Quote from: hennessyhemp on January 24, 2019, 08:07:06 PM

Quote from: isoneguy on March 05, 2017, 01:52:19 PM

Quote from: notserp on March 03, 2017, 08:04:24 PM

how does that work if they pay btc? does ebay still take a fee?

Also it's against ebay's policy to allow bitcoin purchases of listed services...so this seller attempting to commit fraud.

Hey isoneguy...please re-read the definition of Fraud:

fraud, noun,
wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.

Fraud would be if I intended to sell them something for bitcoin and deliver nothing. My account would be flagged and my years of building my 100% positive feedback destroyed...for what $70 Bucks? I got a letter from the Vice President commending my account.

Being against ebay's policies...that is where it gets a little tricky. In the end, if we say we are settling in cash and I receive bitcoin instead...presuming I pay my ebay fees through paypal like we did a cash transaction and everything else proceeds normally, how does ebay know how I settled the transaction? Returns are the real issue, how do you determine rate...is it what they sent me, or current spot...but as long as you resolve it, it's still not fraud.

If there is no intent to defraud, simply bending their rules to accomplish a sale with the delivery of the product they are purchasing is not fraud.

I have completed sales like this for card risers I had an overstock on from my old mining equipment.

Kindly remove your negative feedback since you are mistakenly accusing me of fraud that has not been committed.

Why the necro on this? That users account hasn't been active in about a year so I dont think you will get a response from them. Undecided