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Bitcoins has not exactly helped to improve my life but I have used it as another payment processor along with PayPal/Payza and so on. Since people accept bitcoin payments and use this payment method to buy gift cards, I have benefited in selling many gift cards and then have exchanged it for PayPal cash which has benefited me.
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it is a conflict of interest. Microsoft is a major source (indirectly because he is not actually an employee of Microsoft) of Vod's income. As a result Microsoft is able to exercise undue influence on him.
There are hundreds of other people on the default trust network and none of them have given any of he MSDN key sellers negative trust. When a newbie asks for a loan without collateral, when someone scams, when an account gets hacked, among other things, multiple people will leave negative trust on an account.
I don't think Vod (or anyone for that matter) is in a position to be telling other people what they can and cannot be trading as long as all parties are clear as to what is being traded.
So people can money launder, steal, commit crime and nobody has a right to tell them anything and one should just allow criminal activities to take place? VOD is leaving a feedback may be for his own interest/benefit and I wish the other people who are on the default trust should follow the same path and try to stop these type of illegal activities from taking place on the forum. If all just keep quite, they are supporting these type of activities or are a part of it. |
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Would people be interested in USD pegged payments?
Means the bitcoins I have earned will be converted to USD and stores in my Bit-x wallet? I would prefer this method as the BTC rate is fluctuating a lot and if I get a fixed price in USD, it would be great. |
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If I was jonald_fyookball, I wouldn't remove it. I doubt he's ever going to remove it. In my eyes, that's one of the worst offenses. Just trade regardless of the trust, it will come naturally. You shouldn't buy feedback, ever.
But buying accounts with feedback is ok? The rules contradict each other. Buying feedback openly is NOT OK but buying accounts with feedback openly is OK. @OP: Why did you even want to buy trusted feedback? You can trade even without any feedback. You need to EARN trust by having some good deals/trades with other members. |
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pm sent. I can exchange $3 BTC for your Payza.
That is too low for 7$ at least he can get 5$ easily what is the transaction fees of payza ? I have already exchanged with this user. Since I exchange my Payza with PayPal, I am charged $0.42 PZ fee + $0.66 PayPal fee along with currency conversion charges. |
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Marco, when you will be checking my posts which had gone negative due to deletion of bumps? I had posted between 4th and 11th March and also spoke to you via PM where you said it will take time. Have my posts been checked and now I am a part of this campaign as well.
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From what I hear, VOD is giving negative feedback to users who are selling illegally obtained MICROSOFT keys . What is illegal is illegal and even if the person is selling these illegal keys without scamming the buyers, he/she is still doing wrong as it's a crime. If VOD was giving false/irrelevant feedback, then probably he could be removed but for genuine feedback, there isn't any reason to remove him.
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I exchange Bitcoins for Perfect Money/Payza on the forum and then exchange the PM/Payza funds to PayPal with my trusted exchangers. That's the only method I have found reliable and safe for me.
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Yes, but you just said you have only 0.1 BTC to sell. So a difference of 20$ , would only mean a difference of 2$ to sell the 0.1 BTC also subtracting the fees it would be less than that.
Yeah it would be only $2 for me but in my case, I earn BTCs usually by selling my gift cards and vouchers and so if I sell it for $2 less, I get a lesser amount via PM/PP as I incur PP fee as well which is 4.5% + $0.35. |
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But OP reported that LBC won't let him open a trade. No as they want me to have 0.4 BTC in my Localbitcoin account to open a trade. The difference in my country is about $20 less if I sell the BTC.
There are 2 way to sell BTC on LBC, 1 is you yourself make an advertisement that you want to sell BTC and 2 is you search for buyers (who have their advertisement open) and they're looking to buy BTC. Which method are you using OP? I think the 2nd method won't have any minimum and you can sell if the buyer is willing to buy a small amount. I haven't traded there in a while so I don't know if they have modified the rules for the second method also. I tried the second method of searching for users who were buying BTC but they are offering $20 less than the market price for 1 BTC and when I tried opening my own trade and advertising it, they said you need to have minimum 0.4 BTC in your account to post a new trade. Is there any other exchange website which allows users to list their BTC without any limitation? |
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Have done few trades till date and so thought of opening a reputation thread here  Comments received from few members who have had successful deals with me: stellar69: Sent me a mobile recharge! Quick deal! Celroc Amaul: Very quick seller. I received the card within minutes of making my payment. Thanks! If you have had any deal with me, let me know your feedback here |
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I noticed 2 days back that this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=999494.0 wherein a newbie was asking about Faucets was deleted. I thought that may be this topic is discussed earlier so it got deleted but then it could be merged. Why delete it? Also I don't think a thread can be deleted by the OP once there are replies added to that thread. |
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pm sent. I can exchange $3 BTC for your Payza.
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The site on my country has a minimum difference of around 15 dollars. Can't you just trade it for the selling price, which will be 15$ lower than the price to set up trade. 0.1 BTC will cost you only 1.5 dollar
No as they want me to have 0.4 BTC in my Localbitcoin account to open a trade. The difference in my country is about $20 less if I sell the BTC. |
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I was actually a seller on the website and the 0.4 BTC limit did feel hard, but I think thats to keep the small sellers out. For example, if a random person wants to sell 0.05 BTC then he would never actually sell it to the buyers(who are buying as traders) , he would just set up an advertisement each time he has that amount and sell it. YOu will also have a lot of advertisements due to that.
The limit might be to limit those advertisements out.
OK but for me, I always keep max 0.1 BTC in my account and exchange it the moment I get a buyer. I noticed that many members here recommend this website and on checking their minimum limit to trade, I just gave up as I never trade such huge amounts in BTC due to the price fluctuation. Now when the price has reached $243, I want to trade it asap.  |
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Where would you read that? That's not true, you can use escrow from trusted escrow list.
I have read many cases where people recommend their own escrow and the member turns out to be a scammer. I don't know any trusted escrow in this forum and so don't trust anyone. I make the buyer to go first and till now there has been no issues from my buyers and so that's the way I deal. In any case, I have done over $120 deals on this forum without any problem. |
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I recently joined the website and started a new trade but I got an error that I need to have minimum 0.4 BTC in my wallet in order to post the trade. Why don't they not allow small BTC transactions? Also, their verification process includes a mobile app code verification/paper wallet verification which makes the account secure. They don't support mobile code verification nor email code verification as most other websites. The buyers in my country as well are offering $25 less than the market value  Is there any other good website besides this one? I want to exchange BTC to Perfect Money/Bank Transfer. |
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Selling 0.01744335 for PM/OKPay.
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