Re: Where to purchase bitcoin to avoid being a victim of fraud
suddenly the exchange is now back in operation without addressing any of the issues that made them close in the first place; i don't think anyone should trust this exchange.
[1] https://www.google.com/amp/s/decrypt.co/139419/p2p-bitcoin-marketplace-paxful-reopens-after-abrupt-closure?amp=1
[1] https://www.google.com/amp/s/decrypt.co/139419/p2p-bitcoin-marketplace-paxful-reopens-after-abrupt-closure?amp=1
They sent emails to their users about their re-opening, may not explicitly state what happened but it won't take more than a few minutes to find out what actually happened for someone who is concerned about this.
I waited for months to see how their site operated and asked regarding that in the forum as well Anyone is still using Paxful? and after that I gave it a try by myself and things have been going fine for over a month so all I am saying is the site seems to be the same as they used to be.
But, I am not going to suggest OP use Paxful or any P2P for now because it is mostly filled with hacked accounts and funds received from stolen bank accounts and other illicit activities so it will take a while to understand how to choose the right trading partner in p2p exchanges or else they are putting themselves at the risk of their bank account being frozen.