Wow. Thanks for the notification. Location changed from San Francisco to New York.

BEWARE! BITODEX SCAM!!!!! BTC purchase Commission = 100%!

(What keywords to type here to enable google search data mining crawling later?)

Furthermore, this is the reply of PayPal re: my purchase dispute (I cannot dispute, so I sent them an email asking them to query this user):

Thank you for contacting PayPal Customer Support. My name is Nurdin and I am happy to assist you with your query.

Thanks for the information you sent regarding this seller, Verners Veveris.  As the item you brought is intangible, according to PayPal legal agreement, we are unable to investigate claims involving Virtual or Intangible items.

PayPal's Buyer Complaint policy only applies to tangible, physical goods that can be shipped. Payments for intangible items, services, licenses, or other digital content are not eligible for dispute resolution. In addition, items prohibited in the PayPal Acceptable Use policy are ineligible.
Though PayPal will not take any action on either account for your case at this time, we do keep track of buyer complaints and have noted your dissatisfaction in the seller's account. Sellers who consistently are subject to buyer complaints are investigated.

If you'd like more information please have a look at the Buyer Complaint Policy in our Legal Agreement. You can find specific information by clicking on their link at the bottom of any PayPal page.

Hope this clarification answered your enquiry. Thank you for choosing PayPal.

Please let me know if you need further assistance.

Sincerely,
Nurdin
Protection Services Department
PayPal, an eBay Company

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Today is 23 February 2015, and my 0.2278631 (as of the price of 12 February 2015) BTC simply NEVER ARRIVE. So, just a matter of confirmation, this www.bitodex.com is awfully a SCAM.

Thanks everybody !

I had posted a ticket with the Contact Us Form webpage (email not displayed) just immediately after I checked the PayPal payment had been cleared by the recipient yesterday. Again, no response up to this very moment, nothing, nada.

I suppose I have been scammed, and yes, I did not go through the due diligence process of reviewing well enough www.bitodex.com prior to making any transaction with him. (licking my wound)

(tomorrow will try to post a complaint with PayPal, see if it can get thru.) (last time I checked was before I posted this question here: Paypal last page (after some nexts) declared "cannot be disputed". {Bitodex.com purposefully asked to send the money to their paypal address stated "Not as a Purchase", but as money sent to friend or family} Maybe there is some other non conventional way such as emailing Paypal to at least ask them to have a look with previous transactions of this address they recorded, so at least somebody after me would not just walk the same dead road down here.  the feeling is awful)

I stumbled upon www.bitodex.com website on 12 feb 2015 and immediately noticed its extraordinary offer of bitcoin at zero commission.

I quickly submitted the payment via paypal (payment submitted as money sent to family or friend thus cannot be opened for any dispute later) for the minimum amount of $50 and asked to wait 36 hours for verification.

I noticed later in my paypal transaction that the money had been received by Verners Veveris on 12 feb 2015 but even after 59 hours (as of now), I haven't received my bitcoin yet.

Question: is this a scam website?

Until today, I  have made several deposits through PayPal to Cryptonit.net, which is the very first reason why I chose Cryptonit.net over any other exchanges. PayPal method also soothes my nerves a little bit in the beginning since it somehow suggests a Pass verification for this new exchange I was not at all familiar with. PayPal also shortens the time to bring my fund into the whole bitcoin processing system into just a literal snap.

As soon as I deposited my Dollar, I immediately exchanged them to Bitcoin, and immediately made the Withdrawal request. (Ooh, I like the additional email verification procedure at Cryptonit.net very much too). At this point, does my nerve start to get uneasy again, as the complete round (bitcoin finally put into my designated wallet) could take up from 2 to 12 hours (the latter was the last time which is today). (today is Saturday though, but I thought there is no holiday for bitcoin exchange, hmm...  and of course I have to tolerate the time difference between my locale and the owners' domicile)

The programmers have made Cryptonit.net a joyful place to exchange part of my fiat value into my secret reserve of digital value, time waiting for coin to arrive apart. Site is easy to navigate, information is easy enough to find, overall this exchange has so much potential. Tickets are responded to quickly enough, encouraging firsttimers to go through the whole process in confidence, despite jitters in a newbie's mental struggle.

So, my take: go for it but carefully. Deposit and withdraw in small steps, while helping this enterprise prosper into something really useful for the future stampeding public. Digital coins are here to stay until stars colonization era.

Just my 2 bitcents.