BitCoin for paypal?

[premier-gamer]

Hello, I'm a noob and don't have time to mine for them hehe. I kinda need some in a hurry to get some shit from the silk road. I know paypal isn't the "ideal" way of dealing with bitcoins because you can get ripped off easy... but I'm verified and I'm looking for like 2-3 bitcoin (1 will suffice) and I'm willing ot pay with paypal. I'm verified and I'll go through all your verification tek's so you can trust me. Thanks to anyone who is legit and will help!

~newbie

[satosamoto]

PM sent

[Mike Christ]

Careful, folks.  PayPal is notorious for its use in scamming.

PayPal = chargeback.
Bitcoin = no chargeback.

So if someone paid you in PayPal, got Bitcoin, they could dispute it with PayPal and get their money back; there's no way to get Bitcoin back.

Not saying OP is attempting this.  Just be careful.

[premier-gamer]

Careful, folks.  PayPal is notorious for its use in scamming.

PayPal = chargeback.
Bitcoin = no chargeback.

So if someone paid you in PayPal, got Bitcoin, they could dispute it with PayPal and get their money back; there's no way to get Bitcoin back.

Not saying OP is attempting this.  Just be careful.

Yeah, I know it sketches people out, I'm just some noob looking for a way to slowly get into the bitcoin world. haha thanks for all the members help btw. I really do appreciate it.

[cp1]

Does LocalTill work for any other exchange besides bitfloor?  They're really easy to deal with.

[satosamoto]

Careful, folks.  PayPal is notorious for its use in scamming.

PayPal = chargeback.
Bitcoin = no chargeback.

So if someone paid you in PayPal, got Bitcoin, they could dispute it with PayPal and get their money back; there's no way to get Bitcoin back.

Not saying OP is attempting this.  Just be careful.

I'm aware of this, I have asked for a little personal information to hopefully deter reversing payment.

[ShakerRaiders87]

Careful, folks.  PayPal is notorious for its use in scamming.

PayPal = chargeback.
Bitcoin = no chargeback.

So if someone paid you in PayPal, got Bitcoin, they could dispute it with PayPal and get their money back; there's no way to get Bitcoin back.

Not saying OP is attempting this.  Just be careful.

If you send Paypal payment as a "gift", then I doubt you can dispute it and do a chargeback on it.  Go that route and avoid the rest.

[satosamoto]

Careful, folks.  PayPal is notorious for its use in scamming.

PayPal = chargeback.
Bitcoin = no chargeback.

So if someone paid you in PayPal, got Bitcoin, they could dispute it with PayPal and get their money back; there's no way to get Bitcoin back.

Not saying OP is attempting this.  Just be careful.

If you send Paypal payment as a "gift", then I doubt you can dispute it and do a chargeback on it.  Go that route and avoid the rest.

Gift is reversible also, everything on paypal is.

[AdamR]

I would also be interested in purchasing BitCoin for Paypal. There doesnt seem to be anywhere to do this. If you know of any such services please let me know.

[Mike Christ]

I would also be interested in purchasing BitCoin for Paypal. There doesnt seem to be anywhere to do this. If you know of any such services please let me know.

There aren't any.  Your best bet is to go to virwox.com and buy Lindens (SecondLife currency) with credit card/paypal, and then exchange those lindens for Bitcoin.

[FFMG]

Gift is reversible also, everything on paypal is.

On a slightly unrelated note, how can you do any sort of business using paypal?

You could ship some physical goods over to users and they could then ask for a charge back.
Is there no sort of protection that bit coin dealers could use?

FFMG

[Mike Christ]

Gift is reversible also, everything on paypal is.

On a slightly unrelated note, how can you do any sort of business using paypal?

You could ship some physical goods over to users and they could then ask for a charge back.
Is there no sort of protection that bit coin dealers could use?

FFMG

Trading currencies via PayPal is against PayPal law.

So, no.  There's no safe way to do it.

[FFMG]

Gift is reversible also, everything on paypal is.

On a slightly unrelated note, how can you do any sort of business using paypal?

You could ship some physical goods over to users and they could then ask for a charge back.
Is there no sort of protection that bit coin dealers could use?

FFMG

Trading currencies via PayPal is against PayPal law.

So, no.  There's no safe way to do it.

I understand that, but I was more talking about any sort of trading in general, you could ask for a chargeback for anything.
Paypal almost always sides with the customer and does a refund before anything else.

So trading with Paypal, in general is not very secure for the shop.

FFMG

[Mike Christ]

I understand that, but I was more talking about any sort of trading in general, you could ask for a chargeback for anything.
Paypal almost always sides with the customer and does a refund before anything else.

So trading with Paypal, in general is not very secure for the shop.

FFMG

Bitcoin: 1
PayPal: 0

[satosamoto]

I don't mind dealing with paypal if I have their name and phone number.

[AdamR]

Im looking to purchase BTC with paypal. Will provide name and phone #. Please PM me.

[hdclover]

Im looking to purchase BTC with paypal. Will provide name and phone #. Please PM me.

1 Bitcoin = $150 paypal USD.

you need to get verified by our staff before sending the payment. PM me if interested

[premier-gamer]

I don't mind dealing with paypal if I have their name and phone number.

yeah haha.

Everything went well with me and Satosamoto so far.

I'm waiting for my bitcoin wallet client to sync with the network so I can get my bitcoins. I'm still waiting and hopefully it won't take too much longer.

[premier-gamer]

still haven't got payment... :/

[Bitflip]

Best and most simple way to buy using PayPal is probably VirWox. I found that quite good