If anyone wants to buy BTC from Bitstamp let me know

[bitcoinkerala]

I am leaving India on July 15th ..
I work in a country where I have more freedom than my own India.
I have a verified Bitstamp account and I usually send Dollars from my foreign account.
The country I live in, I can send upto 100,000 Dollars from bank to any account to any country without any questions asked.
I can go to a currency exchange shop and exchange upto 100,000 Dollars without any ID proof or Passport copy
India is too corrupted and the Banking system is a failure that is why I park all my funds abroad ..


So here is the deal .. if you want to buy BTC from Bitstamp (no service charge , no tax , just 18$ fees for wire transfer) just let me know , I can help my fellow Indians

Looking forward to meet you all through Google hangout today at Delhi Meetup

[Divinespark]

Why should we trust you with our money?
Is there anybody who has done this with you before and can vouch for you?

[rohnearner]

Why should we trust you with our money?
Is there anybody who has done this with you before and can vouch for you?

haha yeah.. I too believe that you should never trust someone with your money online.. But this guy seems nice , there are few here who'll vouch for him.

[Benson Samuel]

Why should we trust you with our money?
Is there anybody who has done this with you before and can vouch for you?

haha yeah.. I too believe that you should never trust someone with your money online.. But this guy seems nice , there are few here who'll vouch for him.

Yep, escrow.ms had vouched for him earlier as well.

[bitcoinisfurture]

Well it will be useful only if someone buys in bulk isn't it?

If someone buys 1 BTC or less it will be costlier then IGOT prices in India. IGOT prices are usually 10-12 $ more then Bitstamp prices.

 

[Sindelar1938]

How onerous is the KYC on Igot? What degree of privacy is available to users?
Grateful for any qualified feedback