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Re: AMAZON Gift Cards For Sale (US, UK.....)
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alababaju
on 21/03/2018, 19:44:51 UTC
Closing this thread. I wanted to make this a cheap way for people to convert Crypto to Amazon GC without going through fiat, but looking at some of the other threads, I can't compete for the discounts at all.

Bye
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Re: Amazon Gift Card Balance for Bitcoin (+Amazon Coins, PlayStation, XBOX)
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alababaju
on 21/03/2018, 19:39:52 UTC
(I didn't realize I could only send two private messages a day, that's why I'm replying to your PM here.)

I can't do that offer or anything near it. Nevermind.

Thanks for the offer though.
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Re: AMAZON Gift Cards For Sale (US, UK.....)
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alababaju
on 20/03/2018, 12:58:39 UTC
Bump 2.
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Re: AMAZON Gift Cards For Sale (US, UK.....)
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alababaju
on 18/03/2018, 15:23:19 UTC
Bump.
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AMAZON Gift Cards For Sale (US, UK.....)
by
alababaju
on 16/03/2018, 17:06:48 UTC
Hi!

So I decided to try and earn crypto instead of buying it.

I would like to sell Amazon Gift cards, just low amounts, $10, $20 range. It does not need to be round figures. so $15.74 for example is good. If you want to get for a different country(e.g. Amazon JP or Amazon UK), let me know.

I understand there is a trust system here, one of the reasons I want to sell only low amounts. On account of my low status, I don't mind sending the Gift card first to high enough members (Legendary, Hero, Senior).

The rate I would be accepting is the Coinmarketcap rate, I'm not adding any premiums.

I would accept any of the following coins:

1. Bitcoin
2. Litecoin
3. Dogecoin
4. Ethereum

I would advise Litecoin or Dogecoin because of quick transaction times and low fees as it's small amounts I am selling.

Buying goes like this:

1. You post the amount and and crypto you would like to pay with. e.g $11.30 for LTC 0.07
2. If I post a reply accepting the offer, then we have locked the amount both ways. You pay within an hour.
3. I would send the gift card to your email address.

I am in a GMT/UTC +1 timezone, putting this here so you would know when to send offers.

BTC - Bitcoin Address
1PjKUuFXgfCn9ygYpagt8BZxdxU1WBx5b9

ETH - Ethereum Address
0x241ab72d82142353a6d0ef9bd5b68a114834f393

LTC - Litecoin Address
Li3N4NUn4mvq1iAkqaDuNcKsRZePMLcETe

DOGE - Dogecoin Address
DChJQDcYeJqgvqiCGKrzW5W6T7erHvrGDe


Feel free to ask any question!
Mods if there is anything wrong with this post, please let me know. Thanks
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Re: [ANN][pre-ICO]🔵CrowdCoinage🔵 the OS for funding 🏦 powered by blockchain
by
alababaju
on 16/01/2018, 20:41:24 UTC
There is a lot of conflicting/changing information about the minimum purchase amount during the pre-sale. In Page 19 of this thread, the minimum CCOS is mentioned as 2000. Then another person mentioned it's now 1000 CCOS, which is what it shows on the contribution page when you are logged in. Then again the last post in this thread says the minimum purchase is 10 CCOS and that is what it shows in the homepage.

Please can I get a definite answer? Also if it's been changing, do you plan to change it some more? I am one of those apparently relatively tiny investors. So I want to find out if I can join in or not. Thank you, and I wish you the best with your ICO either way!
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Re: [ANN][BOS] 🔹🔹 BOScoin 🔹🔹 Self-Evolving Cryptocurrency Platform🔹��
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alababaju
on 11/12/2017, 07:04:36 UTC
I don't understand why Boscoin isn't tradible on any exchange yet?
Developers collected more than 6k bitcoins. Why they can't  share some bitcoins from the fund and pay for listing on binance, bithumb, bittrex, poloniex, bitfinex etc.?

I don't believe the coin is ready. There are two networks for sending the coins. TokenNet and MainNet. The TokenNet is what was used for transfer of tokens to those who previously purchased tokens during the pre-sale/ICO. It's like a semi-private or demo network. The MainNet would be the standard network for general usage. I got this information from the newsletters.

Someone feel free to correct me if I am wrong. I was too lazy to double check.
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Re: [ANN][BOS] 🔹🔹 BOScoin 🔹🔹 Self-Evolving Cryptocurrency Platform🔹��
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alababaju
on 09/12/2017, 21:27:51 UTC
How must I claim my bounty if I cannot send a pm to the telegram account? It says I ccan only send messages to mutual contacts? I am herbet101 on telegram please help.

Did you search for the contact mentioned in the update? bos_tokennet as it is public and anyone can send the details.Try to check again and check your telegram settings too.

My account is limited for some odd reason. I sent a message to spam bot to try and fix it.

Same thing happened to me. I didn't use Telegram previously, so I signed up just to send the BOScoin message but it wouldn't let me. I had to perform secondary confirmation via another method. Two days after I already had my BOScoin, the Telegram issue still wasn't sorted and I had got no reply from Telegram, so I just uninstalled the app. Shame, it looked nice.

Bottom line, you should contact BOScoin about this issue. Don't wait for Telegram to fix the messaging problem.
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Re: [ANN][BOS] 🔹🔹 BOScoin 🔹🔹 Self-Evolving Cryptocurrency Platform🔹��
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alababaju
on 09/12/2017, 09:08:22 UTC
Hi! I am interested in selling small amounts of BOScoin. Especially for those who want to open wallets (You need at least 0.1 BOScoin to open a wallet to view). I would like to sell via Litecoin. Litecoin is quick, fiat is inconvenient for this purpose and Bitcoin fees right now are very high. You can reply to this post or send me a message.

Price is 0.005LTC per BOScoin. I have 500 total to sell. Price could change as LTC value changes, I would update this post as when it changes.

Small amounts like I said, I am half doing it so people can open their wallets. If you have a high enough site reputation, I am willing to send BOScoin first.

LTC Address: Li3N4NUn4mvq1iAkqaDuNcKsRZePMLcETe
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Re: [ANN] Sia - Decentralized Storage
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alababaju
on 10/10/2017, 13:04:15 UTC
Price reached a level where selling is not an option anymore. Either you win along with it or you are gonna perish.
It's a longterm project. I am waiting for the decreasing inflation rate in the next years.

This for me.

 It's not worth selling anymore. With cryptocurrency I made a profit overall so I don't really care what happens to my tiny Siacoin holdings. I believe in the future of Siacoin so worth keeping for me.

But be careful guys don't get carried away by people shouting "buy!!" or "dump!!".
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Re: BTC buy&sell - best rates from HiRiBi.com
by
alababaju
on 05/05/2017, 20:36:55 UTC
I have two questions please.

1. Can you send PayPal payments in GBP?
My account is GBP and seeing as you're a U.K. company I feel it might be cheaper for both of us to avoid double conversion.

2. Can you send via 'Pay a friend or family'?
That should remove most questions about transaction reversal. Thanks.

Thank you.

Good day, thank you for your feedback.

1) You are absolutely correct, we are registered in UK. But we are an international company and all payments are made in one currency, the most common in the world - USD. We chose this currency in view of the preferences of most customers. Maybe in the future we will have the opportunity to add other currencies, we are working on this.

2) In the beginning we tried to send payments via “friends and family”, but there were many difficulties if the recipient was in another country and if the amount of payment was large. Therefore, we refused this type of payment cause it’s hard to proceed FF payments to large quantity of new users.

Everyone who made exchange with us and was completely satisfied please share your trust point here at bitcointalk, we are working hard on this so we need your help, will be much appreciated.



Thank you for your reply, I have this response to your points:

1) Why does HiRiBi need to ensure everyone uses one currency, if they don't want to? Does something prevent HiRiBi from sending different currencies to different customers on a case by case basis? I use PayPal myself, it requires in the region of <5 clicks and 1 minute to effect such changes on each transfer. For example Amazon a US company, well aware that USD is the most popular currency in the world, still gives currency options for local customers. Being flexible is a good thing in my opinion.

2) What difficulties? How is it hard to process F&F payments? I have used it myself, I didn't see any. Please tell me about them.

I have used PayPal for 6+ years now, as a buyer and seller on eBay and sometimes to transfer money even internationally, and I fail to see strong reason in your points.

Please enlighten me on what I may have missed. Thank you.

1. There is a percentage transfer fee. I was supposed to receive $45.59 they sent $47.71 but I received $44.83 because of the transfer fee.

Sometimes it might happened. It’s just because paypal has different fees in different countries, as we don’t know know the recipient original country we just cover standard most popular PP fee, you can contact us via help@hiribi.com and we will solve this, not a problem.

Everyone who made exchange with us and was completely satisfied please share your trust point here at bitcointalk, we are working hard on this so we need your help, will be much appreciated.


That's understandable.
There are two possible fees that I am aware of. One is a Pay for Goods and Services fee, the solution for that is to use F&F. Another is a cross border transfer fee that is country dependent. One possible solution; I believe PayPal provides a chart of the fees. You could create a box for users to enter the country of their account and from there calculate the fees.
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Re: BTC buy&sell - best rates from HiRiBi.com
by
alababaju
on 05/05/2017, 20:07:41 UTC
I have two questions please.

1. Can you send PayPal payments in GBP?
My account is GBP and seeing as you're a U.K. company I feel it might be cheaper for both of us to avoid double conversion.

2. Can you send via 'Pay a friend or family'?
That should remove most questions about transaction reversal. Thanks.

Thank you.

Replying my own post.

When I didn't receive a response here I decided to send the above questions via the email address included in the first post. This was the reply I got:

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Hello.

We send only in USD and as "goods and services" but we cover all fees.


Alex HiRiBi Support


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Someone (not HiRiBi) recently just reversed three PayPal transactions after I sent them Bitcoin. Claiming that 'I took' the money from their account and they did not make the order. I am still speaking with PayPal as this just happened yesterday.

However I advise everyone to avoid trading via PayPal if the person you are trading doesn't use the 'Pay a friend and family' method. I don't know why HiRiBi would refuse to pay via a hard to reverse method if we are sending them Bitcoin via an irreversible method.

Also dissapointingly they said they cover all fees, seemingly ignoring the very point I raised above telling them I got less than the quoted amount because of PayPal fees.

There are many ways to reverse F&F transactions as well. Not sure why so many people mistakenly take it as being "safe." It's no safer than sending payment for goods.

Can you tell me how one would reverse a Friends and Family transaction? PayPal explicitly states that it's not covered by Buyer Protection (the reason it's free I guess) and I remember seeing a few posts on the PayPal community page about people who said they were scammed on eBay after the seller requested they send via F&F and they did so, then the seller dissapeared. All the replies were along the lines of "your money is gone".

Please though if you do know how Friends and Family transactions can be reversed, please share. Thanks.
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Re: BTC buy&sell - best rates from HiRiBi.com
by
alababaju
on 03/05/2017, 16:31:05 UTC
I have two questions please.

1. Can you send PayPal payments in GBP?
My account is GBP and seeing as you're a U.K. company I feel it might be cheaper for both of us to avoid double conversion.

2. Can you send via 'Pay a friend or family'?
That should remove most questions about transaction reversal. Thanks.

Thank you.

Replying my own post.

When I didn't receive a response here I decided to send the above questions via the email address included in the first post. This was the reply I got:

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Hello.

We send only in USD and as "goods and services" but we cover all fees.


Alex HiRiBi Support


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Someone (not HiRiBi) recently just reversed three PayPal transactions after I sent them Bitcoin. Claiming that 'I took' the money from their account and they did not make the order. I am still speaking with PayPal as this just happened yesterday.

However I advise everyone to avoid trading via PayPal if the person you are trading doesn't use the 'Pay a friend and family' method. I don't know why HiRiBi would refuse to pay via a hard to reverse method if we are sending them Bitcoin via an irreversible method.

Also dissapointingly they said they cover all fees, seemingly ignoring the very point I raised above telling them I got less than the quoted amount because of PayPal fees.
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Re: BTC buy&sell - best rates from HiRiBi.com
by
alababaju
on 01/05/2017, 22:11:39 UTC

I believe the reason why it's manual is because they aren't keeping a huge stock, so they take your order/coins, then sell them and give the money. At least that's how I took it based on previous posts.

Seems a likely explanation, I expect this  sort of business would work better the larger they get.
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Re: BTC buy&sell - best rates from HiRiBi.com
by
alababaju
on 01/05/2017, 10:43:23 UTC
I have two questions please.

1. Can you send PayPal payments in GBP?
My account is GBP and seeing as you're a U.K. company I feel it might be cheaper for both of us to avoid double conversion.

2. Can you send via 'Pay a friend or family'?
That should remove most questions about transaction reversal. Thanks.

Thank you.
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Re: BTC buy&sell - best rates from HiRiBi.com
by
alababaju
on 01/05/2017, 08:02:40 UTC
Mini Review

I don't think it is a scam but I don't think it's an automated system. I prefer automated trades because of how quick they are. I sent 0.03 BTC I got 3 confirmations within an hour and my transaction was moved to processing but I haven't still got any money in my PayPal account over 8 hours later. I think it may be because I started the trade around 11:30pm Sunday evening. Ordinarily this shouldn't matter if it's an automated system but I wonder if it isn't and someone has to be online to process orders.

EDIT: Just got my payment. Worked well all in all.

EDIT 2: Turns out they send payment through the 'Pay a Seller' PayPal method rather than the 'Send money to friends and family method. The downsides are these:
1. There is a percentage transfer fee. I was supposed to receive $45.59 they sent $47.71 but I received $44.83 because of the transfer fee.
2. It is reversible. PayPal state they don't offer payment protection for 'Pay friends and family' on the other hand. So that should be much harder or impossible to reverse.