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I am new to bitcoin and I have 86 bucks in paypal to send first to an established person.  Paypal account is 5 years old with debit card approved.

I'll do it for you. You'll need to send first or find escrow. Ive done a dozen trades in the past week.

.23BTC for 86 Paypal

I would prefer an escrow but since I am new here just pm me where to send

I can sell you btc vía paypal pm me

Still waiting for what I sent to come back in BTC  I sent paypal and have yet to receive the coin.

Who get your money?

Don't worry, with paypal you can chargeback  :)

FishNChips.  I sent him money about an hour ago and he has not even replied to a pm since.   I will give him another hour then report.

Just go and try to reverse the transaction. More time you will give, easy for him to run away your money.

Why the hell you did not used Escrow.

To be fair thus far he has sent .1 and contacted me knowing there would be a little bit more of a delay.  If I don't get all in an hour or so then I will contact paypal.   I knew this was a risky trade but paypal would only allow me to debit 400 a day so I had an odd amount I wanted to be even in my wallet.

Chargeback. There should be a button or something...

Nobody honest will sell you bitcoin for paypal, because you can chargeback. Do it as fast as you can.

Escrow will do NOTHING when using Paypal, I don't know how many times it has to be said and proven.  ???

Can someone care to explain, how FishnChips will benefit from this trade?
If he has sent 0.1 BTC and xstudly can chargeback, so essentially FishnChips will get nothing. Then what was the point on not sending bitcoin here?

I think (not sure) that if you immediately withdraw money (so he sent 0.1 to gain time) the buyer can't chargeback

Your account will just become in the red and minus the amount that was chargebacked. You could maybe use a throw-away account and then quickly send the money to another then withdraw it, maybe that would work.

talk to paypal and you can get 5 usd as relief :)

That might be it. Specially, using a throw away account can let you purchase anything digital off the internet immediately, and then it would be no longer your trouble. btw that user has been active today, so op ,you might want to message him and see how it ends.

Escrow doesn't protect the seller of BTC. It protects the buyer / the person sending the paypal payment. If you're going to sell for paypal, why not use escrow? It's not like them sending first will prevent a chargeback.

Better off staying away from paypal unless both parties can be trusted. 99% of the people selling BTC to new accounts for paypal are going to scam by not sending the BTC after receiving payment.

I would suggest u to leave a negative feedback. At this point, this is all you can do

Because it's a double protection for the buyer using Paypal, the seller can still be scammed. It really defeats the purpose of escrow where both buyer and seller have some protection.  So I say again, escrow is worthless where Paypal is involved.

That user FishNChips has asked for loans multiple times and has been active on the forum. I don't think he will be refunding or sending you the rest of the btc. You should leave him a negative feedback and start a thread in the scam accusation thread.

you trusted a newbie saying he done dozens of trades?? :o