Euro [SEPA] to SLC and vice versa

[enlightened]

I hope it's ok to start a new thread since this is not official content but rather a question to the SLC community.

I extended my exchange (www.solidcoin24.com) to support more currencies without splitting it (not online yet, though).

So before making it publicly available and doing more efforts I want to ask you whether you would (and could -> SEPA zone) use such a service. Of course you are invited to test my exchange before for free with SLC/BTC trading. The trading mechanisms would stay the same (but constantly new features added, of course ).

SLC <-> BTC trading would remain available (without fees, as a nice additional feature) and
SLC <-> EUR trading added.
BTC <-> EUR would not be available, SLC shall remain the 'central' exchange currency.

Unfortunately I can't provide this service for free. A small fee of, say 0.3%, would be charged per SLC <-> EUR trade to cover running costs.

Depositing and withdrawing would be possible via SEPA (Eurozone) transactions at first (more options added later).

I think it is essential to offer Bitcoin-independent exchanges to make Solidcoin more popular.

What do you think?

[ElectricMucus]

Let me be the first to say: Looks like a scam 

[enlightened]

Well I understand your suspiciousness. But how does it sound like a scam?
Working hours (or even days) for a website, investing money and honestly offering a service and then being accused of being a scammer is like a slap in the face.
If you know a way to build up a cryptocurrency/fiat money exchange without people distrusting you please let me know.

[FlipPro]

I hope that is not a scam since the guy has a really good domain name.

If SLC ever gets big that exchange could be one of the top ones.

That being said I wouldn't trade there.

GL TO OP.

[enlightened]

That being said I wouldn't trade there.

Is this because you don't trade with SLC/EUR at all or is it an exchange-specific issue (design, trading mechanism or lack of volume)?
I try to constantly improve the exchange that's why suggestions or constructive criticism is always appreciated.