Topic: Any safe way to withdraw bitcoin to western union (Read 327 times)
i was looking to sell around £10,000 worth of BTC. sending money through western union can be a headache if its a large amount. prefer 1000 or 2000 per person
looking to withdraw bitcoin to western union in pakistan have 0.5btc to sell
If you have another option go to pick it.Because you will pay huge comission if you withdraw funds via Western Union.Also dont trust unknown exchanges which you found via google search that offer various services to convert your bitcoins.
WU + Escrow always the best
Have you tried the local bitcoin? So you can have a trustworthy withdrawable. They offer a withdrawal option for western union. 
Actually they don't you need to exchange with a thirdparty on localbitcoins platform and you can be easly scammed.
Have you tried the local bitcoin? So you can have a trustworthy withdrawable. They offer a withdrawal option for western union.
looking to withdraw bitcoin to western union in pakistan have 0.5btc to sell
Why WU, its got very high fees, it would be easier to sell f2F or bank transfer or even get a bitcoin debit card.Not needed an escrow in my country here in ph because there were outlets in my local place that's been offering money transfer services. They had good services with secure transfer of fund from my wallet exchange to them, similar with 2Fa confirmations.
Countries like Pakistan are heavily reliant on remittance systems. Western Union works best in these countries. It is difficult to use PayPal or similar systems in countries like India and Pakistan where stringent exchange control mechanisms are enforced, making transfers to banks a very cumbersome task.
So yes, OP is best served if he sticks to the Western Union (or Moneygram, if available) option. Don't even think about accepting any questionable and reversible payment methods such as the one offered above for F&F. That would be a disaster, especially when you consider he could reverse the payment up to 180 days. Always consider account age, account feedback and trust level, past transactions, account and post quality before considering a PayPal payment. And even if those indicators pass the test, make PayPal your very last option. It is a very risky payment method.
Same with a bank transfer. SWIFT MT103 instructions can be recalled if fraud is involved.
So yes, OP is best served if he sticks to the Western Union (or Moneygram, if available) option. Don't even think about accepting any questionable and reversible payment methods such as the one offered above for F&F. That would be a disaster, especially when you consider he could reverse the payment up to 180 days. Always consider account age, account feedback and trust level, past transactions, account and post quality before considering a PayPal payment. And even if those indicators pass the test, make PayPal your very last option. It is a very risky payment method.
Same with a bank transfer. SWIFT MT103 instructions can be recalled if fraud is involved.
looking to withdraw bitcoin to western union in pakistan have 0.5btc to sell
Do you accept only Western Union or Moneygram also works ? I can purchase your whole amount at -7% preev rate and you cover fees for Western Union. I accept any trustwhorty escrow.
I think coinmama gets WU in exchange for bitcoin.
If you're willing to send first i could help you out with 90$ worth.
Escrow would be fine, but what's the guarantee that you will pay, after coins are transferred?
If you're willing to send first i could help you out with 90$ worth.
Escrow would be fine, but what's the guarantee that you will pay, after coins are transferred?
looking to withdraw bitcoin to western union in pakistan have 0.5btc to sell
Why WU, its got very high fees, it would be easier to sell f2F or bank transfer or even get a bitcoin debit card.
looking to withdraw bitcoin to western union in pakistan have 0.5btc to sell
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