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Topic: 2014-03-12 Bittylicious Expands into Europe (Read 1117 times)

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March 17, 2014, 12:26:37 PM
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MagicalTux (a.k.a Mark 'Astoundingly incompetent' Karpeles)

*shudder* Of course. I'll prod the forum admins again to get my username changed.
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Circle gets the Square
Have you considered dropping the 'tux' from your username? It might make potential customers weep with its past associations.
I've requested a username change - gigatux is a hosting company and my initial posting here was that it accepts Bitcoins.

What's wrong with 'tux' otherwise though? I didn't realise it had past associations.

MagicalTux (a.k.a Mark 'Astoundingly incompetent' Karpeles)
sr. member
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Have you considered dropping the 'tux' from your username? It might make potential customers weep with its past associations.
I've requested a username change - gigatux is a hosting company and my initial posting here was that it accepts Bitcoins.

What's wrong with 'tux' otherwise though? I didn't realise it had past associations.
legendary
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Welt Am Draht
Have you considered dropping the 'tux' from your username? It might make potential customers weep with its past associations.
sr. member
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Very understanding and Bittylicious business is legit.

It is indeed legit.

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I am still seeing 638 via bitstamp.

Sure, but Bittylicious isn't Bitstamp (and we don't do USD yet). Do you believe there to be an issue?
sr. member
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Very understanding and Bittylicious business is legit.
I am still seeing 638 via bitstamp.
jr. member
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another good review from me. good service!
legendary
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Welt Am Draht
A vote from me too. It's a flawless service.
legendary
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Used Bittylicuous myself. Excellent. No problems.
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London, 12th March 2014. Bittylicious, the UK's premier Bitcoin exchange, now accepts SEPA bank transfers as well as iDEAL and Mister Cash/Bancontact for Bitcoin purchases

Bittylicious has opened up three new payment methods, enabling European visitors to purchase Bitcoins and shortly other altcoins using bank transfers.

The main new service that Bittylicious offers is the ability to accept SEPA bank transfers. Virtually all bank accounts in the Eurozone that work in Euros can send SEPA bank transfers. Transfers are typically received in 24-48 hours and the Bitcoins are delivered upon receipt of these funds. Residents with a SEPA bank account are now able to make payments using the bank details provided when starting a new trade and the process is as streamlined as the existing UK bank account process.

Users in The Netherlands and users in Belgium can also use iDEAL and Mister Cash/Bancontact respectively. iDEAL is a unified bank transfer system for all major banks in The Netherlands, and Mister Cash/Bancontact is an irreversible debit card purchase system. Both payment methods are near instant; it only takes a few minutes after sending the funds for the Bitcoins to be released.

Bittylicious's unique and simple interface makes it an attractive choice for users to get started with virtual currencies. By now offering payment methods for Eurozone residents, Bittylicious aims to make the process of buying Bitcoins much simpler.

Bittylicious, founded in early 2013, primarily offers Bitcoins and other virtual currencies for sale using online bank transfer and related payment methods. Having processed over £3 million of orders, Bittylicious is rapidly becoming the default choice when purchasing Bitcoins.

https://bittylicious.com/
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