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Title: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: bill gator on February 15, 2018, 07:24:17 AM
I don't know if this is something there is a need for. I just wanted to share something that I can do fairly easily if anybody else has obstacles in their way. If you have BTC or ETH and would like ETH or BTC I can happily exchange between the two for you.

I'd like to offer a minimal fee service, just enjoy having something to do that might earn me something while helping someone.

We can probably keep it simple and we'll build from suggestions and lessons learned.

Code:
Have : BTC / ETH
Amount :

Want : ETH / BTC

We can discuss publicly, or through PM whichever better suits your needs. Looking forward to see how this goes. I can escrow funds if anybody is uncomfortable (meaning I put my funds in an escrow while we deal, so your funds are secure), I don't have endless funds, but I'm open for negotiation.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: FFrankie on February 15, 2018, 07:31:04 AM
There are a million and one exchanges to use to do this, why should anyone use you? and I do not think you are trust worthy enough to be an escrow but everyones gotta start somewhere right. But jumping into escrowing is not the way to go



Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: bill gator on February 15, 2018, 07:36:59 AM
I meant I would be willing to put my funds in an escrow while we are exchanging, in order to assure the customer's safety. I was not attempting to say that I was trying to act as an escrow.

Most exchanges want KYC documents, most exchangers around here have very high minimums and fees. I'm just offering something for the users that feel like they're without a solid option or interested in finding a lower fee (as long as I break even I'm happy).

There are plenty of reasons for users not to want to use a regular exchange.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: ninche on February 15, 2018, 07:46:33 AM
I meant I would be willing to put my funds in an escrow while we are exchanging, in order to assure the customer's safety. I was not attempting to say that I was trying to act as an escrow.

Most exchanges want KYC documents, most exchangers around here have very high minimums and fees. I'm just offering something for the users that feel like they're without a solid option or interested in finding a lower fee (as long as I break even I'm happy).
that is true
also many users do not trust exchanges and do not like to store coins there


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: FFrankie on February 15, 2018, 08:13:47 AM
I meant I would be willing to put my funds in an escrow while we are exchanging, in order to assure the customer's safety. I was not attempting to say that I was trying to act as an escrow.

Most exchanges want KYC documents, most exchangers around here have very high minimums and fees. I'm just offering something for the users that feel like they're without a solid option or interested in finding a lower fee (as long as I break even I'm happy).

There are plenty of reasons for users not to want to use a regular exchange.

Well that is a pretty good idea I guess I don't see what could go wrong, probably save a tad on the fees associated with withdrawling from fees


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: bill gator on February 23, 2018, 03:59:57 PM
I've had a couple of people asking me about 1:1 and I'd like to make it clear that this does not interest me. I'm not trying to rob anybody. Free time is rare these days; there only needs to be minimal reward and I'll hook you up.

I'm around, going to be available pretty much for the entire day.
Fill out the form and get exchanged in minutes.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: jinksters09 on February 25, 2018, 09:23:40 AM
What kind of services are asking or needed your clients to do so that they can earn bitcoins or other alternate coins to you?? But technically it is very difficult to conduct a transaction in currency exchange cause most of the people are pretty much all talks no deal.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: bill gator on March 23, 2018, 12:00:05 AM
What kind of services are asking or needed your clients to do so that they can earn bitcoins or other alternate coins to you?? But technically it is very difficult to conduct a transaction in currency exchange cause most of the people are pretty much all talks no deal.

I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. If this were a self-moderated thread, which it probably should be, I would've deleted your post. The service being offered is obvious, I am not trying to earn bitcoins for my clients and it is not difficult to conduct a deal in the currency exchange section. Most people don't post in the currency exchange section unless they are looking to perform a deal. You would be the fringe exception in this case; simply posting in this board just to reply nonsensically.

You're not interested in an exchange, you haven't asked a salient question and you have nothing to offer to the discussion. Please, think before you post.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: akes2090 on March 23, 2018, 07:21:15 AM
Exchanging between BTC and ETH can easily be done with a Blockchain.info wallet at a reasonable fee (made up of TX fee + Shapeshift fee).
So basically if your rate is not less than Shapeshift's - its almost pointless.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: Thfulted on March 23, 2018, 07:53:03 AM
Hi, do you exchange BCH for btc?
If you do I have 0.3 btc and I want to buy bch


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: bill gator on March 30, 2018, 04:50:14 PM
Blockchain.info ...
So basically if your rate is not less than Shapeshift's - its almost pointless.

Just about anyone with half a brain refuses to use Blockchain.info and many people have their reserves about Shapeshift. It might be pointless to somebody willing to use these horrible services, but I'd be willing to match the rate as long as I am not losing money. There is flexibility in my rates, and currency exchangers are well aware there is competition. I'm not looking to become rich, I'm just trying to offer users another option for exchanging their coin.

Hi, do you exchange BCH for btc?
If you do I have 0.3 btc and I want to buy bch

I could exchange BTC for BCH, at least I've never had a problem making that exchange in the past. If you are interested in getting this handled ASAP, please shoot me a PM and we'll get this moving.



Bump


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: Sorento on March 31, 2018, 10:24:13 AM
Exchanging bitcoin is not that difficult so why should we leave the ones we are already used to and start dealing with you?


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: bill gator on March 31, 2018, 03:31:04 PM
Exchanging bitcoin is not that difficult so why should we leave the ones we are already used to and start dealing with you?

A fair question. I am not suggesting that you leave any exchange situation that is currently working out for you in every way. That would be a very tough sell, because some exchanges have everything an individual is looking for. I'm just trying to offer another option, for anyone that would find it more convenient, useful, secure or any other adjective they prioritize. For example, there are tons of users that are not interested in using big company exchanges due to the horrors of victims past. There have been tremendous security leaks, there are sovereign citizens that are not interested in having their information transmitted to any government agencies. Bitcoins and dollars have been lost by the billions from disappearing exchanges that have seemed reliable and secure, or that go bankrupt and begin holding all withdrawals.

The list goes on and on for reasons why someone would choose to use an individual as an exchange for their coin rather than any particular company. The simple centralization of exchanges is enough to scare away a solid portion of Bitcoin users.

Essentially, if you think that it might work to your benefit then I encourage you to contact me and negotiate a deal. As long as I'm not losing money, I will do it for you is basically my mindset; that alone is very different from any exchange, individual or corporation. Consider me a volunteer exchanger, if you pay me a reasonable rate along the way I appreciate it, but it's mostly just to give me another thing to do.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: elramsy on March 31, 2018, 04:20:26 PM
please is it actually secure to exchange BTC or Ethereum with fiat currency online? if it is secure, please what are the procedure? Thanks guys


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: bill gator on April 07, 2018, 02:03:51 AM
please is it actually secure to exchange BTC or Ethereum with fiat currency online? if it is secure, please what are the procedure?

It can be secure, but as I have told other people in the past you must define what you mean by secure. I have no clue whether you are speaking about anonymity, if you are speaking about financial security or any number of other concerns. You have to clarify what you are asking or else I am simply guessing.



Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: bill gator on April 07, 2018, 07:20:07 PM
My internet has been extraordinarily crappy today, so I'm not sure if I'll be able to process this for you as soon as possible. I'll send you a PM in a few minutes and we'll make a deal! Pick an escrow, as well, as long as they are reputable I will have no problem.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: hugeblack on April 07, 2018, 09:30:34 PM
Are you talking about my post or something else?
I saw you connected but did not reply so I assumed you did not want to make the deal (posted it here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3195858.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3195858.0))
If I didn't close it, you can pm me


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: bill gator on April 10, 2018, 08:45:48 PM
Yes, I was actually referring to your post, but by the time my internet allowed the post to go through apparently you had deleted your request and thrown it in it's own thread. I would love to fulfill this for you, but I cannot access my wallets or exchange accounts due to the extremely restricted internet access I am currently dealing with. I apologize for being a goober and having issues the minute you needed an exchange. If you are still in need once I have things sorted, then I will gladly take care of it for you.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: retampan on April 11, 2018, 03:03:03 AM
Such a great services for those who hate the exchange fees. Do you have any Telegram or Skype to contact you easily when I need to exchange it soon?
I would love to fulfill this for you, but I cannot access my wallets or exchange accounts due to the extremely restricted internet access I am currently dealing with.
I suggest you have a VPN in order to left the restricted internet access behind.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: bill gator on April 17, 2018, 04:53:37 PM
Such a great services for those who hate the exchange fees. Do you have any Telegram or Skype to contact you easily when I need to exchange it soon?
I suggest you have a VPN in order to left the restricted internet access behind.

How would a VPN speed up my internet? I am extremely confused, because either I have no clue what a VPN is, or you have no clue what my problem is (even though I've explained it multiple times).

I do not use Telegram, and I do not use Skype. If you are interested in contacting me you can do so through PM or within this thread.


Bump


Considering temporarily closing down shop, since my internet has rendered me unable to access just about any of my wallets, exchanges, computers, programs, etc.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: legendster on April 19, 2018, 12:18:03 AM
Restricted Access to internet? You mean like its in China? Where you can't access most websites at all? Like a blanket ban from your ISP? Then yes a VPN is what you need.
You simply sign into the VPN account and then use the internet with the proxy settings they provide. Google it.

Also, I do happen to have some coins that I am currently looking for partners to have it exchanged through a localbitcoins like site, but I am having some difficulties finding interested parties. So I'd like to know your rates, please keep in mind what you're providing is already provided by services like Shapeshift.io

You may be my backup if your rates are right and if you're doing this for a long enough time. Please disclose rates publicly.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: chel0 on May 02, 2018, 01:47:38 AM
please is it actually secure to exchange BTC or Ethereum with fiat currency online? if it is secure, please what are the procedure? Thanks guys
To have a safe and secure exchange of BTC or ETH with fiat currency, you can use the coins.ph digital wallet if it is available in your country.Registration is free and a friendly-user wallet.You just need to cash in the created wallet using your fiat money and once done, you can simply convert it into BTC or ETH whichever you want.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: bill gator on May 04, 2018, 01:52:14 PM
I don't mean like China, although it almost feels that way. I mean in the sense that my download speed peaks at a few bytes and bits here and there. It barely loads the forum, and there's no way I'm getting any gaming going. Whenever I try to log into an exchange or boot up any wallet it just times out.

I would disclose my rates publicly, if I knew what they were. Normally I just swap some of my coins, that are not associated with the payment address I provide, through Gemini exchange or other popular exchanges. If this is a problem for any particular client, then arrangements are made, and rates are adjusted. I just swap it for you at whatever Gemini's rate is (pretty spot-on with Preev and ether.price) minus their fee (extremely minimal); if you're feeling froggy then you can leave me a tip beyond that. I'm not expecting to make a profit, and I'll be transparent with all of the exchange rates/fees. Did that answer your question legendster?



Internet seems to be okay today and I have 1 ETH on hand for anyone interested in a smooth easy exchange.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: akamit on May 04, 2018, 02:54:34 PM
Much appreciated the service and Gator's intention. My best wishes for you to succeed in this service.

If your service is cheap if compare with exchanges then I don't see any reason for members not to use it.
As exchanges have trading fees + withdrawal fees, so it makes a costly deal for low amount exchanges. It would be better to exchange here to reduce the fees imo.

But I'm wondering about the escrow thing, it will increase the cost somewhat.

Good Luck!


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: jeremypwr on May 04, 2018, 04:47:56 PM
I'd recommend ShapeShift when converting BTC to ETH and vice versa.
I find it a lot easier than sending coins to an exchange and deciding on a buy/sell price.
ShapeShift is as legit as they come and it's got a friendly UI and the funds are deposited very fast.
If you're not a fan of ShapeShift and want an account on an exchange, I'd go with Gdax.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: Aleister Crowley on May 04, 2018, 10:13:00 PM
There are a million and one exchanges to use to do this, why should anyone use you? and I do not think you are trust worthy enough to be an escrow but everyones gotta start somewhere right. But jumping into escrowing is not the way to go


to be escrowing, you must have a high trust, because without it, maybe you can not be used for big deals ,, and maybe just fools who use your escrow with a large number of transactions


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: Maxim Burkeyev on May 11, 2018, 11:11:07 AM
I don't know if this is something there is a need for. I just wanted to share something that I can do fairly easily if anybody else has obstacles in their way. If you have BTC or ETH and would like ETH or BTC I can happily exchange between the two for you.

I'd like to offer a minimal fee service, just enjoy having something to do that might earn me something while helping someone.

We can probably keep it simple and we'll build from suggestions and lessons learned.

Code:
Have : BTC / ETH
Amount :

Want : ETH / BTC

We can discuss publicly, or through PM whichever better suits your needs. Looking forward to see how this goes. I can escrow funds if anybody is uncomfortable (meaning I put my funds in an escrow while we deal, so your funds are secure), I don't have endless funds, but I'm open for negotiation.
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Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: Olusun on June 12, 2018, 08:30:09 PM
I don't know if this is something there is a need for. I just wanted to share something that I can do fairly easily if anybody else has obstacles in their way. If you have BTC or ETH and would like ETH or BTC I can happily exchange between the two for you.

I'd like to offer a minimal fee service, just enjoy having something to do that might earn me something while helping someone.

We can probably keep it simple and we'll build from suggestions and lessons learned.

Code:
Have : BTC / ETH
Amount :

Want : ETH / BTC

We can discuss publicly, or through PM whichever better suits your needs. Looking forward to see how this goes. I can escrow funds if anybody is uncomfortable (meaning I put my funds in an escrow while we deal, so your funds are secure), I don't have endless funds, but I'm open for negotiation.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: bill gator on June 22, 2018, 06:39:44 AM
What does any of that mean?

You leave a question mark after saying your name is Maxim, are you asking me if your name is Maxim? How am I supposed to know?

I'm not interested in your strange project, that holds no significance. That has nothing to do with currency exchange, or what I'm offering in the thread. You're just promoting your terrible project.



I really would like for people to not come into my thread an advertise any website or exchange they can think of that offers something similar. We understand that there are many ways for users to exchange their coins, but I am simply offering an alternative for users that do not feel they have been sufficiently serviced by their current options. I've received many PMs  from users wishing to keep things anonymous, private, secure, etc.

There has been at least half a dozen people recommending different services, so at this point there need not be anymore input in that area. If you're interested in a 1:1 exchange at ether.price rates then hit me up today only. Today I'll be doing 0% fee, 1:1 exchanges until I've gotten rid of my 1 ETH or until I've gotten rid of .1 BTC. Got rid of the 1 ETH ;)


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: chainguru12 on June 22, 2018, 07:50:57 AM
I don't know if this is something there is a need for. I just wanted to share something that I can do fairly easily if anybody else has obstacles in their way. If you have BTC or ETH and would like ETH or BTC I can happily exchange between the two for you.

I'd like to offer a minimal fee service, just enjoy having something to do that might earn me something while helping someone.

We can probably keep it simple and we'll build from suggestions and lessons learned.

Code:
Have : BTC / ETH
Amount :

Want : ETH / BTC

We can discuss publicly, or through PM whichever better suits your needs. Looking forward to see how this goes. I can escrow funds if anybody is uncomfortable (meaning I put my funds in an escrow while we deal, so your funds are secure), I don't have endless funds, but I'm open for negotiation.

i would have but since this is a decentralized system we can't hold anyone responsible for any loose of money transactions. well i would rather go for an exchange that changes eth and btc, at list this will be more suitable and stable for.. with all the aids like 2FA authenticator or exchange and all emails verifications will give me full assurance about what i m trading....
in this your process is called black trading anything can happen along way.


Title: Re: Exchanging BTC > ETH & ETH > BTC
Post by: bill gator on June 22, 2018, 12:55:44 PM
You clearly don't understand the purpose of cryptocurrency or what is going to move it forward. If you believe that centralization is the key to your security, then there is no reason for you to be using Bitcoin. If you would rather go to an exchange, then do that, and do not waste your time posting in my thread. When I head to the marketplace on the forum, I don't just pop into random threads saying "Hey, I'm not going to buy this", because this is unproductive and unhelpful.

I would be perfectly happy to use an escrow, and in this regard there are people to be held accountable and security for both parties. This is for the users that realize centralized exchanges get hacked and lose all of their BTC or ETH more often than an escrow goes south around here. You need to use to correct words when you are typing, because it is near impossible to read your posts.