Quote from: LoupGaroux on July 07, 2012, 03:54:56 PM

Quote from: Oxin on July 06, 2012, 05:56:32 AM

Quote from: chungenhung on July 05, 2012, 07:11:39 PM

the bigger problem would be paypal freezing both accounts just cause they can.
It doesn't matter if you can be trusted or not, it is paypal that can't be trusted when dealing with bitcoins.

I use PayPal 1 year or more and i not have problem with freezing accounts. I'm change PP for another payments system also, just dont need say PP "change it for bitcoin" (or another payment system) PayPal dont like it.

My friend have problem with freezing, but just need week and problem resolved. In the end, as I understand PayPal does not like to transfer large sums between accounts with a small payment history, as well as if this account created not long time.

Oh look! Here's an idea that the last 356 jokers who want to scam bitcoins for reversible PayPal didn't think of... expecting you to LIE about the transaction so you give up any opportunity to challenge the transaction once this Russian junior gangster reverses the PayPal transaction and steals your bitcoins.

Don't do this. It's a 100% guaranteed scam and you will lose your funds. Research the forum for a while before you even think that this next liar in line is going to be the honest one- there aren't any. Bitcoin + PayPal equals loss for the poor bastard who is second in the transaction. Always.

Yup.
Compleatly a scam, Even if this guy was in the OTC i would not trust him unless he had high rep.
Paypal usually reverses the transaction and sides with the guy who started the report, since they have "proof" of payment and your "proof" of sent bitcoins means (to paypal) "fuck bitcoins, Freeze that account, were not dealing with this stuff" because they dont want to go through all the troubles of figuring out was is and isnt real proof, And wtF a bitcoin is.