Need 0.6 BTC, buy with Paypal Gift

[astronauto]

Hi, I'm willing to spend my Paypal funds as a gift for bitcoins up to an amount of 0.6 BTC at Bitstamp +8% rate.

Respond in this thread or send a PM please

[Harley997]

Hi

I am willing to do this trade if you still are looking.

[Verification]

Still needing?

[astronauto]

Still in need, but most people do not respond anymore after mentioning escrow 

[EFS]

You can easily get chargeback, "gift" doesn't matter in this situation.

[astronauto]

anybody?

[vm1990]

anybody?

my advice find another way to send the money, paypal will only attract scammers as your new, who knows maybe your a scammer. paypal and btc dont mix and unless you have some strong rep not many people will even consider it

[master-P]

You can easily get chargeback, "gift" doesn't matter in this situation.

Which is what everyone paying via PP does not seem to understand for some odd reason...

I am sure lots of people offering PP for BTC already understand this fully

[addy123]

Hi, I'm willing to spend my Paypal funds as a gift for bitcoins up to an amount of 0.6 BTC at Bitstamp +8% rate.

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btc available....rate please

[xetsr]

Hi, I'm willing to spend my Paypal funds as a gift for bitcoins up to an amount of 0.6 BTC at Bitstamp +8% rate.

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btc available....rate please

Be sure to check addy123's feedback (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=396766) before dealing with him

[caga]

Hi, I'm willing to spend my Paypal funds as a gift for bitcoins up to an amount of 0.6 BTC at Bitstamp +8% rate.

Respond in this thread or send a PM please

Isn't paypal funds as a gift also reversible?

[xetsr]

Hi, I'm willing to spend my Paypal funds as a gift for bitcoins up to an amount of 0.6 BTC at Bitstamp +8% rate.

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Isn't paypal funds as a gift also reversible?

Yes. Don't trust anyone who tries to convince you otherwise.

OP- Since you're a new member, the only interest you will get is from scammers. They will try and get you to send first and disappear. Try a different method until you build up some trust.

[GigaByte]

Hi, I'm willing to spend my Paypal funds as a gift for bitcoins up to an amount of 0.6 BTC at Bitstamp +8% rate.

Respond in this thread or send a PM please

Isn't paypal funds as a gift also reversible?

That is correct, it does not matter how you send the money. It is easily charged back.

[caga]

Hi, I'm willing to spend my Paypal funds as a gift for bitcoins up to an amount of 0.6 BTC at Bitstamp +8% rate.

Respond in this thread or send a PM please

Isn't paypal funds as a gift also reversible?

Yes. Don't trust anyone who tries to convince you otherwise.

OP- Since you're a new member, the only interest you will get is from scammers. They will try and get you to send first and disappear. Try a different method until you build up some trust.

Even if scammers try to contact him, and he sends first, I think he could easily chargeback, so its hard for both parties to scam.

[xetsr]

Hi, I'm willing to spend my Paypal funds as a gift for bitcoins up to an amount of 0.6 BTC at Bitstamp +8% rate.

Respond in this thread or send a PM please

Isn't paypal funds as a gift also reversible?

Yes. Don't trust anyone who tries to convince you otherwise.

OP- Since you're a new member, the only interest you will get is from scammers. They will try and get you to send first and disappear. Try a different method until you build up some trust.

Even if scammers try to contact him, and he sends first, I think he could easily chargeback, so its hard for both parties to scam.

It depends on how he sends the funds. Paypal will NOT always rule in favor of buyer. If he uses funds from his balance and not by credit card or bank account then there is a chance he will get screwed.

You might be thinking, who cares about ripping paypal off but it's not about that. You're giving scammers free money... and as long as they keep finding suckers to give them free money they won't stop scamming.

[Cryptology]

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