Paypal to Liberty Reserve

@stan87 (47)
Bulgaria
November 21, 2012 8:10am CST
Hello there! I wonder if there is any legit way of exchanging Paypal for Liberty Reserve. I checked the net, I even had a chat with the Liberty Reserve support but I just can't find a way to do that. There are web sites who claim to process such operations but they all look like a scam. I can hardly find any meaningful information on the internet. And I really need to find a way to transfer money from PP to LR. Are you aware of any methods? If anybody's willing to help me with this issue I would be very thankful! Your help would be much appreciated! Thanks in advance! Stan
2 responses
swats89
@swats89 (1729)
• India
22 Nov 12
Hi. I can recommend you two site one is Xchanger.com and EZexchanger. They both are legit site. I haven't tried this site but most people are satisfied with these sites. Cheers.
swats89
@swats89 (1729)
• India
22 Nov 12
Hi. You should be very careful while choosing right person for exchange. Sometimes the person you trust will ditch you. I think the two sites I have mentioned is highly recognize site and you can make secure payments. Cheers.
rotloi2
@rotloi2 (321)
• Malaysia
22 Nov 12
you are suggesting both great sites... i am accumulating $$ to convert liberty reserver for some invest purpose. all of the investing site do not accept paypal. paypal itself have the restriction on terms and conditions...
stan87
@stan87 (47)
• Bulgaria
22 Nov 12
Thanks for your response. Actually I found somebody who's OK to exchange the money for me. I think that's the best way as you won't have to pay a huge ammount of fees and stuff.
aerous
@aerous (13434)
• Philippines
21 Nov 12
It might be a good thing if there is such exchange. Because all of us have a problem in exchange our fund in payza, lr and other payment processors. I don't know why those company didn't want to have connection to each other?
stan87
@stan87 (47)
• Bulgaria
22 Nov 12
Hello there! I believe it's because we're talking about virtual money. Such virtual money are still exchangeable for real money, but the origin is virtual. I mean, these online systems can not start a good partnership 'cause they operate in different ways. Most of the time Paypal does not support hyip programes while Libery Reserve and Perfect money does. I think they are just like the normal, regular banks - it's just that their policies are different. It's a bit complicated, isn't it?
aerous
@aerous (13434)
• Philippines
22 Nov 12
Yup! I agree with your, friend. Their policies a bit complicated and sometimes they set a policy that they actually violated it. There must be a merger with those online processing payment, so that we can able to exchange the money in whatever purpose we want. I don't know when they think about it?