the judging of Ukraine. It will be for 2-3 years


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: ShadowOfHarbringer on November 23, 2010, 10:18:09 AM
Thanks for the info, bitcoinex.

But i don't think there is an alternative which offers the same level of fraud protection. Why hasn't somebody just opened a service with one time SMS codes like liqpay yet ?

Does anybody know similiar alternative ?


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: davout on November 23, 2010, 10:42:58 AM
I personnally used LP successfully.

Just bought some coins trough mt gox when they still supported LP.
Didn't try to get money credited back to my account though.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: ShadowOfHarbringer on November 23, 2010, 10:55:20 AM
I personnally used LP successfully.

Just bought some coins trough mt gox when they still supported LP.
Didn't try to get money credited back to my account though.

Well, they are probably safe anyway for small amounts. They wouldn't really gain from scamming small traders - it would only create a lot of bad PR on the web for them.

But after reading what bitcoinex said, i wouldn't dare to trade any larger amounts (>$800) with them.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: sturle on November 23, 2010, 11:07:10 AM
I personnally used LP successfully.

Just bought some coins trough mt gox when they still supported LP.
Didn't try to get money credited back to my account though.
There are more ways to get money out from Mt. Gox than in.  For example as bitcoins to Bitcoin Market, and from there to PayPal or whatever.  Or you can buy yourself something nice for the bitcoins, of course.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: jorgen on November 25, 2010, 12:38:48 AM
I used LP for 1 year and had no problems. I did send small amounts like 0,04$ and maximum allowed by the system (2500$) several times. Also I had one trade with bitcoinex -  bought bitcoins with LIQPAY from him. So now it looks quite strange to hear from him that liqpay is not reliable.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: dishwara on March 24, 2011, 07:47:43 PM
Mtgox now withdraws in bitcoin or liberty reserve & i dont know what the hell is liberty reserve, created acc. to convert liberty reserve to paypal in liberty2reserve.com, which asked my liberty reserve acc., no, so created another acc. in libertyreserve.com & send 25 dollars from mtgox to libertyreserve.com.
waiting when it will reach libertyreserve & when i convert it to paypal using liberty2 reserve & when i then sent it to my bank?
What the hell the bankers doing.

In this world only bankers are RICHEST ones & they f**k everyones life.
Let all bank & bankers die or at least get disease which cannot be treated & should live their entire life with pain, wound & blood woozing all over their body for SUCKING peoples hard earned money.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: zer0 on March 26, 2011, 05:54:51 AM
old resurrected thread..

anyways liqpay will seize any account suspected of currency trading. they have a racket with webmoney and ukash nobody else allowed

even with webmoney it's not 100% safe as you need to be from a former CIS country



Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: S3052 on March 26, 2011, 08:56:55 AM
Mtgox now withdraws in bitcoin or liberty reserve & i dont know what the hell is liberty reserve, created acc. to convert liberty reserve to paypal in liberty2reserve.com, which asked my liberty reserve acc., no, so created another acc. in libertyreserve.com & send 25 dollars from mtgox to libertyreserve.com.
waiting when it will reach libertyreserve & when i convert it to paypal using liberty2 reserve & when i then sent it to my bank?
What the hell the bankers doing.

In this world only bankers are RICHEST ones & they f**k everyones life.
Let all bank & bankers die or at least get disease which cannot be treated & should live their entire life with pain, wound & blood woozing all over their body for SUCKING peoples hard earned money.


Look at MtGox website. It shows that you can also do ACH wire transfer in the US and Euro wire transfer in Europe.
no need to worry about liberty reserve


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: dishwara on March 26, 2011, 09:22:50 AM
Mtgox now withdraws in bitcoin or liberty reserve & i dont know what the hell is liberty reserve, created acc. to convert liberty reserve to paypal in liberty2reserve.com, which asked my liberty reserve acc., no, so created another acc. in libertyreserve.com & send 25 dollars from mtgox to libertyreserve.com.
waiting when it will reach libertyreserve & when i convert it to paypal using liberty2 reserve & when i then sent it to my bank?
What the hell the bankers doing.

In this world only bankers are RICHEST ones & they f**k everyones life.
Let all bank & bankers die or at least get disease which cannot be treated & should live their entire life with pain, wound & blood woozing all over their body for SUCKING peoples hard earned money.


Look at MtGox website. It shows that you can also do ACH wire transfer in the US and Euro wire transfer in Europe.
no need to worry about liberty reserve


US & Europe is NOT entire world & 675 billion population.
I am from INDIA.

Any one can take my 2.88$ LR & give me at least bitcoins?
Coz, the idiotic mtgox don't allow to buy with less than 10LR & i told it to buy bitcoins for 24LR, it bought for 21. LR & kept 2.88 LR in itself.
Now i don't able to buy bitcoins from them , only option is withdraw to another ones acc, & he gives me manually bitoin or paypal.
i am ready for bitcoin for 2.88LR.
Anyone to help me?


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: S3052 on March 26, 2011, 09:29:33 AM
Mtgox now withdraws in bitcoin or liberty reserve & i dont know what the hell is liberty reserve, created acc. to convert liberty reserve to paypal in liberty2reserve.com, which asked my liberty reserve acc., no, so created another acc. in libertyreserve.com & send 25 dollars from mtgox to libertyreserve.com.
waiting when it will reach libertyreserve & when i convert it to paypal using liberty2 reserve & when i then sent it to my bank?
What the hell the bankers doing.

In this world only bankers are RICHEST ones & they f**k everyones life.
Let all bank & bankers die or at least get disease which cannot be treated & should live their entire life with pain, wound & blood woozing all over their body for SUCKING peoples hard earned money.


Look at MtGox website. It shows that you can also do ACH wire transfer in the US and Euro wire transfer in Europe.
no need to worry about liberty reserve


US & Europe is NOT entire world & 675 billion population.
I am from INDIA.

Any one can take my 2.88$ LR & give me at least bitcoins?
Coz, the idiotic mtgox don't allow to buy with less than 10LR & i told it to buy bitcoins for 24LR, it bought for 21. LR & kept 2.88 LR in itself.
Now i don't able to buy bitcoins from them , only option is withdraw to another ones acc, & he gives me manually bitoin or paypal.
i am ready for bitcoin for 2.88LR.
Anyone to help me?


Sorry, I apologize. This was not meant badly.

Send me a PM with a bitcoin address and we will find a solution and then I will send you the coins.


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: zer0 on March 27, 2011, 05:21:08 PM

I am from INDIA.

Any one can take my 2.88$ LR & give me at least bitcoins?
Coz, the idiotic mtgox don't allow to buy with less than 10LR & i told it to buy bitcoins for 24LR, it bought for 21. LR & kept 2.88 LR in itself.
Now i don't able to buy bitcoins from them , only option is withdraw to another ones acc, & he gives me manually bitoin or paypal.
i am ready for bitcoin for 2.88LR.
Anyone to help me?


There's probably no minimum to trade on bitcoin-central or another site with LR
mtgox isn't the only site

Also, I am opening a roaming ICICI bank account in India for Bitcoins. I can accept cash deposit for Liberty Reserve, WMZ, EuroGoldCash, Bitcoins or anything start in a few weeks. If you know of other better cash prepaid methods in India (or a better bank) let me know. When it's set up, you can pay cash deposit in Rupees, and for $2 fee I can wire the money to load any exchanger (Bitcoin-Central in France, BTCex in Finland or Switzerland, or LR for MtGox). Merchant account doesn't charge me excessive fees for currency conversion into EUR/USD. Maybe BTCex will start a Rupees for Bitcoin trading currency as well

I can sell you 2.88 bitcoins for LR, or somebody in IRC can as well



Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: S3052 on March 27, 2011, 07:07:10 PM
I have alreadysent dishwara 2.88 in bitcoins


Title: Re: mtgox: why only libertyreserve?
Post by: dishwara on March 27, 2011, 07:22:49 PM
I have alreadysent dishwara 2.88 in bitcoins

But u didn't gave me ur LR acc, so i can send LRUSD to u.