How I got money today

[Gayong88]

Glad to hear that your transaction was successful and you received a positive result. However, I agree with Cryptomiles1's statement that when making online transactions, it is advised to use a secure payment method and a reputable escrow service to protect yourself from potential scams or scams.

[Pokapoka124]

Someone contacted me today that she needed bitcoin, I quickly search for bitcoin vendors, God so kind a friend of mine introduced me where I can get it easily. Those vendors have refers benefits, whoever bring client will always get 1% of whatever units of bitcoin the client will purchases.

I go extra miles to verify the authenticity of those vendors without telling the woman to avoid trouble or scam threat. But at the end the woman bought 10% of the current price and she later call me that she loves transparent people I should send my account details and she bless me with 50k my local currency plus vendors refers benefits of 10k. Lol, this amount is called small is beautiful.

I have a total of $100 and I quickly used it to invest in bitcoin, the money is amicabily disappearing. Lol. Is God not good?

Another story with little information to go by. They say if a story sounds too good to be true then it’s probably a lie. There are so many unanswered questions here, how’s the woman related to you and how did she know you are into bitcoin. And more importantly why didn’t you refer her to an exchange so she can buy the bitcoins herself? You put your reputation at risk and the money of others by referring a bitcoin vendor you haven’t done business with before.

Those vendors have refers benefits, whoever bring client will always get 1% of whatever units of bitcoin the client will purchases.

1% referral bonus is small amount, for you to make 10k from this business means that the person must have bought bitcoins worth 1million. That’s a lot of money for someone to entrust to a stranger.

[Getmon]

I am unaware of the state of access to exchanges in your nation. You made a $100 investment, I presume there should be no issues with exchanges, for instance, Binance. I do not like the way you make money by taking advantage of individuals that have difficulty purchasing bitcoin. Why not show her the correct, secure, and simple method for purchasing bitcoin through exchanges? The next time, you and your friend might try to fraud this woman with little knowledge. I suspect that you and a friend introduced this woman to bitcoin and persuaded her to invest in bitcoin through you, which is wrong.

[Wakate]

Glad to hear that your transaction was successful and you received a positive result. However, I agree with Cryptomiles1's statement that when making online transactions, it is advised to use a secure payment method and a reputable escrow service to protect yourself from potential scams or scams.

we don't have to trade the market ignorantly because there are also traders and investors like us that would not mind scamming us if we don't know what we are doing. Op was able to make a quick transaction in Bitcoin and I am happy that everything was successful with any glitch. We need to be careful always because the market is full of evil people that would not mind taking our money and adding it to there own so that can make more money. We need to take the necessary precautions to ensure that we don't lose our funds to scammers.

[Frankolala]

If your story is true,then that woman must be an angel that came to give you free $100. Though, you deserve it because of your  good work by being a bitcoin agent to her. Buying bitcoin is not the problem but keeping it safe from hackers and malware is what matters a lot and I hope that you saved your bitcoin in a noncustodial wallet.

Next time,you don't need to stress yourself ,with your smart phone,you can purchase bitcoin from anywhere that you are with Binance app. It is easy and faster to purchase from an exchange. Congratulations on your $100 bitcoin investment as this is a sharp move to use the money wisely, after all you weren't expecting it.

[Asiska02]

That is the reward for being truthful and transparent in your actions, OP; I hope you continue to be a good person. It was a great idea to quickly invest the money in bitcoin, and I hope you'll try to accumulate more in order to see a larger profit when the market is booming. You have a newbie account; hopefully, you are not a newbie in the cryptocurrency space; if so, you must be prepared for market volatility in order to avoid exiting the market with regrets in the long run.

[maydna]

If you really have profit from what you are talking about, then congratulations to you @OP, for successfully benefiting from it. But the stories are too good to be true and you are really lucky to get one client who directly deals with you without any suspicion.

We live an online life where many scams can occur but you can benefit. But you can continue to make other profits from that way because, who knows, you might get lucky again.

[Awaklara]

I have a total of $100 and I quickly used it to invest in bitcoin, the money is amicabily disappearing. Lol. Is God not good?

OP, I'm not going to accuse you of lying in your story, but sorry, from what you're describing I don't see it for real-life correlation.
everyone can easily find Bitcoin vendors with the search engine on their smartphone. asking others for help seems unreasonable unless you are close friends with the woman you mean.

but regarding your loss, was it the vendor you referred to your female friend who scammed you? That means there is a possibility that your woman's money is also missing.
but everything still doesn't make sense.

[bosede1]

Out of curiosity, how come she got your contact when you don't have bitcoin to sell, however, with your story you got lucky and I want you to please continue to verify vendors before linking people so as not to make any mistakes in the future.

[Fiatless]

Someone contacted me today that she needed bitcoin, I quickly search for bitcoin vendors, God so kind a friend of mine introduced me where I can get it easily. Those vendors have refers benefits, whoever bring client will always get 1% of whatever units of bitcoin the client will purchases.

I go extra miles to verify the authenticity of those vendors without telling the woman to avoid trouble or scam threat. But at the end the woman bought 10% of the current price and she later call me that she loves transparent people I should send my account details and she bless me with 50k my local currency plus vendors refers benefits of 10k. Lol, this amount is called small is beautiful.

I have a total of $100 and I quickly used it to invest in bitcoin, the money is amicabily disappearing. Lol. Is God not good?

I have been a victim of this referral stuff, thats why I am careful. If anything goes wrong during or after the transaction, you will be held responsible. Some of these vendors can be very funny and sometimes unreliable. I will be glad to refer the lady to an exchange or other reliable source while I guide her in the transaction process. But congratulation on making such a good amount of money and you were also smart to invest it in bitcoin.

I also hope her source of funds is genuine because fraudulent people are sometimes very generous when you help assist them in covering their tracks. I will also advise that you don't use your account or personal information to process her transaction because she is a stranger.

[Cantsay]

I just want to keep a positive mindset and congratulations on your first successful Bitcoin referral, I believe a positive mindset prevents one from missing out on opportunities and also helps one see that most things we feel are impossible are very easy to achieve.

I hope you get to do something profitable with your $100 and not just squander it on things that are worthless, you should at least look for an investment to put your money into ( if you wont be needing it) and if you're the type that have people who are Interested in buying bitcoin and don't know how to go about it or those that are scared of completing KYC verification on exchanges then you can continue referring them and before you know it with the money you would save from the referring commission you'll be able to set up your own account and become a vendor yourself. Just keep on the good work Op and don't forget always keep a positive mindset.

[Broadanbig]

Someone contacted me today that she needed bitcoin, I quickly search for bitcoin vendors, God so kind a friend of mine introduced me where I can get it easily. Those vendors have refers benefits, whoever bring client will always get 1% of whatever units of bitcoin the client will purchases.

I go extra miles to verify the authenticity of those vendors without telling the woman to avoid trouble or scam threat. But at the end the woman bought 10% of the current price and she later call me that she loves transparent people I should send my account details and she bless me with 50k my local currency plus vendors refers benefits of 10k. Lol, this amount is called small is beautiful.
I have a total of $100 and I quickly used it to invest in bitcoin, the money is amicabily disappearing. Lol. Is God not good?

From the looks, you are a newbie and it is assumed that newbies have little or no knowledge about bitcoin coin. Let us say or assume you do how can you say that some one called you just like that to help her buy bitcoin without you questioning her to know who she was and who sent her to you. Do you think with the recent happenings somebody would just get up one day and start telling you they want to buy bitcoin?
From what you have said that a friend of yours introduced you to where you can get bitcoin means that you have no knowledge about it and you're claiming to aid someone buy bitcoin by being a referral. OP I think you should be realistic.

[jayce]

Actually it's quite risky for both of you and the woman;
- For the woman, asking someone else to find the bitcoin exchange or vendor means that she doesn't know yet completely about bitcoin and the risk of this investment.
- For you, if there is something wrong with the vendor later, then you would be the first person she call and probably demands you to take the responsibility.

However I love math and I tried to calculate;
You got $100 converted from 60k (10k from the vendor + 50k from the woman), so your currency rate is around 600/$. Since you mentioned that you got 1% of the deposited money by the woman, then it means the woman have deposited 1million in your currency, or if converted to $, it's around 1000000/600 = $1667. That's a quite fair amount to invest in bitcoin for the first time. And to answer the same question all of you are having in your mind, no, I'm not nerd and I'm fun at parties.

Well, congrats Greggry. I hope this story is true and that woman keep depositing money so you'd get more referral fee.

[Hyphen(-)]

Excellent work OP, at least the system's transparency has made the woman believe in Bitcoin, and through her, we may see many more Bitcoin adoptions.

Someone contacted me today that she needed bitcoin, I quickly search for bitcoin vendors, God so kind a friend of mine introduced me where I can get it easily. Those vendors have refers benefits, whoever bring client will always get 1% of whatever units of bitcoin the client will purchases.

I go extra miles to verify the authenticity of those vendors without telling the woman to avoid trouble or scam threat. But at the end the woman bought 10% of the current price and she later call me that she loves transparent people I should send my account details and she bless me with 50k my local currency plus vendors refers benefits of 10k. Lol, this amount is called small is beautiful.

I have a total of $100 and I quickly used it to invest in bitcoin, the money is amicabily disappearing. Lol. Is God not good?

Those vendors are not always dependable, as they may turn you down on occasion.

There are numerous methods for purchasing Bitcoin, including crypto exchanges and peer-to-peer local transactions.
There's nothing wrong with introducing the woman to Binance or Kucoin, where she can buy Bitcoin and send it to any wallet she wants with less risk, but your commission is very important to you, so always check and verify the vendors who have been recommended to you to avoid being scammed.

[Pokapoka124]

Actually it's quite risky for both of you and the woman;
- For the woman, asking someone else to find the bitcoin exchange or vendor means that she doesn't know yet completely about bitcoin and the risk of this investment.
- For you, if there is something wrong with the vendor later, then you would be the first person she call and probably demands you to take the responsibility.

However I love math and I tried to calculate;
You got $100 converted from 60k (10k from the vendor + 50k from the woman), so your currency rate is around 600/$. Since you mentioned that you got 1% of the deposited money by the woman, then it means the woman have deposited 1million in your currency, or if converted to $, it's around 1000000/600 = $1667. That's a quite fair amount to invest in bitcoin for the first time. And to answer the same question all of you are having in your mind, no, I'm not nerd and I'm fun at parties.

Well, congrats Greggry. I hope this story is true and that woman keep depositing money so you'd get more referral fee.

Exactly my thoughts! I would like OP to clarify things for us. 1million naira ( I think it’s naira because 60,000 naira is closest to $100) is not a small amount of money, which makes me doubt the story. I don’t believe anyone would be so carefree with such huge amount. What insurance did she have that OP wasn’t a scammer. It was a big risk and we can imagine how her crypto journey will be like if she continues this way. The woman is obviously a newbie and doesn’t know much about wallets and security, I hope she does not end up being scammed.

[serjent05]

Someone contacted me today that she needed bitcoin, I quickly search for bitcoin vendors, God so kind a friend of mine introduced me where I can get it easily. Those vendors have refers benefits, whoever bring client will always get 1% of whatever units of bitcoin the client will purchases.

I go extra miles to verify the authenticity of those vendors without telling the woman to avoid trouble or scam threat. But at the end the woman bought 10% of the current price and she later call me that she loves transparent people I should send my account details and she bless me with 50k my local currency plus vendors refers benefits of 10k. Lol, this amount is called small is beautiful.

I have a total of $100 and I quickly used it to invest in bitcoin, the money is amicabily disappearing. Lol. Is God not good?

God is great, not just good.  If we believe in Him he will always make a way to provide us with His blessings when we are in need.  It is great to have a client that is generous and you are lucky to meet one.  Also be thankful to yourself for having the wisdom to make a profit while helping other people to buy Bitcoin.

Actually it's quite risky for both of you and the woman;
- For the woman, asking someone else to find the bitcoin exchange or vendor means that she doesn't know yet completely about bitcoin and the risk of this investment.
- For you, if there is something wrong with the vendor later, then you would be the first person she call and probably demands you to take the responsibility.

However I love math and I tried to calculate;
You got $100 converted from 60k (10k from the vendor + 50k from the woman), so your currency rate is around 600/$. Since you mentioned that you got 1% of the deposited money by the woman, then it means the woman have deposited 1million in your currency, or if converted to $, it's around 1000000/600 = $1667. That's a quite fair amount to invest in bitcoin for the first time. And to answer the same question all of you are having in your mind, no, I'm not nerd and I'm fun at parties.

Well, congrats Greggry. I hope this story is true and that woman keep depositing money so you'd get more referral fee.

Exactly my thoughts! I would like OP to clarify things for us. 1million naira ( I think it’s naira because 60,000 naira is closest to $100) is not a small amount of money, which makes me doubt the story. I don’t believe anyone would be so carefree with such huge amount. What insurance did she have that OP wasn’t a scammer. It was a big risk and we can imagine how her crypto journey will be like if she continues this way. The woman is obviously a newbie and doesn’t know much about wallets and security, I hope she does not end up being scammed.

@OP stated that the woman bought around 10% of the current price of Bitcoin, isnt it around $2,7xxx???  And I believe @OP knows this woman personally.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I have a total of $100 and I quickly used it to invest in bitcoin, the money is amicabily disappearing. Lol. Is God not good?

You started the thread below just a few days ago, complaining about your kids being sent home for failing to pay their school dues, and now you're rejoicing for investing in Bitcoin with the $100 profit you made from a business deal, as you narrated. How about your kids' school fees? Is their Bitcoin investment better than their education?

My children are at home chase from school, I could not pay fees again. What could be the cause of scarcity of cash?

I hope you get to do something profitable with your $100 and not just squander it on things that are worthless, you should at least look for an investment to put your money into ( if you wont be needing it)

OP already said he invested the $100 into bitcoin, or did you not read the complete thread?

I have a total of $100 and I quickly used it to invest in bitcoin, the money is amicabily disappearing. Lol. Is God not good?

[JoyMarsha]

I am not doubting you in anyway but this sound like a fiction; how do you think of a woman contacting you without having a business deal before or even being link to someone that already established. You and I knows how it's for you or anyone else here to send you money or bitcoin without an escrow.

I believe this should be the case(fiction) because you cannot simply meet a random individual, explain your desire for bitcoin, and expect them to arrange it for you without first speaking about it or engaging in business with them. Only when such events have occurred between the two of you will you be approached for assistance in buying bitcoin. Not by rushing straight to search for bitcoin vendors because you were asked randomly

[Yatsan]

You are only saying this because you gained profit. Just for fun, would you still say things if what happened is the opposite? Would you still be grateful? This is an eye opener to everyone. Many people doubted the potential of this technology but are the ones who are leading those stories of how Bitcoin made them ( not referring to OP,just in most instances). Being grateful is a good thing but atleast support the growth process and avoid saying things against something that would benefit you in the future. Bitcoin and this technology benefits many people just as the bottomline.

[drwhobox]

Your story doesn't sound realistic, I mean out of nowhere a woman comes to you and wants to buy bitcoin, and also she tipped you for helping her. My question is would you give me money to buy bitcoin for you, the answer will be no.
But if your story is true, then you are a very good hustler and keep doing this.