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Title: $105us PP for 200 NMC Post by: FarSky7 on November 10, 2013, 09:37:35 AM You send first, then I'll send the PP marked as gift for family.
Title: Re: $105us PP for 200 NMC Post by: FarSky7 on November 12, 2013, 01:50:57 PM Anyone? I'd rather go thru an individual than an exchange.
Title: Re: $105us PP for 200 NMC Post by: FarSky7 on November 12, 2013, 09:34:15 PM I already have a potential seller at the price I specified.
Thanx for the trading pointers Sardokan, you are the only one offering honest advice. :) Title: Re: $105us PP for 200 NMC Post by: FiiNALiZE on November 12, 2013, 09:45:03 PM In two clicks, I get 114.14 $ for my 200 NMC on BTC-e ;) so even for $ in hand, I would refuse, so for PP... ;D And more if I sell the BTC's elsewhere. If you try to buy directly, this involve risks for seller, so you should propose more than market price, not less (I will not sell to you, because I hold them, they are low now, but it's to help you to make an offer that have chances to be accepted) As of right now BTC-e charges you insane fees through Paypal (I lost around 10%). Only good way to withdraw USB from crypto right now is through Coinbase, although you'll need a bank account for that. Title: Re: $105us PP for 200 NMC Post by: FarSky7 on November 12, 2013, 09:47:32 PM As of right now BTC-e charges you insane fees through Paypal (I lost around 10%). Only good way to withdraw USB from crypto right now is through Coinbase, although you'll need a bank account for that. That why I would prefer dealing with individuals- I don't want an institution to have my info, so the G can hammer me on back taxes. Title: Re: $105us PP for 200 NMC Post by: FarSky7 on November 12, 2013, 11:51:19 PM No need to send info to btc-e (you will need a working mail) as long as you dont want to withdraw (or send) fiat. I send there crypto, exchange crypto, withdraw crypto fees are small if you only enter and withdraw crypto ;) That sounds good, Sardokan, but the website won't let me register as a user. Yeah, all I want to do is buy crypto and withdraw it, so BTC-E might be worth it. I'll keep trying, thanx for the info. |