That's weird then because every time I've sent Western Union the agent has stressed to not lose the MTCN code because it's the only way to pick up the money.

Also, found this:

https://thewesternunion.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/13

I think Coinabul should send back 50% to the buyer to split the losses since the USPS are dip shits.

Edit: Or 100% if it wasn't in Coinabul's Terms of Service that any package covered by insurance that was lost in transit and not paid for by the USPS would put the buyer at fault.

I think at least 50% should be refunded either way. You're the one making profit and providing a SAFE service so you should take the fault whenever the buyer doesn't receive his product, no matter what.

Up until the item reaches the buyers hands it should be your responsibility unless stated otherwise in the Terms of Service.

When you send the payment they give you an MTCN code. The one receiving can only pick up the $$$ with the MTCN code. You can also put a secret question but I have never done that.

The only scammer here is the USPS

What's wrong with depositing all the Bitcoins into cold wallets and then keeping the pen-drives in a safe?

If you want a real mission, make it to Japan without flying. You have 2.5 years right

Where Did [Name Here] Go?

And I've been trying to get $2000+ in Bitcoins since they were $16....

I bought a $100 e-gift card off someone for $60 and it got taken out of my account 1 hour later. These really aren't safe to buy unless it's a physical gift card or it's already deposited onto the account. Good luck with your sale, anyone taking this should have some collateral in his hands.

Change your title. People will come here thinking you're buying a MoneyPak per your request.

lol!

Western Union's honestly one of my last options due to the extensive fee's (unless he covers fee's or is from China), I'll check it out though.

I never said they did I was simply asking a question if they did accumulate even AROUND that much a year.

I'm curious as to see the average income of people in the BTC business. It seems like the large exchangers are making a shit load (1M+ a year?)

Looking to buy up to 10 Bitcoins

I can pay with Paypal, Western Union, Amazon, or any other safe method I can use my debit card with. With Amazon you will pay me and I will ship the item directly to your address, I will not use Escrow for Amazon trades but I'm fine with using Escrow for anything else. PM me or post here to discuss details.

Thanks, so he's apologizing for taking people's money but he's still making them pay? Is there a link available to the original thread where this all played out?

Can someone link me to the bet between Matthew Wright and the community?

Why would you just send them $1000 without doing any research? I've used them before for amounts up to $80, but everytime I wanted to exchange funds I always sent it in increments. So say I needed $150, I would send $30, $40, $80. It only took about 20-30 minutes longer and reduced the risk of getting scammed. I wouldn't trust them with $1000 up front but who knows they might be legit.

Yeah so can virtually anything you buy on the internet, what's your point? It's been established that I do have other offers and if I was going to scam somebody or stolen merchandise don't you think I would of taken my first offer? If you're implying I'm a thief you're being ridiculous, anyone who's interested can look at the redemption history if they want to, it's mostly $1-10 codes from multiple people doing surveys.

With every online payment there's a chance of reversal, even with Western Union. The best I can do is transfer the account information into your name including email, home address, PO Box etc. or have Escrow hold the funds while I ship the item to you. Once the item has shipped the funds will be released.