Buying Forum Coins

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I am wanting to stimulate the FC economy buy buying some FC outright from my fellow forum members. a 1 to 1 ratio of FC to cash via paypal. I'm wanting to start at about 500 FC for $5. This is to sort of counter the official FC cash out method and avoid the $1.50 charge to buy forum coins. I'll keep the thread open for more buys in the future as well.

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I think PayPal will still take its commission while transferring the money to my bank account here in India. So, what is the use of your buying?

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I think PayPal will still take its commission while transferring the money to my bank account here in India. So, what is the use of your buying?

To my understanding there is no fee to transfer to a bank, it will just take a few business days, that is the difference between sending to your bank and sending it to the card. A card has a fee of about $0.25 USD but becomes available in in minutes. There is also the cashout benefit of not needing to have a member link to cash out your forum coins with this offer as it is not an offer from Fergal.

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That's a good option for those who have a PayPal account or PayPal support in their country. especially for those users who don't want to pay overcharges to some clever, greedy users who are always ready to take advantage of those innocent users who urgently need money. I guess there should be another option for those who do not have PayPal in their country like BinancePay ( No Charges Apply) etc.

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some clever, greedy users who are always ready to take advantage of those innocent users who urgently need money

You cannot call someone greedy just because he or she is trying to profit from the exchange. Greed is when company like Apple stops giving away chargers with iPhone in the name of reducing electronic waste and in the mean time makes billions of dollars by selling chargers separately.

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some clever, greedy users who are always ready to take advantage of those innocent users who urgently need money

You cannot call someone greedy just because he or she is trying to profit from the exchange. Greed is when company like Apple stops giving away chargers with iPhone in the name of reducing electronic waste and in the mean time makes billions of dollars by selling chargers separately.

Please stop giving me lactures here. I know those people here who did this and charged extra-ordinary rates to those members who needed urgent money. I don't want to give my money to those greedy exchangers here. It's better to help poor people who really need money instead of these people.

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Please let's stop taking things personally. Remember it costs nothing to be kind to each other.

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some clever, greedy users who are always ready to take advantage of those innocent users who urgently need money

You cannot call someone greedy just because he or she is trying to profit from the exchange. Greed is when company like Apple stops giving away chargers with iPhone in the name of reducing electronic waste and in the mean time makes billions of dollars by selling chargers separately.

Please stop giving me lactures here. I know those people here who did this and charged extra-ordinary rates to those members who needed urgent money. I don't want to give my money to those greedy exchangers here. It's better to help poor people who really need money instead of these people.

Each person could set up a rate of exchange. Another person could accept or reject exchanging with him. Let's take an example it could be even websites that provide exchange between electronic wallets and crypto and then you see what is suitable for your exchange or not. This is work after all but no one forces you to complete an exchange with a user X or Y.

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Its everyones choice to post an offer and our to accept or reject, so everyone can post their rate, its fine if you are not comfortable with the rate

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That is very right, we need to understand what peer-to-peer means. You need to negotiate and if the price is fair for both of you then you are good to go. The other thing is that the forum currency is not liquid cash as per se.For reasons like it is not always that a person will cashout almost immediately and also it is not quite often that you will see quality advertisements in forums and lastly the person who is using forum currency bears a risk more than the one given the actual liquid cash such as Paypal or cryptocurrency. So a 1:1 ratio is not fair.

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How many fc do you need?

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How many fc do you need?

I think you refer to Cam thread:
viewtopic.php?f=268&t=38096

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Service with this poster is excellent. You can try it out.Thsnks

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I think l would soon need these service. I would come back to this thread when l would be ready.

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Is this offer still available?

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if this offer is available i am also interested

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I have 100 FC to sell but I need money in my cryptocurrency exchange.