In addition to what has been said above, your privacy policy, terms of services are not made. Your social media pages are empty, the team behind this project is not known.

There is a lack of validation rules and error messages when it comes to making an account, login etc.

In other words, you didn't put much effort and people are not going to trust you with their funds for that reason. The way it's looking is that you're trying to attract people with this daily bonus feature so you could get people to deposit their money.

I wasn't willing to do any kind of verification so I looked more and found that Bitrefill.com sell Amazon.de gift cards. I appreciate the help.

Why are the silvers accounts more pricey than the Gold nova and MG ones as well? I also can't seem to find the bitcoin option? I added accounts to the cart and I can only see PayPal and credit cards.

There is a reason on why escrows don't do these transactions. Gift cards can be chargebacked just like PayPal transcations for example so even If redeeming the card works, issues could happen afterwards and escrows usually don't want to take such responsability.

I'm buying Amazon.de (German) gift cards at 80-85%. I'm buying around 100-150€.

Gift cards can be chargebacked so If you're not a reputable seller, I'm not interested in trading with you.

Alternatively, you could use Blocknomics or Chain.so API.

It all depend on what you're trying to achieve but since these APIs meet your needs, I suggest checking the rate limits.

As the title says, I have 70$ and looking for 1:1 exchange for PayPal with preev.com rates. I don't mind going first with trustworthy members.

I'm not willing to trade with anyone with negative trust or low ranked so please don't bother here.

I gave you merit, you're a junior member now. BitInka_User was last online three days ago so you might have better response If you try and private message him again.

I doubt the posts still exists because I searched on the forums and it only gave the OP's thread a result.

Shouldn't be there some kind of verification (proof of ownership) for the email address? I managed to make multiple wallets using the same email address and different passwords, is that the expected behavior? Nevermind, that should be it since nothing leaves the browser and goes to your servers. Aside from that, few suggestions:

- I'm not sure about sending, but it might be a good idea to support native SegWit (bc1).
- If you're going to enforce people to use a strong password, maybe just give them a hint of the characters and length they should use.
- Instead of a blank page, It's better to display an error message in case the webcam is not plugged or cannot be accessed.

I found another solution and apparently everyone is using Amazon.de and Amazon.co.uk which ships to Denmark. But just to be sure I got you right. If I find someone who could buy the item from a danish website, all he has to have is a credit card? He doesn't have to be a Danish citizen or anything and he could just fill the shipping info with my details?

If you want something that has both BTC and ETH, then you have Coinomi which is probably the most used one, Eidoo, and Enjin. Unlike the options suggested aboveo, these wallets are not open source though, and even though there have been no reports about a scam, use them at your own risk.

You can start by checking this list. The 'can be anon' column should represent whether you'll need to provide personal data or not or also check the virtual ones because you want to simply do online shopping (not that many). As for the countries, cards should work everywhere Visa or MasterCard are accepted, It's only ordering the cards that is limited to certain countries, not using them but as said above, it could be very hard to find something with all your preferences.

1. Why fees on deposits instead of withdrawals?
2. You're based on Czech Republic and yet the website is available in English and French? (After selecting French, nothing happens).
3. Your blog posts are copied from other sites like newsbtc without mentioning the source.
4. Where are your offices?
5. Who is the team behind your exchange?
6. Your three last facebook publications have 12 likes, that looks like bots more than a coincidence.

It depends how you're going to do it but I don't suggest doing that, it might be considered as spam and you'll have negative trust in your profile which will have a bad impact in your service.

I'm not sure these exchange features are something we need to be honest. There might be some problems in the future where people are forced to do KYC verification and even though Trezor will probably be using a third party service like Simplex in this case, people would still blame Trezor so as convenient it is to use ShapeShift, Changelly, Paybis etc. directly from your wallet I wouldn't suggest it that much.

My conclusion came based on two things:

1. The current repository has version 1.1 as the first release which means that 1.0 might have been somewhere else (in the link you gave).

2. Whoever posted that release wanted to give credit to OutCast3k. I don't this is likely because coinb.in was not famous back then, so someone hosting something for phishing people is unlikely.

Either way though, I wouldn't suggest using it even If it was from the original creator, because it might contain a lot of bugs.

I like the idea of the website, and If it's fast, it's even better since It's sometimes very hard to find people to buy from or sell to when it comes to P2P platforms.

It's definitely useful, but If you want to have a stronger and bigger userbase, It might be a good idea to target U.S cards.

As for advertising, I'm not sure how profitable this business is for you and If you're willing to pay for making it more popular, but If you're interested in growing it, I would suggest start a signature campaign and participating in auctions for the forum ad slots.

What I'm planning to do currently is this buy from Amazon.com on the U.S, ship them to Shipito (reship company) and then send them to Denmark.

This solution is clearly more expensive as I'll have to pay for the shipping (DHL).

Alternatively, I was thinking about finding someone from the forums, who could buy me using his credit card online, send it to an address in Denmark and I'll pay him in BTC but it could be hard to find Danish residents probably but If I have the address and the names etc. I guess I could ask anyone with a credit card number to do this and not necessarily a Danish resident? (Not used to shop online).

My question is whether there are services (something like Amazon) that I could shop online from in Denmark and where I could using BTC.

Tether is based on Bitcoin's blockchain so a USDT transaction is actually a bitcoin transaction, therefore you will always need to pay fees.

I've never tried the wallet, and I don't suggest it because it's not even open source but I managed to find Bitpie for that purpose, so instead of paying BTC fees, you will be paying USDT.