Hi everyone, I have a patent pending for a Social Network that integrates cryptocurrency transactions between users. I am currently looking for partners to get things off the ground. Contact me if you're interested.

E-mail: deangelosonlinesystem@gmail.com

I'm not looking for a lot. I just need it for a transaction where the seller/supplier only accepts crypto.

I'm buying $250 in Bitcoin using the escrow service: escrowmybits.com


I will cover the transaction costs.


I will need the seller's email & BTC Address to complete the transaction.


Whomever is ready first will get the deal.

> Forum member brings up Escrow service (which is supposed to be the safe way to conduct transactions on here)
> I ask if someone could link me to how the Escrow service works on here
> Last post ends up being, "I could do a deal with you, but I'd rather see if you get scammed or not first"

Can someone point me to the link that will show how the Escrow services work on here?

Thanks for that information, I had no idea about that. I'd prefer this method for sure.

For public record, my email and all other information needed for this transaction is in the opening post.


The Statement of Buying Intent puts ME at risk, which is why I can only send the money first if your are a verified trusted member on here.


If your trust level is low, then I will require you to send first. That may make or break a deal, but I'm just being transparent.

@MarioBrossG Are you free now? I would like to get it done before bed.

I'm ready for this currency.

Looking to buy $200 in Bitcoin using Google Wallet. I have a new phone number and Coinbase's 2-step verification process had my old number linked to it. I just added my new number, but they're saying it can take up to 3 working days for the information to be updated.


Google Wallet allows you to add a memo with your money request (or why you've sent the money), so we can easily make a note that the payment is for Bitcoin, along with using my real name as a reference point.


Concerning reversed payments...if a buyer (which would be me in this situation) tries to reverse a payment, Google Wallet gives the seller (you) the opportunity to submit proof that the transaction was legit. That would allow you to screenshot our public deal for your personal records. I'll put together a "Statement of Buying Intent ahead of time to make your screenshot easier.



STATEMENT OF BUYING INTENT

I, DeAngelo Singleton, whose email name is DOS Marketing, email address: deangelosonlinemarketingsystem@gmail.com is seeking to obtain $200 in Bitcoin through a Google Wallet transaction, which would result in $200 in Bitcoin being transferred to digital wallet address: 0xEd657f092D46B28777239e36Cee4F04522CF015D. Payment will be made with a debit card ending with 6994. This request is being made on 2/3/2018

This statement of buying intent was written to prevent charge-back fraud.





SELLER REQUEST

I'm looking to buy from a seller on here who has a good reputation and can vouch that everything went through without a problem (obviously once the transaction is done). Also, be sure to screenshot the transaction from your end for your own record.



Thank you!

It isn't rare for Bitcoin to take a big dive. It has done it and recovered several times in the past. I think the big difference this time around is that since the price per coin was so high this time around the downturn seems a lot bigger and makes people more fearful.

I'm not sure how this transaction is going to workout; however, it highly isn't recommended that anyone trades their Bitcoin or cryptocurrency of value via Paypal. The "buyer" can always reverse the transaction, and you'll be messed over as the seller.