Quote from: xetsr on May 14, 2016, 07:55:11 PM

Posting references would be a huge help, especially since there are a few red flags keeping people away:
New account
New domain
No SSL
Hosted on wix.com (?)
There is another site using the coindaddy name: coindaddy.io
Don't take this the wrong way. Think of it has me trying to help you since most are gonna be very skeptical.
EDIT:
You might also want to remove the paypal partner logo from the bottom of your site Cheesy

Yes, this account and the domain name are new, but the business itself has been around since 2013. We've already built a reputation, we just re-modeled the website and got a new domain.
Our original domain was coin-daddy.com , and this was our original forum post :
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=287328.0
where you can already see that we had many satisfied customers, we even offered 10% discount codes etc.
Even on our Facebook, you will find posts that are from 2013 and also this review from a satisfied customer http://postimg.org/image/e6004cphn/

Quote from: GregH37 on May 15, 2016, 08:33:54 AM

I don't feel it is safe to buy btc with paypal. I think it is not even safe for the site also. because paypal fund can be easily reverse . a buyer easily get BTC on his wallet and reverse the paypal fund also to his wallet. what safety you are using for stopping these actions?

For the customer, theres absolutely no risk of paypal reverse transactions.
You pay with paypal, we send you the coins. In case we wouldnt send you the coins, you would have 45 days to get your money back from paypal. So there is absolutely NO risk for you the risk is on our side, but lik I said we have experience in this business and we have our ways to manage those cases.

Quote from: SatHunter on May 15, 2016, 10:28:33 PM

What exchange rate are you using? I'd like to know how much btc I'm going to get for my PayPal. I only need about $10 worth, but with no exchange rate, I don't know what I'm getting.

eta - I can't even tell what currency your site is in. It says $100 - 0,091btc What currency is that?

We are using the exchange rate from coinmarketcap, and we add 20% service fee on top of that. I know it sounds like quite a lot to begin with, but once you become a trusted buyer, we will lower your fee to up to 5%.

Quote from: amacar2 on May 16, 2016, 04:20:22 PM

at footer: paypal partner
what the hell is that? i have never seen that before, it is sure paypal don't allow purchase of bitcoin stated in their TOS and you claiming that you guys are paypal partner. Purely this could be only a scam, SCAM ALERT FROM MY SIDE.

We have a PayPal Business Account since 2013, and we are offering services that work together with paypal, which is why we used that image. Doesnt mean we are scammers read my answers above for more proof.

Quote from: BitcoinSupremo on May 17, 2016, 06:20:39 AM

Let me add another big red flag here, OP not answering to this topic since 3 days now, was this a lame scam attempt after all, I would not trust this site to buy anything there until further clarifications from OP, but even so OP has no protection if some user get his btc on his wallet and soon after he open a dispute. If he mention bitcoin in the dispute , I guess its over for the site as Paypal is not at all bitcoin friendly , so better to stay away from this site. OP is free to prove me wrong.

Well, I havent actually looked in this thread because were super busy at the moment remodeling the website, updating all our social media, reviving our system etc. There has been a lot going on.
Ive already explained above that there is absolutely no risk for the buyer. The risk is on OUR side if the user claims a dispute after getting the coins. And we are aware of that.

Quote from: SAMKUSH on May 17, 2016, 07:24:37 AM

it would be good to see the OP answer the questions brought forward as communication is very vital for any business especially one that is still building some reputation for itself

Quote from: finishedgrey on May 17, 2016, 09:55:21 AM

The OP is attempting to scam your bitcoin, don't fall to this crap!

please read my answers above ☺ we are not scammers and have commented on every question/issue that was mentioned here.

Quote from: digaran on May 17, 2016, 10:48:48 AM

So what happens if they spend their paypal money after receiving from bitcoin buyers ? how will paypal reverse anything when there are nothing? looks like it is easier just to scam paypal than bitcoin buyers.lolz

As already mentioned above, we are prepared fort he risk and weve had a paypal account for a long time so we dont have any issues with them at all. And theres absolutely no risk for the buyers.

Quote from: jdmorgan on May 17, 2016, 12:32:59 PM

1 BTC for 550 $ ?!
Is it right? Lips sealed

I understand the various fee, but one hundred bucks is too much..

Quote from: Kozan on May 17, 2016, 12:36:56 PM

$100 = 0,091 BTC Huh

Are you serious?

I know at least 3 websites where i can also use paypal and get a better rate than yours, I would never use your services just too much expensive.

But good luck.

Yes, we know that the prices are higher than elsewhere right now, and thats because oft he chargeback risk for us. But if you become a trusted buyer, we will lower your fee to up to 5%.

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