need a trusted seller who can accept paypal or giftcards for usdt

[baristor]

I need a longterm trusted seller I will start with 500$ amount and slowly keep increasing purchase upto 5000$.

Only thing I can only pay via any giftcards amazon or paypal.

[DireWolfM14]

I need a longterm trusted seller I will start with 500$ amount and slowly keep increasing purchase upto 5000$.

Only thing I can only pay via any giftcards amazon or paypal.

You don't need a trusted seller to accept PayPal, you would need to be a trusted buyer for someone to be willing to accept your PayPal.  Good luck with that.  Not to mention, only a complete neophyte or a potential scammer would still be using PayPal to buy crypto in this day and age.  You've been around long enough that I don't think you're a complete neophyte, so why are you still using PayPal when there are far more practical and trustworthy payment providers?

[baristor]

I need a longterm trusted seller I will start with 500$ amount and slowly keep increasing purchase upto 5000$.

Only thing I can only pay via any giftcards amazon or paypal.

You don't need a trusted seller to accept PayPal, you would need to be a trusted buyer for someone to be willing to accept your PayPal.  Good luck with that.  Not to mention, only a complete neophyte or a potential scammer would still be using PayPal to buy crypto in this day and age.  You've been around long enough that I don't think you're a complete neophyte, so why are you still using PayPal when there are far more practical and trustworthy payment providers?

What would be the more practical providers then ?

The thing is If I buy locally I end up paying 7% premium as my country sucks.

[DireWolfM14]

What would be the more practical providers then ?

That would largely depend on services available in your country.  Swift and Revolut are available world wide, if I'm not mistaken.  In my country we can also use Zelle (which is marginally safer than PayPal,) Strike (which is fairly safe but limited,) and TransferWise.  There are others, but those are the ones I've used.

The thing is If I buy locally I end up paying 7% premium as my country sucks.

That does suck.  I don't know what country you're in, but take a look at this table put together by the Bisq team, it might list your country and available services:

https://bisq.wiki/Payment_methods#Fiat_payment_methods

[baristor]

What would be the more practical providers then ?

That would largely depend on services available in your country.  Swift and Revolut are available world wide, if I'm not mistaken.  In my country we can also use Zelle (which is marginally safer than PayPal,) Strike (which is fairly safe but limited,) and TransferWise.  There are others, but those are the ones I've used.

The thing is If I buy locally I end up paying 7% premium as my country sucks.

That does suck.  I don't know what country you're in, but take a look at this table put together by the Bisq team, it might list your country and available services:

https://bisq.wiki/Payment_methods#Fiat_payment_methods

Sure I can do swift but which exchange do I buy from .

And what is BISQ yes it does list my country there.

[DireWolfM14]

And what is BISQ yes it does list my country there.

Bisq is a decentralized peer to peer exchange.  It's become my favorite way to exchange fiat to BTC.  Safe, secure, and private since it doesn't require KYC to use.  I posted a link in one of your other threads, but here it is again: https://bisq.network/

[whitegold22]

I can accept Amazon gc for usdt. Contact me