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They are banning the sale of non-physical items. So miners/hardware, even your GPU :) is safe to sell. Basically if it can be shipped in a box, it's fine. Vi

• officialjunk 13y ago
  Wonder where casascius coins fit in this... https://www.casascius.com/ https://www.casascius.com/
  • nwh 13y ago
    Banned. Did you not read the linked post? > I got called from paypal because i sold a few casascius coin
    • officialjunk 13y ago
      i hadn't at the time i posted that comment, and then i got distracted and didn't correct myself :(
• pnathan 13y ago
  > They are banning the sale of non-physical items Can you link me to the seller policy? I have an app I'd like to sell (no bitcoin involved - except maybe taking it...maybe), and I've been wondering about the seller policy, but couldn't find it.
  • dangrossman 13y ago
    There's no ban on selling non-physical items. They have a very small list of prohibited services which includes currency exchange: https://www.paypal.com/webapps/mpp/ua/acceptableuse-full https://www.paypal.com/webapps/mpp/ua/acceptableuse-full
    • scottcanoni 13y ago
      You are correct. By non-physical item, I could only think of a Bitcoin related currency exchange for USD or any other fiat currency. Unless, can you think of a Bitcoin related non-physical item that is NOT a currency exchange?
      • timv 13y ago
        Unless, can you think of a Bitcoin related non-physical item that is NOT a currency exchange? An ebook about Bitcoin. (I would consider a digital download to be non-physical)
        • scottcanoni 13y ago
          Good one timv. I wonder what Paypal would do with Bitcoin ebooks.
    • pnathan 13y ago
      Hmm. OK. Yeah. good to know. :D
• dualogy 13y ago
  > They are banning the sale of non-physical items. If that were the case, thousands of ISV, SaaS, indie mp3/ebook vendors etc. would be up in arms already, wouldn't they?
  • tlrobinson 13y ago
    I think they meant non-physical Bitcoin related items, i.e. Bitcoins.