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Quote from: RoughLyfe on March 04, 2016, 11:56:26 PM

Well,what I'm about to say is completely different from what was stated here.I had emailed paypal before and had gotten them to let me sell and buy bitcoin using my paypal account.So I have direct permission from paypal to sell my bitcoins.While getting a chargeback would be a hassle,I actually have a steady chance to win the battle.

You must be kidding, right?

He should be. i doubt paypal will even mention bitcoin.

Paypal is one of the poioneer in terms of online payment, there are options like payoneer and skrill and the rest but paypal seem to be use world wide. and so if a merchant wants to get more cleints he must adopt to what paypal's policy else losses some potential customers. this includes accepting paypal with btc.

Im not kidding,I actually have permission from them after emailing them to let me sell bitcoin

That cant be true.Can you post the screnshots of your email conversation regarding the said permission? If it is true,everyone can get this permission citing your case as precedence.That would be a great service to btc community by you

I'd need to ask them if I can publicly post that since I'm sure thats considered to be private by some standards

You can hide the part that reveals your email.Just want to make sure that they actually gave you permission rest I can do myself

Like I said I need to ask them whether or not I can publicly post it