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I would like to receive a payment for selling my bitcoins. I don't trust the person much, so I will ask for money in advance. However, I'm not sure which payment processors could I use for such a transactions that are chargeback-resistant. I know PayPal is bad for this, but what are my other options?

Which payment processors do not allow for chargeback?

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Liberty Reserve doesn't allow charge backs.

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It's a short list.

  • Cash
  • Liberty Reserve (though they did freeze some customer funds recently until they became verified)
  • Bank Wire (though see comment below)
  • Webmoney (supposedly)

Here's the payment methods hardness list:

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Do note that bank wire transfers can be reversed if the recipient account has not been credited - sometimes up to 2 days later. Always wait for the balance to appear in your account before acting. – Gary Rowe Nov 15 '12 at 14:23

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