Now Sell BITCOIN via Paypal ;) ;) ;)

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Singapore based company has integrated with Paypal support for POS (Point of sale) device.

Source
https://cointelegraph.com/news/american-pundi-x-merchants-can-now-sell-crypto-via-paypal
 
Lol, look at this:
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This makes me laugh.

They ask so many docs for account verification and they have started to love crypto, which is totally opposite.

How many of you would use their crypto support? If at all, they start with crypto.

I am going to keep as away as possible from their crypto support.
 
Lol, look at this:
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This makes me laugh.

They ask so many docs for account verification and they have started to love crypto, which is totally opposite.

How many of you would use their crypto support? If at all, they start with crypto.

I am going to keep as away as possible from their crypto support.


You are confusing privacy with non-anonymous digital asset (BTC)
Bitcoin is NOT anonymous... nowadays everyone can track the wallet from which the transaction was made, the IP that was/is connecting to that wallet etc. Now of course you can use "VPN" using Bitcoin directly , but ... is required to forget only once to turn on the VPN :)

I'm not sure but I believe that is still not possible buying anonymous assets (Beam, Monero, zCash) from the mentioned company.

So, if you want to use, take, accept crypto anonymously.. Bitcoin is not the right asset for that :) and definitely, they are not the company that you are looking to play with :)
 
You are confusing privacy with non-anonymous digital asset (BTC)
Bitcoin is NOT anonymous... nowadays everyone can track the wallet from which the transaction was made, the IP that was/is connecting to that wallet etc. Now of course you can use "VPN" using Bitcoin directly , but ... is required to forget only once to turn on the VPN :)

I'm not sure but I believe that is still not possible buying anonymous assets (Beam, Monero, zCash) from the mentioned company.

So, if you want to use, take, accept crypto anonymously.. Bitcoin is not the right asset for that :) and definitely, they are not the company that you are looking to play with :)
I hope you're trolling. Especially with the current profile pic you have
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Very soon gaypal will refund to scam buyers paying in crypto!
 
You are confusing privacy with non-anonymous digital asset (BTC)
Bitcoin is NOT anonymous... nowadays everyone can track the wallet from which the transaction was made, the IP that was/is connecting to that wallet etc. Now of course you can use "VPN" using Bitcoin directly , but ... is required to forget only once to turn on the VPN :)

I'm not sure but I believe that is still not possible buying anonymous assets (Beam, Monero, zCash) from the mentioned company.

So, if you want to use, take, accept crypto anonymously.. Bitcoin is not the right asset for that :) and definitely, they are not the company that you are looking to play with :)

Yeah, I forgot to mention my exact point there. But, my point was about accepting the payments, not about anonymity. You can accept crypto for any type of product/service without being afraid unless we are dealing with something like substances or illegal weapons, but Paypal restricts those.

With that above post, my point was about ease of doing business, not about anonymity.
 
I hope you're trolling. Especially with the current profile pic you have
956660.jpg

What if I tell you that I'm very serious actually. Bitcoin IS NOT ANONYMOUS.. Bitcoin MIXERS are NOT anonymous.. NOT ANY MORE (at least not 100%).
Want complete privacy? Use 100% Privacy coins like BEAM, Monero, zCash..

My picture is 4+ y/o. Back then bitcoin was untraceable, there was not enough knowledge about how to trace the transactions.
Today.. my avatar stay as reference to cryptocurrencies. We accept various cryptos including the mentioned privacy one.


But I'm always honest when giving privacy advises to my lovely BHW community.

/Steph


Jyeshtha
Well had to mention it since the BHW community is looking for anonymity (most of them) :)

/Steph
 
What if I tell you that I'm very serious actually. Bitcoin IS NOT ANONYMOUS.. Bitcoin MIXERS are NOT anonymous.. NOT ANY MORE (at least not 100%).
Want complete privacy? Use 100% Privacy coins like BEAM, Monero, zCash..

My picture is 4+ y/o. Back then bitcoin was untraceable, there was not enough knowledge about how to trace the transactions.
Today.. my avatar stay as reference to cryptocurrencies. We accept various cryptos including the mentioned privacy one.


But I'm always honest when giving privacy advises to my lovely BHW community.

/Steph


Jyeshtha
Well had to mention it since the BHW community is looking for anonymity (most of them) :)

/Steph
You might be honest. Does not mean you are right.
Bitcoin can be traced back to bitcoin addresses but you can't just find IPs based on adresses.

All Bitcoin transactions are public, traceable, and permanently stored in the Bitcoin network. ... Anyone can see the balance and all transactions of any address.

To show that, please find my IP from this transaction
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/749a2c3682a7926346a41913ced8b73a2fd5afbbfc6b315a5cfc3c97f297bdeb
I am in the USA if that helps your quest. $100 if you find my IP

Monero is a safer alternative
https://steemit.com/monero/@sgp/7yjqso-a-monero-introduction-for-beginners
 
You might be honest. Does not mean you are right.
Bitcoin can be traced back to bitcoin addresses but you can't just find IPs based on adresses.

All Bitcoin transactions are public, traceable, and permanently stored in the Bitcoin network. ... Anyone can see the balance and all transactions of any address.

To show that, please find my IP from this transaction
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/749a2c3682a7926346a41913ced8b73a2fd5afbbfc6b315a5cfc3c97f297bdeb
I am in the USA if that helps your quest. $100 if you find my IP

Monero is a safer alternative
https://steemit.com/monero/@sgp/7yjqso-a-monero-introduction-for-beginners


Massachusetts region IP 98.217.12*.*** The transaction involving the mentioned IP. It is not necessarily to be the transaction owner , could be the first node which confirmed the transaction (if that's the case, the rest is not that difficult to track.. who and when have connect to that IP). If you are not hosting the wallet could also be the IP of the service that host the wallet.. if you are not behind VPN using that service... it is matter of digging.

If you believe that Bitcoin is completely anonymous.. fine

What I'm saying is that users should use other crypt-assets for higher privacy.

/cheers
 
a new era of limitation is coming 'Your PayPal account is now permanently limited reason for this limitation is highlighted below" we believe you're trying to send bitcoin from your account, please be aware PayPal only allows you to send bitcoin from your account.a permanent limitation is now placed on your account until Satoshi Nakamoto signed his private key "
 
Another trap to limit many accounts
 
Four issues here:
1) Is Bitcoin/BTC truly anonymous? Answer, no.
2) Is anonymous use of BTC the only value in choosing Bitcoin transactions? Answer, no.
3) Is the issue of anonymity separate from the issue of Bitcoin being a way to transact without banks and bureaucracies? Answer, yes.
4) Is Paypal, or any other refundable payment method, a suitable platform to be transferring NONrefundable BTC? Answer, NO.
 
I believe this is limited to the US only for now
 
Massachusetts region IP 98.217.12*.*** The transaction involving the mentioned IP. It is not necessarily to be the transaction owner , could be the first node which confirmed the transaction (if that's the case, the rest is not that difficult to track.. who and when have connect to that IP). If you are not hosting the wallet could also be the IP of the service that host the wallet.. if you are not behind VPN using that service... it is matter of digging.

If you believe that Bitcoin is completely anonymous.. fine

What I'm saying is that users should use other crypt-assets for higher privacy.

/cheers
I did not say bitcoin is completely anonymous. That is literally what I said in my post but obviously you cannot read so I guess I'm done arguing with a rock
I a 800-900 miles away from MA so take it as you will but I raise my bounty to $500 if you can find MY IP/City from that address. I can ID verify as well which ill do if you find my IP which just won't happen. I did not say it is 100% anonymous but claiming
nowadays everyone can track the wallet from which the transaction was made, the IP that was/is connecting to that wallet etc.
Is either just a horrible misrepresentation of words or BS
I'll stick with both
 
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