What rate you use?

Looking trusted member only.  I can send first.  Send PM please.

I can do it with escrow PM me

I was told that while you can't specifically pick a transaction id.  You can manipulate it so if you know the one number you need in you can make it match up.
I maybe misunderstand the hashing.  I just hashed the secret number with bitaddress.org and after I reveal it anyone can verify it.
I think you are not clear on how this works.  Maybe its a canadian thing.

If you want to send your two inches over there go ahead.  They could probably use it more then BTC.  It's not like they are going to convert it to PayPal or Amazon gift card.  If I wanted to scam you think I would do it for more then 25USD.
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Forgot to add payment address so all can see the transactions.   
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Auction for a dozen MPM 1/10 Oz Silver MPM Silver Rounds older style not the new train ones.  I sold come on bitmit.  https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/36003-1-10-oz-silver-mpm-bullion-coin  You can bid for one or all.  Use format 1 @ .xxx BTC  Auction ends 6/10 @ 12 midnight PST.  Shipping to US only by regular envelope.  If your transaction ids last number is a certain secret number your order is free.  So you have a 10% chance of getting it for free.  This is a hash of that number.  5JDtdagNB8Xx5Qj2kiBSYPHQ4ctaEyQoj5S1eaoWqxkZZUzbXag  Good luck.

I see.  I wanted to do an auction for multiple items with a chance to get it for free and use for example the last digit of the transaction id as a determiner as to who gets it free.  I guess I can still do that with a hash of some sort of multiplier and reveal it afterwards and apply it to each incoming transaction id to see who won but it is a bit bulky and not easily explained to a regular user.

I agree it is easily reversible and sucks donkey ballz but I've never heard of anyone having funds taken and accounts frozen for a payment from an account that got a bad payment and then resent the balance.  It's certainly much better then simply taking a payment directly.  Isn't it?

Maybe someone can answer a question for me.  Are transaction id's random or maybe a better question is how random are they?  I'm thinking of doing a promotion/lottery type giveaway and want to have the transaction id determine who the winner is.  That way it is provably fair.

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Escrow needs to be held only for as long as the btc seller withdraws his funds or about 3-5 days maximum.  Even if the buyer initiates any type of dispute later the escrow account is at 0 by then.

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The problem with PayPal is that it is reversible but from my understanding it is only reversible to one account level meaning that if Bill sends $ to Joe and Joe sends those funds to Ann then even if it turns out Bill was a total scammer Ann's payment could not be reversed.  If such is true would the community have need of a PayPal escrow.  Granted the fees would probably be somewhere in the 10-20% range but given the premiums I've seen elsewhere for PayPal payments that seems cheap.  Basically the escrow would have a PayPal account and when someone wants to buy or sell through PayPal the funds would be resent through said PayPal account and btc held in escrow until the btc seller received the paypal funds and withdrawn them from his account.  This way both parties are secure and even if many days later it turns out the buyer used a stolen CC or account PP would not have any claim to the BTC sellers account.