I'm selling through PayPal!

[FalconFour]

Still nothing, even switched it off and back on.

I entered it as follows:
12223334444
... corresponding to number: 1 (222) 333-4444

[1713940448]

1713940448

[MrRiley]

Falcon, i entered my number as

2223334444

and i received my PIN within 2 hours.. but my problem is when i submit the pin and my bitcoin address, it says incorrect pin! helpp! lol

[ghgr]

Falcon, i entered my number as

2223334444

and i received my PIN within 2 hours.. but my problem is when i submit the pin and my bitcoin address, it says incorrect pin! helpp! lol

OK, problem solved

Still nothing, even switched it off and back on.

I entered it as follows:
12223334444
... corresponding to number: 1 (222) 333-4444

I do not see any abnormality in the SMS gateway, I've sent you a PM

EDIT: problem solved, too

[ghgr]

Good morning, I've decided to lift the limits at donotcompare

[RunningTotal]

ghgr, just a question of curiocity - have your visitors/members/customers/whoever-you-call-them experienced scam attempts on thades they've done through your place?

[ghgr]

ghgr, just a question of curiocity - have your visitors/members/customers/whoever-you-call-them experienced scam attempts on thades they've done through your place?

Hello RunningTotal. My visitors have no risk of scam, since they pay through Paypal. If they "feel" scammed, they can contact me or, as a last resort, raise a chargeback.

[RunningTotal]

Hello RunningTotal. My visitors have no risk of scam, since they pay through Paypal. If they "feel" scammed, they can contact me or, as a last resort, raise a chargeback.

Thanks for the quick reply. I'm actually much more concerned about those of your visitors who receive Paypal funds. Those who send are obviously 150% safe.

[nefanon]

ghgr, just a question of curiocity - have your visitors/members/customers/whoever-you-call-them experienced scam attempts on thades they've done through your place?

Hello RunningTotal. My visitors have no risk of scam, since they pay through Paypal. If they "feel" scammed, they can contact me or, as a last resort, raise a chargeback.

Hey Ghgr, I noticed you posted here and didn't respond, how do you prevent chargebacks with a PIN? Have you successfully fought any chargebacks yet?

[Troll Toll]

Be careful, Ebay and Paypal hate bitcoins

[ghgr]

Hey Ghgr, I noticed you posted here and didn't respond, how do you prevent chargebacks with a PIN? Have you successfully fought any chargebacks yet?

Hello Nefanon. The PIN is just to ensure that the mobile phone is valid and the customer has physical access to it. In case he/she used a stolen account, he would not want to have his phone number displayed in the real owner's Paypal receipt.

By the way, I have added 14 new coins

[nefanon]

Hey Ghgr, I noticed you posted here and didn't respond, how do you prevent chargebacks with a PIN? Have you successfully fought any chargebacks yet?

Hello Nefanon. The PIN is just to ensure that the mobile phone is valid and the customer has physical access to it. In case he/she used a stolen account, he would not want to have his phone number displayed in the real owner's Paypal receipt.

By the way, I have added 14 new coins

Clever! So how do you add the phone number to the receipt?

[ghgr]

Clever! So how do you add the phone number to the receipt?

It is in the item's description. For example, if I buy 1.2 BTC for the address 'fooBitcoinAddress' and my mobile phone number is +123456789, the item I'm buying is described as follows:

"Position in Hall of Fame.Address 'fooBitcoinAddress'. Units: 1.2. Phone: 00123456789"

You can place an order an check it for yourself

[P4man]

I like this idea. Just a suggestion, while a $2 markup may be reasonable if buying 1 bitcoin in a hurry, perhaps you'll want a give (substantial) discount when buying more. Or better, charge a fixed fee and a small percentage.

[Binford 6100]

mixed feelings about suggesting smaller of fixed fees. it would be great if the markup would be smaller but this is not a major exchange where you deposit funds upfront.
plus they must cover PP fees and operation expenses, not talking about programming and testing time.
so far it looks nonprofit or at loss. look at it as convenience store, you pay the prices there and are glad that they're open. but you won't make the weekend shopping there..