Beware of PayPal and other reversible transfer services

[torrentco]

thanks for the reply.

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[acekamath]

can someone please explain why paypal does not support ptc sites as much and bitcoins are encouraged
even though paypal is so widely recognized
 

[payzet]

1: Logon your Payzet account  https://www.payzet.com/

2: Go to Deposit page

3: Enter the required amount and then select option Paypal.

4: You will be redirected to the Paypal official Merchant page.

5: All the information of Payzet account and Paypal account must be same otherwise all the funds will be refund.

6: After successfully payment transaction from Paypal to Payzet, transaction balance will shown on Payzet account with unique transaction I.D.

 
7:See Image below

https://www.payzet.com/images/2.png

https://www.payzet.com/support/knowledgebase.php

[torrentco]

worlds leading bitcoin exchange ?
since now ?

[jason1144]

Yes.. no doubt
http://www.accountsdealer.com/

[VapesVirtuals]

Be on the lookout - I've seen on the darknet services that are able to change 21 waiting day periods down to 3, instant resolves of disputes, and forced-pay of money requests. These are on very obscure darknet sites, but they are most certainly legitimate. The vendor is charging alot, and has made many sales with all 5* feedback.

Be careful!!!

[iamTom123]

can someone please explain why paypal does not support ptc sites as much and bitcoins are encouraged
even though paypal is so widely recognized
 

I am not so sure the real reason behind why PayPal does not like PTC sites but maybe it is because PayPal considers many PTCs to be just another type of scams. Except maybe with some PTCs who have proven themselves to be very legit like Neobux and Clixsense. Well, to be honest it can also be true that many PTCs are made just to scam people or at least leave their members behind at a small glitch. PayPal because it is under an intense scrutiny with regulators decided not to be associated with 'scammy" programs.

[deisik]

can someone please explain why paypal does not support ptc sites as much and bitcoins are encouraged
even though paypal is so widely recognized
 

I am not so sure the real reason behind why PayPal does not like PTC sites but maybe it is because PayPal considers many PTCs to be just another type of scams. Except maybe with some PTCs who have proven themselves to be very legit like Neobux and Clixsense. Well, to be honest it can also be true that many PTCs are made just to scam people or at least leave their members behind at a small glitch. PayPal because it is under an intense scrutiny with regulators decided not to be associated with 'scammy" programs

As far as I know, there were scams among PTC sites in the past, for example, the Probux scam. I had been following the train of events back then, the Probux forum made an interesting and enjoyable read, but the names you just called have been in the business for many years (close to a decade, if I'm not mistaken). As an aside, they are pretty much like today's Bitcoin faucets and your earnings are pathetic there unless you manage to enroll thousands of active referrals (as is the case with Bitcoin faucets). So I don't know why PayPal doesn't love these PTC sites (they seem to be legit, though I'm not using them myself)

If it doesn't really love them, in the first place

[cyberarmy786]

Thank you for share a great list

[kohavn]

Well, reversible services is terrible, i rarely use Paypal because of that reason.

[iamTom123]

Well, reversible services is terrible, i rarely use Paypal because of that reason.

PayPal can be a big headache and pain in the ass. Aside from reversal of payments, PayPal is known to be very strict if your account is under investigation for any reason and they have the habit of deciding things unilaterally meaning you will not be fully informed of the accusations against your account. PayPal is never marketers-friendly and that is why online marketers are now gradually (if not en masse) moving to alternatives including Bitcoin. Soon, digital product marketers will be exclusively doing business via Bitcoin. Hope that soon PayPal can be a thing of the past.

[Playboi]

Almost got a method for bitcoins / paypals down, which will be safe for sellers. I'll post in this thread.

Sellers can sell on Paypal, lose the chargeback but not get hit. They callin me crazy in the other thread because they think you can't bypass a simple system lol. There is a bypass to everything.

[noone000]

I mean using PayPal is completely fine though, right? I often use it to purchase steam games and apparel from online stores since its so fast and easy. We should just be careful of accepting money via Paypal, correct?

[Gunntha]

Let them send the payment as a gift! gifts are not reversible

[OmegaStarScream]

I mean using PayPal is completely fine though, right? I often use it to purchase steam games and apparel from online stores since its so fast and easy. We should just be careful of accepting money via Paypal, correct?

That pretty much it. Its the receiver who is having the risks (It doesn't matter If It was sent as gift, donation or for services), a sender have nothing to be worried about.

[TheButterZone]

Let them send the payment as a gift! gifts are not reversible

Bullshit, they absolutely are.

[Mad A]

What are everyone's thoughts on using paypal if I am selling a physical coin? for example, I will soon be selling a Casascius 1 BTC coin. Same problem, or since it is an actual physical object I can prove the package was delivered in case of a dispute?

[TheButterZone]

What are everyone's thoughts on using paypal if I am selling a physical coin? for example, I will soon be selling a Casascius 1 BTC coin. Same problem, or since it is an actual physical object I can prove the package was delivered in case of a dispute?

You can't prove what was in the package.

[HardJuice]

Hi,

is skrill counted amongst the undesirables?

[Timelord2067]

The OP's , er, OP was last updated in 2013.

Is Neteller https://www.neteller.com/en/ a reversible method of payment?  I've had someone PM me concerning using it for a transaction (not with me) and I need some guidance.