"The Finders" A Finders Fee Group

[mrquackquack]

This is a new group for people offering "FINDERS FEES". What this entails is.. Here is an example- Timmy wants to sell his Bitcoin.Timmy puts a 5% "FINDERS FEE" to anyone who can find Timmy a buyer for his Bitcoin. Please post applicable messages only here. Thanks again.

[Bitcoinmeetups.org]

I have tried to make similar threads in the past but usually they just disappear after a while because there are so many posts on bitcointalk.org

[mrquackquack]

Well it's a novel idea, some people may be interested and if you offer an incentive it might reach more people. People like incentives.

[buwaytress]

Forgive me for possibly making this more complicated than it already is but why would Timmy need help finding a buyer if he can't already sell it p2p? Am I missing something in this idea that has been tried but never taken off? Possibly someone trying to sell above market price? If so, am trying to imagine who'd buy it at that market price.

Why not just sell 2% below market at P2P and save on the finder's fee?

No intention to troll at all. Trying to understand why I'd do this (I LBC most of my bitcoin).

[akamit]

Forgive me for possibly making this more complicated than it already is but why would Timmy need help finding a buyer if he can't already sell it p2p? Am I missing something in this idea that has been tried but never taken off? Possibly someone trying to sell above market price? If so, am trying to imagine who'd buy it at that market price.

Why not just sell 2% below market at P2P and save on the finder's fee?

No intention to troll at all. Trying to understand why I'd do this (I LBC most of my bitcoin).

Most probably this method is meant to be for the privacy issue, as the KYC is mandatory in most platforms.
Another reason could be, for those peoples who move large amounts, maybe corporates, maybe terrorists or maybe money launderers those who need more & more privacy... not sure tho.

There is LocalCryptos to avoid KYC but I guess volume could be an issue.

[Oilacris]

Forgive me for possibly making this more complicated than it already is but why would Timmy need help finding a buyer if he can't already sell it p2p? Am I missing something in this idea that has been tried but never taken off? Possibly someone trying to sell above market price? If so, am trying to imagine who'd buy it at that market price.

Why not just sell 2% below market at P2P and save on the finder's fee?

No intention to troll at all. Trying to understand why I'd do this (I LBC most of my bitcoin).

Most probably this method is meant to be for the privacy issue, as the KYC is mandatory in most platforms.
Another reason could be, for those peoples who move large amounts, maybe corporates, maybe terrorists or maybe money launderers those who need more & more privacy... not sure tho.

There is LocalCryptos to avoid KYC but I guess volume could be an issue.

Thats definitely the reason why would other people would really be interested into this idea.Just like on my local board where you do have finders fee
if you do able to find some buyers of said sellers. They've done it thru p2p transaction and of course that would be on lower than on market price
and usually these kind of transactions are for bulk ones.

[buwaytress]

Most probably this method is meant to be for the privacy issue, as the KYC is mandatory in most platforms.
Another reason could be, for those peoples who move large amounts, maybe corporates, maybe terrorists or maybe money launderers those who need more & more privacy... not sure tho.

There is LocalCryptos to avoid KYC but I guess volume could be an issue.

Thats definitely the reason why would other people would really be interested into this idea.Just like on my local board where you do have finders fee
if you do able to find some buyers of said sellers. They've done it thru p2p transaction and of course that would be on lower than on market price
and usually these kind of transactions are for bulk ones.

To my understanding, those who want major volumes at rates under the market go established OTC -- trusted custodials with a reputation and even insurance. I can't see them coming here to look for a lot of unknown variables and discuss such transactions in a public space.

Much less so if KYC's a concern for them. They'd definitely just seek out an offshore OTC via a trustee. OR just go Bisq and the like, P2P with escrow and no KYC. Volume is an issue solvable very quickly if price is below market.