Selling Gold to Websites?

[Verd]

If I sell my gold to a popular gold site, how long until the funds are available in my PayPal account?

 

Instantly but if you spend and they cash back your they put you in negative balance + charge you 30$ on top of that, I wouldn't recommend spending any money for up to 60 days after.

 

Instantly but if you spend and they cash back your they put you in negative balance + charge you 30$ on top of that, I wouldn't recommend spending any money for up to 60 days after.

Yeah major gold sites aren't going to backcharge lol.

95% of popular sites here on Sythe send you the funds instantly, OP.

 

[Verd]

Yeah major gold sites aren't going to backcharge lol.

95% of popular sites here on Sythe send you the funds instantly, OP.

Oh, word? I figured it was on some sort of PayPal delay. Sweet, thanks.

 

[Frantik]

You'll get the funds instantly. Although I love PayPal, I just got myself BTC after mixing a song from someone on Sythe who suggested it. You should definitely look into it. To my knowledge there is no risk of chargebacks when receiving money with BTC. However, you are dealing with major gold sellers so you shouldn't really have any issues to begin with.

 

You'll get the funds instantly. Although I love PayPal, I just got myself BTC after mixing a song from someone on Sythe who suggested it. You should definitely look into it. To my knowledge there is no risk of chargebacks when receiving money with BTC. However, you are dealing with major gold sellers so you shouldn't really have any issues to begin with.

Just to comfim this it's impossible to charge btc back

 

Just to comfim this it's impossible to charge btc back

It is possible to "chargeback" BTC. It is called "double-spending". Before a transaction has reached 1 confirmation the sender can cancel the transfer and you will not receive your BTC. This is very uncommon nowadays but it has happened before.

 

[Frantik]

Just to comfim this it's impossible to charge btc back

It is possible to "chargeback" BTC. It is called "double-spending". Before a transaction has reached 1 confirmation the sender can cancel the transfer and you will not receive your BTC. This is very uncommon nowadays but it has happened before.

Thanks for the heads up. Was not aware of this (still learning how BTC works).

 

[Verd]

Either way I'm confident divica makes too much money being legit to need my money. 1 scam report = their huge business is done for.

 

[justpixels]

Either way I'm confident divica makes too much money being legit to need my money. 1 scam report = their huge business is done for.

That goes for any large scale sellers in the gold market. An individual person is insignificant to them in the big picture. They would definitely not ruin their reputation over one trade.

 

[Yousuckv2]

Avoid Won_Gold unless you want your accounts banned