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September 08, 2015, 09:12:57 PM |
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Hi... I have almost US$ 8,00 in a Paypal account and I Want to transform these few bucks in some satoshis. Where can I do this with safe?
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Mickeyb
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September 08, 2015, 09:16:19 PM |
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Hi... I have almost US$ 8,00 in a Paypal account and I Want to transform these few bucks in some satoshis. Where can I do this with safe? Honestly for such a low amount, nowhere. You might be the best off posting into Currency Exchange thread here on the forum. I am sure someone will sell you this amount since it's really low so they won't be afraid of the chargeback. For bigger amounts you have virwox but they are taking about 15% on fees and maybe localbitcoins.com, but even there everyone will want that you are well verified and you will pay very high prices.
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September 08, 2015, 09:31:08 PM |
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with paypal people could scam you even for only $8
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notlist3d
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September 08, 2015, 09:34:19 PM |
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with paypal people could scam you even for only $8
Sadly this is true. I would never sell BTC for paypal. The ones that do charge big fees as a lot of issues with paypal. I really suggest saving up and getting a good exchange. You will really like it being able to buy BTC straight from checking account. Much easier and nicer.
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rkandrades (OP)
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September 08, 2015, 09:36:10 PM |
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with paypal people could scam you even for only $8
Yes... I know. But even after many confirmations on blockchain?
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September 08, 2015, 09:56:51 PM |
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with paypal people could scam you even for only $8
Yes... I know. But even after many confirmations on blockchain? problem is not on bitcoin side, but on paypal. simply, because bitcoin TX is non-reversible and paypal TX is reversible. considering this, is quite stupid idea to accept such deals and trade bitcoin via paypal or vice versa. I recommend you to withdraw those bucks from paypal, go to localbitcoins.com, meet somebody personally, chat about bitcoin with him and make a deal. personally and in real world.
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SparkedDev
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September 08, 2015, 10:09:23 PM |
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with paypal people could scam you even for only $8
Yes... I know. But even after many confirmations on blockchain? problem is not on bitcoin side, but on paypal. simply, because bitcoin TX is non-reversible and paypal TX is reversible. considering this, is quite stupid idea to accept such deals and trade bitcoin via paypal or vice versa. I recommend you to withdraw those bucks from paypal, go to localbitcoins.com, meet somebody personally, chat about bitcoin with him and make a deal. personally and in real world. That or just sign up with an exchange with that much in your account im sure you have a verified bank account attached. So might as well just sign up for an exchange attach bank account get btc.
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bitcoinmar
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September 08, 2015, 10:18:15 PM |
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The amount is very less and some sites taking too much fees and you are newbie just because of this its not working for you right now try to arrange some more then hope you can exchange through virewox
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rkandrades (OP)
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September 08, 2015, 10:54:50 PM |
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with paypal people could scam you even for only $8
Yes... I know. But even after many confirmations on blockchain? problem is not on bitcoin side, but on paypal. simply, because bitcoin TX is non-reversible and paypal TX is reversible. considering this, is quite stupid idea to accept such deals and trade bitcoin via paypal or vice versa. I recommend you to withdraw those bucks from paypal, go to localbitcoins.com, meet somebody personally, chat about bitcoin with him and make a deal. personally and in real world. If a bitcoin transaction is non-reversible, when I receive the satoshis I could make the payment via Paypal. I won't lose the received satoshis. For me it looks good. What's the problem with this idea?
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EcuaMobi
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September 08, 2015, 11:00:00 PM |
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with paypal people could scam you even for only $8
Yes... I know. But even after many confirmations on blockchain? problem is not on bitcoin side, but on paypal. simply, because bitcoin TX is non-reversible and paypal TX is reversible. considering this, is quite stupid idea to accept such deals and trade bitcoin via paypal or vice versa. I recommend you to withdraw those bucks from paypal, go to localbitcoins.com, meet somebody personally, chat about bitcoin with him and make a deal. personally and in real world. If a bitcoin transaction is non-reversible, when I receive the satoshis I could make the payment via Paypal. I won't lose the received satoshis. For me it looks good. What's the problem with this idea? Sure you wouldn't lose the satoshis, and may never send the PayPal funds (who could force you?) or even if you send them you may charge back several months later (so not even an escrow could force you to fulfill the deal). So of course there's no risk for you at all with the method you propose. The problem is for the other party. Nobody will/should deal that way.
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rkandrades (OP)
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September 08, 2015, 11:14:27 PM |
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with paypal people could scam you even for only $8
Yes... I know. But even after many confirmations on blockchain? problem is not on bitcoin side, but on paypal. simply, because bitcoin TX is non-reversible and paypal TX is reversible. considering this, is quite stupid idea to accept such deals and trade bitcoin via paypal or vice versa. I recommend you to withdraw those bucks from paypal, go to localbitcoins.com, meet somebody personally, chat about bitcoin with him and make a deal. personally and in real world. If a bitcoin transaction is non-reversible, when I receive the satoshis I could make the payment via Paypal. I won't lose the received satoshis. For me it looks good. What's the problem with this idea? Sure you wouldn't lose the satoshis, and may never send the PayPal funds (who could force you?) or even if you send them you may charge back several months later (so not even an escrow could force you to fulfill the deal). So of course there's no risk for you at all with the method you propose. The problem is for the other party. Nobody will/should deal that way. Well... I'm brazilian and brazilians are very honest men.
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marky89
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September 09, 2015, 12:55:37 AM |
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Hi... I have almost US$ 8,00 in a Paypal account and I Want to transform these few bucks in some satoshis. Where can I do this with safe? For a higher amount (and if you were willing to pay a very hefty fee), I would say Virwox. For this amount, I would go to the Marketplace/Currency Exchange forum and find a very reputable trader who will do this for you. I never deal with Paypal due to the possibility of reversal of payments, so I stress finding a reputable trader who is leveraging his reputation against this risk.
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Chabacano
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September 09, 2015, 01:02:08 AM |
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Hi... I have almost US$ 8,00 in a Paypal account and I Want to transform these few bucks in some satoshis. Where can I do this with safe? Well, if you want $8 on btc, the best way to do it is by buying to people , here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=65.0 Believe me, I bought btc in this page " Virwox.com" they took like 20% of fees. Good luck!
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September 09, 2015, 01:09:51 AM |
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Hi... I have almost US$ 8,00 in a Paypal account and I Want to transform these few bucks in some satoshis. Where can I do this with safe? Well, if you want $8 on btc, the best way to do it is by buying to people , here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=65.0 Believe me, I bought btc in this page " Virwox.com" they took like 20% of fees. Good luck! buying to people in the lending section? LOL all i can suggest the OP since he is just a newbie here, try using virwox, even you will pay much fees, both party will be safe from chargeback
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kampretkabur
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September 09, 2015, 02:51:27 AM |
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better try to find an exchanger or person who trade currencies, there are many of them on facebook,but usually if u are new to them, youll be the one who tranfer first
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rkandrades (OP)
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September 09, 2015, 03:19:03 AM |
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better try to find an exchanger or person who trade currencies, there are many of them on facebook,but usually if u are new to them, youll be the one who tranfer first
It seems the best option for now... But can't I find this person here? It should be a lot of exchangers in this forum. Right?
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kampretkabur
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September 09, 2015, 03:52:28 AM |
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better try to find an exchanger or person who trade currencies, there are many of them on facebook,but usually if u are new to them, youll be the one who tranfer first
It seems the best option for now... But can't I find this person here? It should be a lot of exchangers in this forum. Right? i dont know bout that, but facebook offer more details about identity, would be easier to trust someone there than here
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luciann
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September 09, 2015, 04:16:44 AM |
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Your best bet, would be using your paypal to pay a friends invoice and use that cash.
The cash will then be for localbitcoins doing it in person for $20-30 for testing how bitcoin works is my suggestion since youre new.
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