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Originally Posted by CheckCheckFold
One of the rules to trade is to post the poker site screen-name, so does that mean we cannot do trades with Ignition funds? (Note Ignition recently released a Voucher cashout/deposit method that is intended as a Peer to Peer transfer.)
I'm new to p2p transfers and have a question about how it actually goes down. Would it make sense to have a Skype/Google Hangout Video call while executing the trade? What do people commonly do during trades?
As it appears that Ignition pre-checks funds for validity prior to issuing a Voucher, then, yes, it's not only an acceptable method for p2p, it's probably safer for the recipient than a number of other methods.
Obviously, the recipient will have to ensure that the sender of the Voucher is highly reputable if he is sending money first, and the sender of the Voucher will have to ensure that the recipient is highly reputable if he is sending first. (A bit like with all trades, I guess!) Perhaps the sender of the Voucher should request a number of Vouchers of a smaller amount if he is intending to trade with them when he receives them, so that a larger trade can be done in bits to lessen the risk?
Keeping Skype open while trading seems like a sensible thing to do, as it acts as an early warning system if it looks like you might be the victim of a scam.