Here is a thread for your inspection.

The thread has more than 25,000 views, and hundreds of comments. You will see it is filled with lots of happy clients, and there are zero complaints from any past customers.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=237164.0

When the time comes to sell the bitcoin (assuming you are in the USA) Bitcoin-Brokers can handle it all for you.

Just submit a request ticket through the help desk and speak with Dan to arrange everything.

www.Bitcoin-Brokers.org

Are you piggybacking this on the backbone of www.paynearme.com?

The sellers never have the option of setting the rates. That's not how it has ever worked.

Here are the 2 options that sellers have:

1)They have their rates set at the time the deposit is made into their account. This is the timestamp option. If you want this...just request it. If I have it, it's yours.

2)Bitcoin-Brokers sets the rates at the time the bitcoin is transferred to your wallet. In 99% of these types of transactions the prices are set and bitcoin transferred to the buyer's wallet within minutes after they submit their proof of deposit slips.

So once again, so there is zero misunderstanding. The sellers NEVER have the ability to choose the rates.

In fact, the buyers are the ones who hold much more control than the sellers with respect to when the rates are set by virtue of their own choosing of the timing of the deposit in the case of a seller who works under the first rate setting option.

I greatly appreciate the endorsement. Thanks!

Bump

If I had a dollar for every time I have emailed that site and been ignored....................

Management doesn't even has the professionalism to reply to emails.

Why post an email address if you are not going to reply?

Bitcoin-Brokers can arrange a cash deposit into your HSBC bank account in Canada if you wish.

Here is the Bitcoin-Brokers 20,000 view thread:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=237164.0

If you are interested, feel free to contact Dan through the help desk at www.Bitcoin-Brokers.org

If you can accept a cash deposit into a major US bank, Bitcoin-Brokers just opened the doors to additional sellers today.

These could be converted into a cash deposit for free if you are interested.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=237164.0

There are now additional openings for sellers.

Requirements:

1)US bank account(s) at a major bank(s)
2)Bitcoin that needs to be sold.

Please contact Dan at the help desk at www.Bitcoin-Brokers.org to start selling your bitcoin free of charge.

Canadian Tire Dollars?

I apologize if you are unhappy with the change but let's review this.

We changed the terms, yes, but as you pointed out, the FAQ section was changed to advise clients of that change.

I don't understand how you find this to be "vague". It is about as clear as it can be stated.

As far as your comment about sitting on a client's money for up to 24 hours....99% of fundings occur in under 60 minutes.

In addition to the fact that fundings typically occur within minutes, there is zero benefit for Bitcoin-Brokers to try to time the pricing of your bitcoin. The Bitcoin-Broker fee is 2% regardless what prices do. It makes zero difference to Bitcoin-Brokers whether prices are moving up or down because the profit is always the same.

As far as your comment of "YOU CANNOT DO that MAN!"

Respectfully, "yes I can".

Most of the bitcoin is sourced from the actual exchanges when it is sold to you, so the pricing needs to be set in this manner. Otherwise the following scenario could occur:

1)Your deposit is made.
2)By the time you submit the documents as proof of deposit, prices have risen substantially.
3)The seller would be forced into selling you bitcoin at a loss. Obviously this cannot occur, otherwise the sellers will not allow you to use their bank account to buy your bitcoin in the first place. They need to be guaranteed a profit to offer you this service.

That's why you:

1)Make the deposit
2)Submit proof that deposit has been made
3)Deposit is verified by Bitcoin-Brokers, and then sent off to seller as proof.
4)Seller logs into online banking and verifies deposit is actually in their bank account.
5)Seller logs into their account at an exchange and purchases your bitcoin for you.

There are some sellers who sell their bitcoin without sourcing from the exchanges. These sellers have acquired their bitcoin through mining, or some other enterprise which nets them bitcoin which needs to be sold off. These types of sellers are less concerned with the intra-day movements of bitcoin prices, and as a result they set their prices according to the timestamp on your deposit receipt (which is what it sounds like you are looking for in a transaction).

I would suggest on your next order, that you request a seller who prices their bitcoin based on the timestamp, as compared to one who sources from an exchange. If there is supply available through one of these sellers, I will be happy to offer you these instead since it really makes zero difference to Bitcoin-Brokers which seller is chosen.

Hopefully, this offers you a better understanding as to why it has to happen this way.

If you can pay current rates then I suggest you look at Bitcoin-Brokers' 20,000 view thread found here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=237164.0

100 BTC can easily be purchased with a simple cash deposit at any of the following banks:

Bank of America
Chase
Wells Fargo
PNC
Citi
SunTrust
Key
TD

Bitcoin in your wallet the same day as the deposit.

Everything has been taken care of now.

Thanks for your help.

There is an immediate opening for up to 2 new sellers currently.

To qualify, you will need to hold an account at either:

CampBX or BTC-e

Additionally, you will need to hold an account at a major US bank.

Please contact Dan through the help desk at www.Bitcoin-Brokers.org if you are interested.

Is there a representative from CampBX who hangs out on these forums?

Having a problem with the sign up process and nobody seems to answer any of their emails, and they don't seem to answer their telephone, and they don't return any of the messages left on their answering machine.

You can buy the entire $1,000-$2,000 with a single cash deposit at any of the following banks and have the bitcoin the exact same day:

Bank of America
Chase
Wells Fargo
PNC
Suntrust
Citi
TD




Here is a 20,000 view thread discussing Bitcoin-Broker's service:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=237164.msg3405186#msg3405186

Thanks.

I would say that most of the transactions actually complete within an hour.

Thanks guys.

My name is Dan and I am the owner of www.Bitcoin-Brokers.org. Here is a 20,000 view thread so you can see that I already have hundreds of clients who have worked with me over the last several months:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=237164.0

I am looking for Japanese partners (people living in Japan, not necessarily of Japan descent) who want to make some money with the arbitrage opportunity which exists with MtGox and the other exchanges.

Here is a rough idea of how we can do it:

I am a Canadian. I can purchase the bitcoin from CAVirtex which is the cheapest exchange. It is usually cheaper than BTC-e, Bitstamp, and Coinbase. You need to be a Canadian to gain access to this market.

I transfer the bitcoin to you, and you sell it on MtGox immediately.

Once MtGox sends you the money for the sold bitcoin, you wire transfer the funds back to me and we repeat the process.

To qualify for this, you must speak English, must have at least $5,000 to work with, and hold an account at a Japanese bank, as well as an account at MtGox.

I know there are wire transfer fees, and currency exchange fees, but there is enough profit that we can make this work.

PM me if you want to start making money.