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use coin2pal.info. I have used their service a few times and it is working. Slow but reliable process.
by fsniper 13y ago
use coin2pal.info. I have used their service a few times and it is working. Slow but reliable process.
- nwh 13y agoWho runs this exactly? What are the chances you get paid with a stolen PayPal account?
- fsniper 13y agohttps://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Coin2Pal https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Coin2Pal That's the best info I have about them. So use with a pint of salt. I had no problem with my transactions yet.
- TallboyOne 13y agoDon't trust anything with .info
- maaku 13y agoLike blockchain.info? ;)
- TallboyOne 13y agoThat might be the one exception I can think of .. :o
- viraptor 13y agoPlease don't spread this bullshit. I hear it every once in a while and cannot understand why people repeat it. There's nothing you can tell about the company from the TLD. It's just a string. It's like saying "don't trust companies with an E in their name". Yes, I own an info domain. Because I liked it and it was cheap. That's it.
- TallboyOne 13y agoI said that mostly in jest. If you're starting a site though, just don't fucking pick .info, is my .02. Don't be a cheap ass, spend the extra $6, and get a 'real' TLD that doesn't have it's reputation destroyed by russian spammers.
- viraptor 13y agoI don't believe a TLD can have a reputation (apart from that related to the government controlling it). That's exactly why I went for a cheep TLD. .com is a gold plated connector on a digital data cable (or whatever monster uses these days) IMO - raising the price for no reason at all. An average person shouldn't care.