The guy with osrs gold does it nice, you can do that search about osrs gold in goolge and you will find a lot of sites, compare prices and see where you lose minimum amount, then you just create character in osrs and buy the gold, something important (as i was botting this game and have some experience in this kind of stuff) when you do the trade ingame to put few items by your side when trading the gold (after you pass tutorial island you'll have items to put), because buy/sell gold is bannable and it looks suspicious when you recieve 100m gold from your brand new character. Or you can login in steam and find someone who's trading dota/csgo items, most of them use few payment methods, you can check their reputation threads to look if they are leggit and when you find one that you like you can ask him to exchange currency from paypal to skrill or other way round, that's how i used to do it in the past. Most of them do not want taxes, but you can offer them few bucks for the service if you'd like to.
Hm. I really don't wanna play a game (even if it's just for show) in order to do this. Not that I have anything against games, I'm just so busy. But I guess it is an option on the table.
The steam thing sounds better to me, although I'm sure if anyone was willing to exchange PP to Skrill or anything else, they'd want to make a little bit of profit from the deal at least. And they'd lose about 5% on receiving the money (PP receiving fee), and then they take a cut, so again you're looking at losing 7-10% of your money in the process.
But it's a good option, thank you for the info
Buying stuff and selling it cheaper generally can work until you're comfortable with buying/selling that particular item and there's no chance to get fucked over in the process. You see, i know nothing about Runescape and virtual gold, so more than likely i'd try to find something different. But it sounds like a plan.
That freelancer trick mentioned above is also an age old one.
Yeah, that buying and selling stuff would take some upfront work. Find which product to buy, find people/places to sell it which can pay you with payment methods that are not Paypal. But it's definitely an option.
Yeah the Freelancer trick is a good one.
You know, I guess if someone has a lot of money to move from PP then they would probably diversify and use multiple methods to cashout. This is because of PP, you don't want them seeing that ALL your money keeps going to the same place/person. But if you spend some on freelancer and some for some guy for some gold and some for some crypto guy, I think it's safer.
i don't mean payoneer bank account but i mean payoneer master card, withdraw your money to payoneer mastercard than transfert them or to any other visa card like paysera for ex , and than send the money from the visa card or master card to another master card from the same company and link the second one with your original paypal account , and you can use those money
Hey, love your username
Maybe it's country-specific, but from what I know you can connect your Payoneer mastercard to Paypal, but only for depositing money from it into Paypal, no withdrawal to it possible.
Or do you mean pay yourself somehow from Paypal to Payoneer mastercard. I don't even know, is it possible to pay from Paypal to a credit/debit card directly?
But if you got the money to your Payoneer (or any) mastercard, why would you do the rest of it? Send it to paysera and then send it to a different card, and then link that different card to paypal, and use the money? We're talking about getting money out of paypal, not shuffling it around and then getting it back into Paypal
I have a question, I hope anyone would answer me, I have an american paypal account, and it got blocked, the only way to withdraw is thru a bank account, what can I do? (I am not from USA) Does TransferWire works?
Try Payoneer.
Sure!
Basically, you'd go to a site like
http://aribagold.com/ and you can buy $500 worth of gold for $0.86 per million, so you'd be getting 581 million. (***Prices fluctuate daily, so ALWAYS check buying and selling rates before you make any sort of purchase or sale of gold.***)
In order to collect your gold, you'll need to have an OSRS account. After you purchase, you'll be sent to a page giving you directions on what world to go to and who to trade with to receive your gold. Go and pickup your gold.
Then, you can go to a different vendor to sell the gold, often times I'll just clear my cache and cookies and go to the same site I bought the gold from and sell it there as they have the best rates. Then, we'll sell the gold we bought for $0.71 per million (Once again, these rates change daily so be sure to check those before doing any buying or selling), so of the $500 we started with we'd be cashing out $418 at current market rates.
Yeah, you can really use any commonly traded in-game commodity, I just usually use OSRS gold because I have my funds the fastest.
That's great. Thanks man
