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Today, you can buy 1 BTC for just $0.064 million. One day, we'll look back on this as the "good old days". [Spoken audio]: In this video, I'll show you how to buy bitcoins using PayPal using the Coinpal service. First, go to coinpal.endrix.com and you'll be presented with this order form. In order to make a purchase, you have to have a verified PayPal account. I'll enter my verified PayPal email address in the form. Then I'll confirm my email address by entering it again. I want to buy 10 Bitcoins and I'll enter my Bitcoin receiving address there. I click Continue, it presents me with the details of my order, so the exchange rate right now is 30 cents for 10 Bitcoins, that's the purchase price. PayPal is going to charge 39 cents in fees, so those are passed through to you. Then a convenience fee for using the service, grand total and the effective exchange rate for this purchase. That all looks good to me. I'll click continue. Now it tells me that they sent me an email. So I'll go look on my email. There it is. There's this link here. For sake of the demo, I'm going to copy and paste my confirmation link back to my other screen here. So I confirm my email. It shows me the details, 10 bitcoins for $3.48. Yeah, that's right. That's what I agreed to before. Click buy now. This will take me to the PayPal checkout page. I'll log in with my PayPal account that I used to create the order. It confirms my details here. You are required to provide a contact phone number. This is in case there are problems with the order and also to help prevent fraud. That all looks good to me, so I'll click the Pay Now button. So PayPal confirms that the payment was sent correctly. That all looks good, so I'm going to return to the main page and see the status of my order. So it looks like they've received the payment. Now they're just running some verification steps. So we'll come back once those verification steps are finished. So I waited about two minutes and I received an email telling me that my bitcoins have shipped and it gives me the exact bitcoin transaction ID in case I want to check it on Block Explorer or whatever. Anyway, if I refresh the status page, you'll see that my bitcoins have shipped. If I click this link, it'll show me the transaction on Block Explorer. Of course, I can also check in my Bitcoin client and see that the coins have shipped. Once I wait for a few confirmations, then I can spend the bitcoins however I please. So, hope you enjoyed the brief demo of Cointail, give it a try at Cointail.endrix.com.
