Bitcoin to Paypal Exchange Against Terms of Acceptable Use Policy

Bitcoin to Paypal Exchange Against Terms of Acceptable Use Policy

Since September, an increasing number of bitcoin startups and exchange have begun offering bitcoin-to-paypal payment processing services, allowing users to send bitcoin to international paypal accounts with substantially low transaction and conversion fees. Exchanges such as Bitwala, leading European bitcoin payment company have introduced secure and quick bitcoin-to-paypal transfer service, with service fees ranging from 0.5% to 4%. "For only 0.5% fee we transfer Bitcoin to PayPal accounts you want. You don't need a bank account or a credit card. Bitcoin makes services like PayPal....


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