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Why isn't there no completely simple way? - 23er341r14145t1r34d1413r1 - Jun 29, 2017
Why hasn't someone created a website that is so simple where you can buy every singly crypto with a multitude of different methods including paypal, debit, credit etc?
Somewhere where it's just easy to buy this shit instead of all the busting ass and +10% rates and ID and trusted bullshit.
Just curious why that doesn't exist. Seems like it would thrive. Then again, I'd love to be educated on why it can't.
* - evilace - Jun 29, 2017
Changelly allows you to buy coins with a visa or mastercard. Link: https://changelly.com/
Also another reason why you see high % rates is because some users chargeback due to a "fraudulent" charge so what some members do is charger a higher rate so that if there was a case of them getting charged back, it wouldn't hurt them as much as long as their business is big.
I honestly see no issue with having to verify with your ID in order to use paypal or a credit card. The seller OR the company want to confirm that it is INDEED your credit card. I sold on Paxful and always asked for ID to confirm paypal payments. I had very small percentage of chargebacks.
If I were to start a business and offered to take credit card or paypal, I would want you to verify your identity first before exchanging with me.
* - 23er341r14145t1r34d1413r1 - Jun 29, 2017
(Jun 29, 2017 08:43 PM)evilace Wrote: Changelly allows you to buy coins with a visa or mastercard. Link: https://changelly.com/
Also another reason why you see high % rates is because some users chargeback due to a "fraudulent" charge so what some members do is charger a higher rate so that if there was a case of them getting charged back, it wouldn't hurt them as much as long as their business is big.
I honestly see no issue with having to verify with your ID in order to use paypal or a credit card. The seller OR the company want to confirm that it is INDEED your credit card. I sold on Paxful and always asked for ID to confirm paypal payments. I had very small percentage of chargebacks.
If I were to start a business and offered to take credit card or paypal, I would want you to verify your identity first before exchanging with me.
Of course, but I mean there should also be an instant way with every single method. Confirming ID isn't a big deal, but why doesn't Paypal make a deal with these large companies and understand their no fradulent so no chargebacks can be made? Hasn't Paypal thought about that?
* - evilace - Jun 29, 2017
(Jun 29, 2017 08:47 PM)Ski Mask Wrote: Of course, but I mean there should also be an instant way with every single method. Confirming ID isn't a big deal, but why doesn't Paypal make a deal with these large companies and understand their no fradulent so no chargebacks can be made? Hasn't Paypal thought about that?
I mean I heard that some reps will return the money back to your paypal account even if it involved digital currency. I don't think they want to partner with them because they are 2 different payment methods. I don't see it happening any time soon.
* - 23er341r14145t1r34d1413r1 - Jun 29, 2017
(Jun 29, 2017 08:49 PM)evilace Wrote: I mean I heard that some reps will return the money back to your paypal account even if it involved digital currency. I don't think they want to partner with them because they are 2 different payment methods. I don't see it happening any time soon.
You know what would be a lot easier? If there was one universal method of sending and receiving money. Just one service that everyone used.
* - Omniscient - Jun 29, 2017
For a website to allow you to buy coins they have to run the wallets. To do that they need technical expertise, security, and servers. They aren't going to waste their time adding coins which aren't popular.
For you to "buy" a coin that means the site must possess it. That only happens because they open an exchange where the price fluctuates and various depending on the buys and sells. They don't just have BTC for you at will.
If you're expecting these places to take FIAT (us dollars for instance) then how do you expect that to happen unless they are legit company? Do they take credit cards? Wired money? Where is their banks located? And under what region do they operate within the law?
Quote:You know what would be a lot easier? If there was one universal method of sending and receiving money. Just one service that everyone used.
You know what would be even easier. If money, rent, food, and cars were all free and we didn't need to work. That would just be awesome.
What you're asking for is a childish dream.
* - ๖ۣۜEnlightened - Jun 30, 2017
(Jun 29, 2017 11:58 PM)Omniscient Wrote: What you're asking for is a childish dream.
/thread
OP you obviously have no idea about the risks that come with accepting fiat/crypto, and the legalities that need to be followed by doing so.
* - 23er341r14145t1r34d1413r1 - Jun 30, 2017
(Jun 29, 2017 11:58 PM)Omniscient Wrote: For a website to allow you to buy coins they have to run the wallets. To do that they need technical expertise, security, and servers. They aren't going to waste their time adding coins which aren't popular.
For you to "buy" a coin that means the site must possess it. That only happens because they open an exchange where the price fluctuates and various depending on the buys and sells. They don't just have BTC for you at will.
If you're expecting these places to take FIAT (us dollars for instance) then how do you expect that to happen unless they are legit company? Do they take credit cards? Wired money? Where is their banks located? And under what region do they operate within the law?
You know what would be even easier. If money, rent, food, and cars were all free and we didn't need to work. That would just be awesome.
What you're asking for is a childish dream.
Makes sense, I'm not asking for a dream tho I'm merely speculating on why. I'm sure there could be a way to make one money exchange at least within countries with the power of some credit card companies or even alternative companies like Google. Just a thought. Good explanation tho.
* - d4rkj4y - Jun 30, 2017
Well OP, why don't you start this company?
* - 23er341r14145t1r34d1413r1 - Jun 30, 2017
(Jun 30, 2017 01:09 AM)d4rkj4y Wrote: Well OP, why don't you start this company?
No real excuse. Lack of knowledge and funds but I guess both can be obtained quite easily. Thinking of making a form of coinbase but instead of all the delay and limits, just opened limits at not an extreme rate. But to supply the website with the coins and all that will take a large sum of start-up money.
* - th3s3cr3t0n3 - Jun 30, 2017
(Jun 30, 2017 12:03 AM)๖ۣۜMaximus Wrote: /thread
OP you obviously have no idea about the risks that come with accepting fiat/crypto, and the legalities that need to be followed by doing so.
Intrigued. What are the risks that come with fiat/crypto? * That applies to legit people.
* - z0si - Jun 30, 2017
If you're asking such questions you probably don't understand.
* - 2073436 - Jun 30, 2017
If it was possible, it would have been done.
Useless thread
* - Denzarou - Jun 30, 2017
(Jun 30, 2017 04:31 AM)Skilō Wrote: If it was possible, it would have been done.
Useless thread
That isn't always true, but in this case it is.
* - Ravioli - Jun 30, 2017
(Jun 30, 2017 04:31 AM)Skilō Wrote: If it was possible, it would have been done.new
Useless thread
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