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Title: Looking to buy bitcoins with paypal Post by: ypc11 on June 22, 2011, 07:54:54 PM I am looking for some sort of way to purchase bitcoins through paypal. It seems like every site I have looked at has shut down their paypal operations. I know it may not be the safest way, but I really do need to find a way to get bitcoins today. Does anybody have any suggestions or even sell bitcoins themselves? I am looking to buy $100USD worth.
Title: Re: Looking to buy bitcoins with paypal Post by: foo on June 22, 2011, 08:07:30 PM BitMarket.eu allows trading with PayPal.
Title: Re: Looking to buy bitcoins with paypal Post by: cothoms on June 22, 2011, 08:22:36 PM Careful potential traders: before you deal with this guy, remember that buyers can use chargeback in paypal and claim that the BTC were never delivered.
OP, if you want to buy BTC, consider using another medium. Title: Re: Looking to buy bitcoins with paypal Post by: zerokwel on June 22, 2011, 08:28:32 PM yea there are loads of other ways to make payment which work out cheaper than the evil paypal. there is a service like paypal if you live in the US cannot remember its name tho and to lazy to look it up. I am sure someone else here knows what its called dwoalli or something
Title: Re: Looking to buy bitcoins with paypal Post by: dayfall on June 22, 2011, 08:31:52 PM I'll buy something from you. Silver is good. But, I can't get you BTC today.
Edit: Unless I can be assured you have sent what you claim. i.e. something from Amazon.com where I can get the tracking info. Title: Re: Looking to buy bitcoins with paypal Post by: cothoms on June 22, 2011, 08:35:00 PM yea there are loads of other ways to make payment which work out cheaper than the evil paypal. there is a service like paypal if you live in the US cannot remember its name tho and to lazy to look it up. I am sure someone else here knows what its called dwoalli or something Yes, dwolla is the name =) For the newbies: always be wary of paypal transactions. This should be the first rule you learn when dealing with BTC. Title: Re: Looking to buy bitcoins with paypal Post by: Archatos on June 22, 2011, 09:02:40 PM Hasn't PayPal put a ban on bitcoin buying/selling due to the extremely high chargeback volumes? With chargebacks PayPal gets extra work and no money, meaning they would be pretty quick to freeze accounts dealing with it.
Title: Re: Looking to buy bitcoins with paypal Post by: muscles on June 22, 2011, 10:34:25 PM sucks that it's such a headache to use paypal. a ton of people have paypal accounts so it's convenient.
Title: Re: Looking to buy bitcoins with paypal Post by: nofear1999 on June 22, 2011, 11:51:42 PM Careful potential traders: before you deal with this guy, remember that buyers can use chargeback in paypal and claim that the BTC were never delivered. HOWEVER, since bitcoins are intangible/online goods you can claim it is intangible and win the dispute.OP, if you want to buy BTC, consider using another medium. Title: Re: Looking to buy bitcoins with paypal Post by: positivefeedback on June 22, 2011, 11:53:35 PM Careful potential traders: before you deal with this guy, remember that buyers can use chargeback in paypal and claim that the BTC were never delivered. OP, if you want to buy BTC, consider using another medium. I think what paypal needs to do here is setup some kind of system that allows it to verify that the agreed upon number of coins were delivered to the address. Would that even be possible for them? Title: Re: Looking to buy bitcoins with paypal Post by: as3ard on June 22, 2011, 11:55:26 PM Just out of curiosity what about sending as gift in paypal? Afaik gift transfers are non refundable. (fixme)
Title: Re: Looking to buy bitcoins with paypal Post by: nofear1999 on June 23, 2011, 12:00:21 AM Just out of curiosity what about sending as gift in paypal? Afaik gift transfers are non refundable. (fixme) Nope, they can charge back as their account has been stolen.Title: Re: Looking to buy bitcoins with paypal Post by: fxgmblr on June 23, 2011, 12:07:54 AM why not just send money using your online bank?
chase, bofa, wellsfargo can all send money to anyone with an email address for free.. no fees on other side. |