Buying Bitcoins in Canada. 100+ BTC. Trusted sellers only.

[dannyspk]

Topic says it all. I can do Interac-e transfers, Visa Direct and Bank transfers. I'm trying to get through Kraken and get CAD deposited there. Until then, whoever wants to sell, please message me.

[monbux]

I can help you out, yes... but it seems that you were quite inactive here and you cannot sign a message to prove that you are the original owner of your account because you never posted a single address... 
Do you have any rep on any other site I can refer to?

[dannyspk]

Hmm. Good question. I am on BitLendingClub, but never had any major activity. I've always dealt with major exchanges mostly. I have done 3 trades at LBC totally. So, please tell me if you have anything specific in mind and I'll be able to provide most likely.

[Quickseller]

I can help you out, yes... but it seems that you were quite inactive here and you cannot sign a message to prove that you are the original owner of your account because you never posted a single address... 
Do you have any rep on any other site I can refer to?

Do you need to be trusted in order to accept these kinds of payment methods? I am not familiar with any of them, however they sound reversible based on their names and trusting someone with 100 BTC worth of a reversible payment method is a lot, even with massive amounts of reputation.

[hedgy73]

I can help you out, yes... but it seems that you were quite inactive here and you cannot sign a message to prove that you are the original owner of your account because you never posted a single address...  
Do you have any rep on any other site I can refer to?

Do you need to be trusted in order to accept these kinds of payment methods? I am not familiar with any of them, however they sound reversible based on their names and trusting someone with 100 BTC worth of a reversible payment method is a lot, even with massive amounts of reputation.

Monbux is no fool he'll be alright, hell will freeze over before he loses any btc to a scam .

EDIT: Not saying this is, but someone wanting to buy 100btc out of the blue with no trade history is unusual.

[master-P]

Do you need to be trusted in order to accept these kinds of payment methods? I am not familiar with any of them, however they sound reversible based on their names and trusting someone with 100 BTC worth of a reversible payment method is a lot, even with massive amounts of reputation.

Definitely for interac e-transfer since they can be reversed and can do serious damage to your accounts/relationship with your bank. As for bank transfer or cash deposit, those have less risk to it but can still be abused. Personally I would only accept cash deposit with pure cash including the cash deposit receipt as proof to make sure it was a cash and not a cheque/transfer deposit as those can also be reversed.

[Quickseller]

Do you need to be trusted in order to accept these kinds of payment methods? I am not familiar with any of them, however they sound reversible based on their names and trusting someone with 100 BTC worth of a reversible payment method is a lot, even with massive amounts of reputation.

Definitely for interac e-transfer since they can be reversed and can do serious damage to your accounts/relationship with your bank. As for bank transfer or cash deposit, those have less risk to it but can still be abused. Personally I would only accept cash deposit with pure cash including the cash deposit receipt as proof to make sure it was a cash and not a cheque/transfer deposit as those can also be reversed.

From the looks of it, I don't see cash deposit listed. Is that what a "bank transfer" is called in Canada?

Even if you are accepting a cash deposit, if you are selling 100 BTC worth then I am sure that large of a cash deposit would trigger some eyebrows to be raised at your bank.

[master-P]

From the looks of it, I don't see cash deposit listed. Is that what a "bank transfer" is called in Canada?

Even if you are accepting a cash deposit, if you are selling 100 BTC worth then I am sure that large of a cash deposit would trigger some eyebrows to be raised at your bank.

You're right, cash deposit isn't listed by OP. Bank transfer definitely does not mean cash deposit in my books, and to the majority of the LBC community in Canada. To me, cash deposit is when the buyer goes to the bank teller with cash in hand and deposits the cash (bills/coins) to the seller's specified account. Then he (or the teller) will write his own full name on the receipt + stating that the deposit was sent to the seller (username or name) and that it is not to be reversed. This is how most people sell bitcoins on LBC in Canada for cash because there is a high risk of having payments reversed even when it's a bank to bank transfer. When dealing with pure cash bills and coins, it is lot less likely and way more difficult for the buyer to try and defraud the seller.

[hedgy73]

Do you need to be trusted in order to accept these kinds of payment methods? I am not familiar with any of them, however they sound reversible based on their names and trusting someone with 100 BTC worth of a reversible payment method is a lot, even with massive amounts of reputation.

Definitely for interac e-transfer since they can be reversed and can do serious damage to your accounts/relationship with your bank. As for bank transfer or cash deposit, those have less risk to it but can still be abused. Personally I would only accept cash deposit with pure cash including the cash deposit receipt as proof to make sure it was a cash and not a cheque/transfer deposit as those can also be reversed.

From the looks of it, I don't see cash deposit listed. Is that what a "bank transfer" is called in Canada?

Even if you are accepting a cash deposit, if you are selling 100 BTC worth then I am sure that large of a cash deposit would trigger some eyebrows to be raised at your bank.

Bank transfer is different to cash deposit either way it will raise eyebrows especially in a single transaction.

I've heard banks have deposit or transfer triggers for certain amounts for investigation, this can be personal or business accounts.

They're shit hot on this in the UK now, not sure about other countries.

EDIT: You need to have a cast iron excuse where the moneys come from and for what.

[master-P]

Bank transfer is different to cash deposit either way it will raise eyebrows especially in a single transaction.

I've heard banks have deposit or transfer triggers for certain amounts for investigation, this can be personal or business accounts.

They're shit hot on this in the UK now, not sure about other countries.

EDIT: You need to have a cast iron excuse where the moneys come from and for what.

Based on my experience with banking in Canada, whenever a transaction larger than $8k appears they usually place a "hold" on it and call me asking me where it's coming from, bitcoin related or not.

[hedgy73]

Bank transfer is different to cash deposit either way it will raise eyebrows especially in a single transaction.

I've heard banks have deposit or transfer triggers for certain amounts for investigation, this can be personal or business accounts.

They're shit hot on this in the UK now, not sure about other countries.

EDIT: You need to have a cast iron excuse where the moneys come from and for what.

Based on my experience with banking in Canada, whenever a transaction larger than $8k appears they usually place a "hold" on it and call me asking me where it's coming from, bitcoin related or not.

Yes I agree, I've had calls from my bank for £2k+ ($3100) transfers asking what its for on both personal and business accounts with different banks. This has been the same here for a few years.

They are obliged by law to look into it, I'm not sure what the exact trigger figure is.