Title: WTB: Bitcoins using moneybookers/paypal Post by: thebeerbaron on July 18, 2012, 02:41:08 PM I'm looking to buy BC using either of the above methods. Please pm me with rates. Looking for 9BC. Trusted members only (I will send first for trusted members)
Thanks. Title: Re: WTB: Bitcoins using moneybookers/paypal Post by: Blind on July 18, 2012, 02:45:20 PM I sold bitcoins for paypal and all I got was a lousy chargeback.
Try harder. Title: Re: WTB: Bitcoins using moneybookers/paypal Post by: thebeerbaron on July 18, 2012, 08:22:56 PM Sorry to hear about. Unfortunately, the "i got scammed on Paypal so therefore everyone who wants to buy BC via Paypal is a scammer" hypothesis is obviously beyond redundant. I'd be happy to do a wire for anyone interested in selling some too, though i'd be transferring Euros. Moneybookers (US) is also an option.
Thanks. Title: Re: WTB: Bitcoins using moneybookers/paypal Post by: TangibleCryptography on July 18, 2012, 08:33:29 PM We sell BTC by bank wire. Available @ MtGox last w/ no fees or markup. We can lock a rate for up to 72 hours if you wish.
Still buying 9 BTC by bank wire is going to be prohibitively expensive. On the "not everyone is a scammer" comment while that may be true every scammer would say the exact same thing. There is no way for a seller to know if you are a scammer or not. Given some % of buyers paying with PayPal ARE scammers then it is a gamble. The high number of PayPal scammers make that a bad gamble. Even if you are legit from a game theory point of view the seller loses before he even starts. If a seller sold coins to 20 random PayPal buyers odds are at least one is a scammer and thus the seller loses. So seller could charge a markup (say 10% over MtGox) however that makes it less attractive to legit buyers. So instead of one out of 20 being scammers maybe it is one out 5 are scammers so the seller still loses. If seller raises his markup to 30% at that price there is essentially no legit buyers so he gets 20 out of 20 scammers and still loses. Saying "I am not a scammer, you can trust me" is kind pointless. Would any scammer say "I AM a scammer don't trust me?" Would they? Title: Re: WTB: Bitcoins using moneybookers/paypal Post by: Blind on July 18, 2012, 09:24:27 PM Sorry to hear about. Unfortunately, the "i got scammed on Paypal so therefore everyone who wants to buy BC via Paypal is a scammer" hypothesis is obviously beyond redundant. I'd be happy to do a wire for anyone interested in selling some too, though i'd be transferring Euros. Moneybookers (US) is also an option. Thanks. I never sold coins via paypal for exact reasons stated above by TangibleCryptography. Maybe not everyone who wants to buy bitcoins via paypal is a scammer, but new member in newbie section, freshly out of registration gate asking for some, pretty much likely. Some are more sophisticated than that, they up their post count a bit before asking :) But if you happen to be genuine and in Europe (judging from euros in your possession), why won't you do SEPA transfer to Intersango and get some that way? |