2.3BTC for sale! 350$/BTC !! PAYPAL

[Vilksatus]

Selling 2.3BTC with price 350$ 1 Btc. min amoun for selling is 0.02btc.
PS: Not going first becouse of risk, no matter how trustful you say you are, buyer goes allways first.
With PayPal buyer has riskfree deals (can chargeback anytime)

[markj113]

The paypal scam is getting old fast.

No one will send to you first as your a newbie with 1 post and no trade history.

If you arent willing to use Escrow you can pretty much forget selling here.

[Vilksatus]

then im just going to forget it, but who knows. Buyers still have riskfree

[markj113]

paypal is not risk free.

You have a dodgy paypal account, the funds hit which you then clear and disappear.

Why not post your wallet address holding the 2.3BTC with a signed message to prove you own it?

bet you cant/dont

[redsn0w]

paypal is not risk free.

You have a dodgy paypal account, the funds hit which you then clear and disappear.

Why not post your wallet address holding the 2.3BTC with a signed message to prove you own it?

bet you cant/dont

Yes , can you (Vilksatus) post a signed message from the btc address with that amount? Thanks.

[markj113]

Vilksatus has gone quiet for some reason even though he's online 

[Vilksatus]

Dont worry was online but have real life also next to internet gonna add proof after i get my things done

[nowfel]

there are so many risk if anyone want to trade with you first you're newbie so escrow must second with paypal u can be scammed easily so be careful

[newIndia]

Selling 2.3BTC with price 350$ 1 Btc. min amoun for selling is 0.02btc.
PS: Not going first becouse of risk, no matter how trustful you say you are, buyer goes allways first.
With PayPal buyer has riskfree deals (can chargeback anytime)

Better use a forum escrow. Here is a list of trusted escrow from this forum => https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=855778.0

[Scamalert]

As already pointed out, this is most likely a scam.

1. Why do OP not want to use a trusted escrow? (there is really no good reason why not using an escrow).
2. Where is the signed message to prove that he has the coins?

[Vilksatus]

lol, i cant even be on my real work? without being scammer, lol, i make post of proof and will answer any other question after i go home after work, im not somekind of teenager who doesnt have no more life than just siting in this forum. also i didnt told that i dont accept escrow, realy stupid kids.

[Pichita]

lol, i cant even be on my real work? without being scammer, lol, i make post of proof and will answer any other question after i go home after work, im not somekind of teenager who doesnt have no more life than just siting in this forum. also i didnt told that i dont accept escrow, realy stupid kids.

if you dont accept Escrow , dont make a Obvious post ( PAYPAL - BTC )


Make some good Rep first , then make friends here , and later maybe in 3 or 4 months sell lil ammount btc to your friends here ( Accepting Paypal )

[RodeoX]

Vilksatus, Escrow is now part of any sale involving PayPal or the like. This protects you as well as the buyer. Sending hundreds of dollars to "a guy from the internet" is not going to happen.

[Pichita]

Vilksatus, Escrow is now part of any sale involving PayPal or the like. This protects you as well as the buyer. Sending hundreds of dollars to "a guy from the internet" is not going to happen.

RodeoX can you explain me , how escrow prevent chargeback?

[bit_stacker]

If an honest person sends paypal and the bitcoin is being held by a trusted escrow then three honest people are involved in the trade. So, no chargeback.

What I'd like to know is how the person buying with paypal can prove to the escrow guy that paypal has been sent and sent to the right person. Asking out of real curiousity as I've never had to prove a paypal spend before.

Um, OP, where's your signed message?  At least provide your wallet address with the coin in the mean time.

[Martijnvdc]

How come scammers keep using their accounts with such horrible reputation?
Also, that is a VERY unfair price. Please don't fall for this scam, people...

[RodeoX]

Vilksatus, Escrow is now part of any sale involving PayPal or the like. This protects you as well as the buyer. Sending hundreds of dollars to "a guy from the internet" is not going to happen.

RodeoX can you explain me , how escrow prevent chargeback?

You still have to move the funds you receive out of your PP account. I think one can do a chargeback 90 days after the transaction. That is longer than the escrow so the process might go like this:

Seller sends BTC to escrow.
Buyer sends funds to PP.
Seller moves PP money to other account.
Escrow sends BTC to buyer.

Now the seller has secured funds that can't be drawn back and buyer has BTC, which can't be taken back either.

[markj113]

The guy is an obvious scammer, 13hrs later and still no btc address of the wallet holding the funds or signed message.

[moreia]

then im just going to forget it, but who knows. Buyers still have riskfree

Scammer leave the forum. Thanks