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Title: Want to buy $28 worth of BTC with Paypal Post by: DATA COMMANDER on April 22, 2011, 08:47:15 PM I tried to spend $50 on Coinpal but I didn't RTFM.
Reply or PM with email address, price, and reason(s) to trust you. :) DC Title: Re: Want to buy $28 worth of BTC with Paypal Post by: Mahkul on April 22, 2011, 09:15:02 PM People will never learn. The issue here is whether to trust you - since you offer Paypal with its chargebacks. Also, a newcomer.
Title: Re: Want to buy $28 worth of BTC with Paypal Post by: DATA COMMANDER on April 22, 2011, 09:43:56 PM Well, how in the heck am I supposed to get BTC? Coinpal let me buy 15. I am not going to "chargeback" them. (I don't even know what a chargeback is, but I can surmise.)
Ok, reply to this thread or PM me with a reason for me to trust you and a way that I can convince you to trust me! Title: Re: Want to buy $28 worth of BTC with Paypal Post by: EllisD on April 22, 2011, 10:12:08 PM Well, how in the heck am I supposed to get BTC? Coinpal let me buy 15. I am not going to "chargeback" them. (I don't even know what a chargeback is, but I can surmise.) Ok, reply to this thread or PM me with a reason for me to trust you and a way that I can convince you to trust me! its much riskier for the seller of BTC to accept a paypal payment because of chargebacks vs a buyer of BTC trusting the seller with not scamming. if you don't know what a chargeback is, google it. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=paypal+chargeback Title: Re: Want to buy $28 worth of BTC with Paypal Post by: nster on April 22, 2011, 10:49:07 PM and when you promise 28$, do not send 26.89$ (because of fees) with a method of payment allowing chargebacks... I issued you a refund but please be smart. I SPECIFICALLY said that you were responsible for fees too.
Payment owed and gift are the 2 ways I think that have no or minimal fees, as well as not being able to be chargebacked AFAIK Title: Re: Want to buy $28 worth of BTC with Paypal Post by: Ian Maxwell on April 22, 2011, 11:00:57 PM Send me a PayPal gift of $50 and I'll send you 33 BTC. I'm taking a risk in doing this---the surcharge is to make that risk worth my while.
EDIT: wait, you said $28 worth. Send me $28 and I'll send you 17 BTC. Send to ian.maxwell@gmail.com and post here. I'm not offering you any reason to trust me---if you don't, don't do it. Title: Re: Want to buy $28 worth of BTC with Paypal Post by: nster on April 22, 2011, 11:27:49 PM I sent him 20 BTC... I felt generous today and hopefully he'll become someone of the community
Title: Re: Want to buy $28 worth of BTC with Paypal Post by: DATA COMMANDER on April 23, 2011, 02:46:01 AM and when you promise 28$, do not send 26.89$ (because of fees) with a method of payment allowing chargebacks... I issued you a refund but please be smart. I SPECIFICALLY said that you were responsible for fees too. Payment owed and gift are the 2 ways I think that have no or minimal fees, as well as not being able to be chargebacked AFAIK Sorry...I already apologized via PM. I didn't know that Paypal has hidden fees. Quote from: nster I sent him 20 BTC... I felt generous today and hopefully he'll become someone of the community I take it the $28 went through this time with no fee? FWIW, I haven't received the 20 BTC yet. Title: Re: Want to buy $28 worth of BTC with Paypal Post by: DATA COMMANDER on April 23, 2011, 03:37:33 AM Quote from: DATA COMMANDER FWIW, I haven't received the 20 BTC yet. Received. Thanks, nster, and sorry for the hassle. Title: Re: Want to buy $28 worth of BTC with Paypal Post by: nster on April 23, 2011, 06:21:18 AM Np, felt generous lol. Would you mind doing me a favor and registering with Heatware and leaving me feedback?
Title: Re: Want to buy $28 worth of BTC with Paypal Post by: DATA COMMANDER on April 23, 2011, 06:55:48 PM Np, felt generous lol. Would you mind doing me a favor and registering with Heatware and leaving me feedback? Sure. What is your username? Title: Re: Want to buy $28 worth of BTC with Paypal Post by: nster on April 24, 2011, 04:35:48 AM n-ster
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