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I confirm that I have served as escrow for both the portice and portice1 accounts, and the name and delivery address relayed in the PM chains are identical.
Portice, that address you signed is one that you used to fund escrow under your portice1 account. I think you'll want to provide an address that you used to fund escrow under your portice account, just to make it official. The ones I have for portice are:
15S7pv4u3taANyNbXYExkQPmbMu5HFm5ME
1CWgT7bz21kHunX1asHA2tYVhRKX9QoPku
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Hello., our site bitcoin-paypal.gr offer exchange bitcoins to paypal. We take tax only a 1 usd from any amount. Exchange process very easy and fast. bitcoin-paypal.gr Thank you.
Bitcoin-PayPal.gr has previously been reported to be a scam site, plus it lacks basic things such as SSL. I have added Bitcoin-PayPal.gr to the ever-growing list of scam websites: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=928263 |
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Added bitcoin-power.com to the list of scam sites.
TC, what do you think of developing a simple browser plug in that would alert users if the site they are visiting could be a scam? We could allow legendary members to contribute to the database. Of course this would only work if we could promote it in the B&H section... I wouldn't even know where to begin  |
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My advice: Don't.
If you must use PayPal to buy Bitcoin, your only reasonable option is Virwox.com, and even then you're going to be severely limited to the amount of BTC you can borrow. Also note that you're probably going to be contacted (if you haven't been already) new members of this forum who will be more than willing to accept your PayPal for their Bitcoin. Again, my advice is "don't." What almost always happens is that they'll try to convince you to send them the PayPal payment first, using the excuse that since you can always reverse the payment if you don't receive the Bitcoins, you're protected. However, once you send PayPal payment, they'll keep stalling for time while they withdraw the money, and by the time you get around to processing a chargeback, they've already abandoned the throwaway PayPal account.
Your best bet is to simply withdraw the PayPal funds and purchase with cash.
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No problem. Whoever wants to buy that PPMC card, just hit me up in PM and I'll set everything up.
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This is a good argument for a secondary chain, such as Litecoin, with a market volume that can support transferring back and forth between BTC and LTC to serve as an additional layer of obfuscation.
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Added bitcoin-power.com to the list of scam sites.
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Can't you just deposit BTC directly into your Neteller account now?
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Hello does anyone accept BTC and in exchange do a transfer to Paypal?
Amounts approx $100
Escrow preferred (but will accept long standing member with good feedback and I will go first)
Thanks
You're going to get a bunch of PMs from brand-new accounts offering to deal with you. Once you're finished, you can post about your experience in Scam Accusations. |
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I guess the lesson that people would compromise their integrity for a whopping 20 BTC lol
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ROFL I love his line "But anyone would have done the same for that much" about scamming 20 BTC. No, Mike. Not everybody would do the same. Not everybody is a sleazebag low-life, such as yourself.
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Klovishey hasn't funded escrow, and I'm pretty sure he has no intention of sending Bitcoin at all. Poptart, I'd advise you to file a dispute with PayPal as soon as possible.
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I sent both thenoblepoptart and klovishey an escrow agreement for the latter to put funds into escrow. No response so far.
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Just load them into your PayPal account and withdraw money? Problem solved.
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