Topic: Anyone else using the BTC credit card by xapo ? (Read 6264 times)
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well i will post in new section so original date i asked above questions stays. In any event anyone feel free to answer would be great is there any mail fowarding services in canada that will send mail to people in the USA ? If so please provide link so can research them thanks
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maybe xapo would be so kind to suggest a canadian mail fowarding company LOL to us folks in the USA Wink 
please anyone from Xapo team let us know of any updates for USA customers thanks
We're doing everything we can, however regulations are currently preventing us from sending cards to an address in USA. Having said that, you could have one shipped to an address outside of the USA, and use it within the USA. We even have cards denominated in USD, so you wouldn't pay any fee associated with foreign transactions despite receiving the card outside of the USA.
You guys have a fantastic product. If your team needs any help with customer service or marketing let us know, would be more than happy to do what we can to help!
please anyone from Xapo team let us know of any updates for USA customers thanks
We're doing everything we can, however regulations are currently preventing us from sending cards to an address in USA. Having said that, you could have one shipped to an address outside of the USA, and use it within the USA. We even have cards denominated in USD, so you wouldn't pay any fee associated with foreign transactions despite receiving the card outside of the USA.
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seems like no activity here either, i am trying to find somewhere where they speak of the Xapo debit card more actively that what goes on this forum seems like noone on here talks about it. I am trying to get card for people like me that live in the USA. Any links to where i can find active chats would be appreciated will post this on the Xapo forums i go to to increase odds of answer. If you want to send me private message that is ok to with any information 
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please anyone from Xapo team let us know of any updates for USA customers thanks
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so any new developments going on for Xapo debit card for the new year for us folks in the USA. I really need a Canadian address so i can get a card and use it in USA haha
TO you and all on this forum happy holidays enjoy the time with family and friends. May the holidays bring everyone good stuff with good food and good drinks 
posting this now as i know alot of people in areas where almost xmas
posting this now as i know alot of people in areas where almost xmas=) You are very kind. Thanks for the generous message, its nice to see once in a while lol. Merry Christmas and happy holidays to you as well. Hope the new year brings you health and happyness, and more BTCBTCBTC. Have a good one to you and everyone in here. =)
Anyone having a tough time of year, send me a pm, always down to chat
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TO you and all on this forum happy holidays enjoy the time with family and friends. May the holidays bring everyone good stuff with good food and good drinks posting this now as i know alot of people in areas where almost xmas
posting this now as i know alot of people in areas where almost xmas 
i just dont want a product dealing with my money to be like the wild west in 1800s
I'm curious what you imagine the financial structure of the wild west in the 1800's to be like?
I have this picture in my head where most transactions were finally settled in precious metal coinage, but I may be wrong.
Today, OTOH, we have a system whereby the financial parasite class: poof money into existence out of nothing; charge us 'interest' for the privilege of indebting ourselves to them; make us pay the tab for any corrections; and ultimately steal all our wealth though this charade. All through the legalistic patina of regulation. Do you really see this as preferable?
If you would take a step off your extreme nothings you might be able to think in a productive manner and realize not all regulation means you specifically are going to get railed in the ass. But i guess it's easier to think in extremes right? lol, keep believing a form of transaction that's implemented into billion dollar corporations globally, that has it's own financial services and trading platforms will continually operate without regulation. Too bad because I am sure you're smart, but your face is so covered in your own bullshit you can't seem to realize might be more productive to push for regulation that is good for bitcoin instead of none at all.
Mmm-hmm. Mmm-hmm. So what exactly would this 'beneficial regulation' consist of?
i just dont want a product dealing with my money to be like the wild west in 1800s
I'm curious what you imagine the financial structure of the wild west in the 1800's to be like?
I have this picture in my head where most transactions were finally settled in precious metal coinage, but I may be wrong.
Today, OTOH, we have a system whereby the financial parasite class: poof money into existence out of nothing; charge us 'interest' for the privilege of indebting ourselves to them; make us pay the tab for any corrections; and ultimately steal all our wealth though this charade. All through the legalistic patina of regulation. Do you really see this as preferable?
The cops are the guys with the bigger guns that are enabling the robbing. The so-called 'regulation' makes it so - legalized theft on a grand scale. Why would we want that?
Ahh, perfectly said. I think the emphasis of regulation should focus on the entrepreneurs and administration of the businesses providing financial services. Some sort of screening, or method of at least putting face to the company before people invest 0000's unknowingly. Just like a basic screening. Super basic. If you're going to open up a bank, there should be no issue with accountabillity of funds and a face should be demanded. I refuse to put 0.01 BTC in any services without some point of accountability anymore. This means cold storage for now until there is some sort of way to ensure when hit hits the fan, there is someone who says look, i fucked up, and i will deal with the consequences. Right now, from my point of view, consequences < reward. Regulation sucks wang, but at some point... something has to be changed.
Jeebus - put on your big boy pants. Look into the character of the people in whom you are ponderating the idea of entrusting your money. If they are snakes, then don't do it. You really need Mommy Ammurrica to do that for you?
I haven't lost a cent on here, but thanks for your witty bullshit. It's attitudes like yours that keep the 99% believing this shit is a complete scam. Carry on, cunt, anything productive to add, or we can argue, up to you.
Sorry - let me retry. I think in your hurry to be irritated with me, you missed my point. Probably my fault.
Here's the deal - for the first time in over a century, the people have a money untarnished and uncorrupted by the snakes that bend law to make it such they can legalistically steal our wealth. Regulation _always_ devolves to the point where the few (the presumably regulated) are carried on the backs of the many. Why on god's green earth would you want to welcome that into cryptocurrencies?
Though I am happy you've not lost anything. Though this seems to me a good example that such regulation is unneeded.
i just dont want a product dealing with my money to be like the wild west in 1800s
I'm curious what you imagine the financial structure of the wild west in the 1800's to be like?
I have this picture in my head where most transactions were finally settled in precious metal coinage, but I may be wrong.
Today, OTOH, we have a system whereby the financial parasite class: poof money into existence out of nothing; charge us 'interest' for the privilege of indebting ourselves to them; make us pay the tab for any corrections; and ultimately steal all our wealth though this charade. All through the legalistic patina of regulation. Do you really see this as preferable?
If you would take a step off your extreme nothings you might be able to think in a productive manner and realize not all regulation means you specifically are going to get railed in the ass. But i guess it's easier to think in extremes right? lol, keep believing a form of transaction that's implemented into billion dollar corporations globally, that has it's own financial services and trading platforms will continually operate without regulation. Too bad because I am sure you're smart, but your face is so covered in your own bullshit you can't seem to realize might be more productive to push for regulation that is good for bitcoin instead of none at all.
Ahh, perfectly said. I think the emphasis of regulation should focus on the entrepreneurs and administration of the businesses providing financial services. Some sort of screening, or method of at least putting face to the company before people invest 0000's unknowingly. Just like a basic screening. Super basic. If you're going to open up a bank, there should be no issue with accountabillity of funds and a face should be demanded. I refuse to put 0.01 BTC in any services without some point of accountability anymore. This means cold storage for now until there is some sort of way to ensure when hit hits the fan, there is someone who says look, i fucked up, and i will deal with the consequences. Right now, from my point of view, consequences < reward. Regulation sucks wang, but at some point... something has to be changed.
Jeebus - put on your big boy pants. Look into the character of the people in whom you are ponderating the idea of entrusting your money. If they are snakes, then don't do it. You really need Mommy Ammurrica to do that for you?
I haven't lost a cent on here, but thanks for your witty bullshit. It's attitudes like yours that keep the 99% believing this shit is a complete scam. Carry on, cunt, anything productive to add, or we can argue, up to you.
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... stupid regulations
Be careful what you wish for
Ahh, perfectly said. I think the emphasis of regulation should focus on the entrepreneurs and administration of the businesses providing financial services. Some sort of screening, or method of at least putting face to the company before people invest 0000's unknowingly. Just like a basic screening. Super basic. If you're going to open up a bank, there should be no issue with accountabillity of funds and a face should be demanded. I refuse to put 0.01 BTC in any services without some point of accountability anymore. This means cold storage for now until there is some sort of way to ensure when hit hits the fan, there is someone who says look, i fucked up, and i will deal with the consequences. Right now, from my point of view, consequences < reward. Regulation sucks wang, but at some point... something has to be changed.
I will send you 0.01 one day when we make it. Hopefully after christmas! I might be the only active member in this place who really hasn't been able to use Bitcoin for it's full potential. AKA fucking broke. But, no biggy, it will come, and when it does, i promise to send you a stocking stuffer Happy holidays friends.
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i just dont want a product dealing with my money to be like the wild west in 1800s
I'm curious what you imagine the financial structure of the wild west in the 1800's to be like?
I have this picture in my head where most transactions were finally settled in precious metal coinage, but I may be wrong.
Today, OTOH, we have a system whereby the financial parasite class: poof money into existence out of nothing; charge us 'interest' for the privilege of indebting ourselves to them; make us pay the tab for any corrections; and ultimately steal all our wealth though this charade. All through the legalistic patina of regulation. Do you really see this as preferable?
I was actually planning to get one to play with. Will update once I do.
Ahh, perfectly said. I think the emphasis of regulation should focus on the entrepreneurs and administration of the businesses providing financial services. Some sort of screening, or method of at least putting face to the company before people invest 0000's unknowingly. Just like a basic screening. Super basic. If you're going to open up a bank, there should be no issue with accountabillity of funds and a face should be demanded. I refuse to put 0.01 BTC in any services without some point of accountability anymore. This means cold storage for now until there is some sort of way to ensure when hit hits the fan, there is someone who says look, i fucked up, and i will deal with the consequences. Right now, from my point of view, consequences < reward. Regulation sucks wang, but at some point... something has to be changed.
Jeebus - put on your big boy pants. Look into the character of the people in whom you are ponderating the idea of entrusting your money. If they are snakes, then don't do it. You really need Mommy Ammurrica to do that for you?
i just dont want a product dealing with my money to be like the wild west in 1800s
I'm curious what you imagine the financial structure of the wild west in the 1800's to be like?
I have this picture in my head where most transactions were finally settled in precious metal coinage, but I may be wrong.
Today, OTOH, we have a system whereby the financial parasite class: poof money into existence out of nothing; charge us 'interest' for the privilege of indebting ourselves to them; make us pay the tab for any corrections; and ultimately steal all our wealth though this charade. All through the legalistic patina of regulation. Do you really see this as preferable?
... stupid regulations
Be careful what you wish for
Ahh, perfectly said. I think the emphasis of regulation should focus on the entrepreneurs and administration of the businesses providing financial services. Some sort of screening, or method of at least putting face to the company before people invest 0000's unknowingly. Just like a basic screening. Super basic. If you're going to open up a bank, there should be no issue with accountabillity of funds and a face should be demanded. I refuse to put 0.01 BTC in any services without some point of accountability anymore. This means cold storage for now until there is some sort of way to ensure when hit hits the fan, there is someone who says look, i fucked up, and i will deal with the consequences. Right now, from my point of view, consequences < reward. Regulation sucks wang, but at some point... something has to be changed.
I will send you 0.01 one day when we make it. Hopefully after christmas! I might be the only active member in this place who really hasn't been able to use Bitcoin for it's full potential. AKA fucking broke. But, no biggy, it will come, and when it does, i promise to send you a stocking stuffer Happy holidays friends.
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