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hero member
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February 09, 2017, 10:11:59 AM
#29
@OP ang ganda ng naisip mong thread, may nakuha agad akong balita. Hindi kasi ako aware in terms of cash in, yung mgdedeposit ng cash for bitcoin tulad noong sa 7/11 nga. Ngayon, nalaman ko na may mga changes pala at mahigpit na. Advantage ko lang na hindi ko kailangan pagdaanan yung ganun (as of now), pero syempre mabuti na din yung updated in case kailanganin.

P.S. sana patuloy na maging updated yung thread para sa mga bagong balita, tulong sa mga hindi updated. Thank you
sr. member
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February 08, 2017, 08:00:24 AM
#28
Tama nga talaga iregulate to ng bangko sentral ng pilipinas, pero, mahirap kasi talaga kung kuhanin to ng bangko sentral ngg pilipinas. Unang una na, dahil baka magkaroon ng fees ang bitcoin exchanges? O kaya additional transaction fees kapag ginamit ang bitcoin na panggastos o pangshopping. Kailangan malaman natin muna an mangyayari
full member
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February 08, 2017, 07:55:20 AM
#27
Maganda nga na ma regulate na talaga sa atin ng BSP ang exchange ng BTC para safe rin tayong mga gumagamit ng bitcoin sa mg online wallet na nilalagyan natin ng pera natin. Mahirap maghabol ng pera na bigla nalang nawawala pag ma hack or mang scam ang online wallet provider.
newbie
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February 08, 2017, 05:55:32 AM
#26
Ang tanong lang dito is, paano ung  mga kumikita or nagpapalit ng pera ng less than the amount na taxable by the government?  Automatically hindi sila matatax ng gobyerno tama ba? 
Mahirap na talaga bumili ng bitcoin if dadaan ka sa exchanges pero kung peer 2 peer, wala naman hassle.  Another thing yung kinakapatid ko nagsignup sa coins.ph, hinahanapan na ng source of income dun sa application.

Think local seller on localbitcoin. Maybe a capital gains tax on difference between cost basis and proceeds from his BTC sales. OR ,He may, after x number of transactions, be considered an Online Business". He will then have to register as a business and pay tax on his profit and report things,

local money changers are now also under regulation. This was passed a few months ago. But the difference is, money changers dealing in cash, over the counter do so discreetly, There is no third party i.e. Localcoins or the Blockchain keeping a ledger to prove transactions and in the case of local coins, prove the who did the transactions.


susnod na lang siguro yan sa kung saan tax bracket siya mag fall under. kung dun siya sa low income, la na siyang tax. pero sa exchange, may charges na silang kinukuha dahil sila ang binabantayan ng gobyerno ngayon. yung mga charges na kinukuha sa atin, ginagamit na nila yan to cover yung mga taxes imposed sa kanila as remittance agent.

about dun sa friend mong nagsign up sa coins, sagutin na lang nya lahat ng possible sources: padala from abroad, payment sa pagtuturo online or whatever service ang nai-extend nya, commissions sa networking or direct selling business, mga ganun  Wink

I wonder if you can just make that claim without documentary evidence to support it such as Western Union remittance slip showing fund going to you etc.
sr. member
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February 08, 2017, 12:44:52 AM
#25
Ang tanong lang dito is, paano ung  mga kumikita or nagpapalit ng pera ng less than the amount na taxable by the government?  Automatically hindi sila matatax ng gobyerno tama ba? 
Mahirap na talaga bumili ng bitcoin if dadaan ka sa exchanges pero kung peer 2 peer, wala naman hassle.  Another thing yung kinakapatid ko nagsignup sa coins.ph, hinahanapan na ng source of income dun sa application.

susnod na lang siguro yan sa kung saan tax bracket siya mag fall under. kung dun siya sa low income, la na siyang tax. pero sa exchange, may charges na silang kinukuha dahil sila ang binabantayan ng gobyerno ngayon. yung mga charges na kinukuha sa atin, ginagamit na nila yan to cover yung mga taxes imposed sa kanila as remittance agent.

about dun sa friend mong nagsign up sa coins, sagutin na lang nya lahat ng possible sources: padala from abroad, payment sa pagtuturo online or whatever service ang nai-extend nya, commissions sa networking or direct selling business, mga ganun  Wink
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DGbet.fun - Crypto Sportsbook
February 07, 2017, 02:52:19 PM
#24
Until no rules has been drafted and sign yet, we can continue to do like what we normally do. The laws that will be made is just to combat the illegal transactions online as required by the Anti Money Laundering Council and for sure the local exchanges where we convert our bitcoins into fiat will surely notify us once it's out for implementation.

Well let me do it for them.  http://www.coindesk.com/philippines-just-released-new-rules-bitcoin-exchanges/

There ya go.

Now see how easy it will be to buy and sell BTC without Govenment issued ID, your picture, selfie holding your ID, your proof of income, your monthly expected transaction amounts, and ultimately, your ITR will all be part of this wonderful regulation that so many here don't realize has put you right back into the hands or government.

Ang tanong lang dito is, paano ung  mga kumikita or nagpapalit ng pera ng less than the amount na taxable by the government?  Automatically hindi sila matatax ng gobyerno tama ba? 
Mahirap na talaga bumili ng bitcoin if dadaan ka sa exchanges pero kung peer 2 peer, wala naman hassle.  Another thing yung kinakapatid ko nagsignup sa coins.ph, hinahanapan na ng source of income dun sa application.
newbie
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February 07, 2017, 10:54:34 AM
#23
Until no rules has been drafted and sign yet, we can continue to do like what we normally do. The laws that will be made is just to combat the illegal transactions online as required by the Anti Money Laundering Council and for sure the local exchanges where we convert our bitcoins into fiat will surely notify us once it's out for implementation.

Well let me do it for them.  http://www.coindesk.com/philippines-just-released-new-rules-bitcoin-exchanges/

There ya go.

Now see how easy it will be to buy and sell BTC without Govenment issued ID, your picture, selfie holding your ID, your proof of income, your monthly expected transaction amounts, and ultimately, your ITR will all be part of this wonderful regulation that so many here don't realize has put you right back into the hands or government.
hero member
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December 28, 2016, 10:12:46 PM
#22
Until no rules has been drafted and sign yet, we can continue to do like what we normally do. The laws that will be made is just to combat the illegal transactions online as required by the Anti Money Laundering Council and for sure the local exchanges where we convert our bitcoins into fiat will surely notify us once it's out for implementation.
sr. member
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December 28, 2016, 07:02:28 PM
#21
Kahapon nag cash in din ako sa coins through 7/11. Wala namang sinabi yung cashier na tignan niya muna phone ko. Bakit kaya? Baka next time pag ganyan hihinhi na sila ng I.D. pero ok lang naman sa akin yan. Pera kasi ang pinag uusapan diyan kaya siguro sumusunod lang din sila.
hero member
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December 28, 2016, 04:48:19 PM
#20
Ito yun nag deposit ako kahapon sa ibang 7/11 kinakailangan pang tgnan yung phone ko kung para saan.. humihigpit nga sila ngayon

What?! Seriously ganun kahigpit? Worried sila kasi wala silang competency i-regulate ito. Kaya nga dapat hindi umasa ang mga tao sa exchanges gaya ng coins.ph dahil isang form ng centralization ito ng bitcoin, na sya namang dinisenyo para maging decentralized.
Kakacashin ko lang sa 7/11 kanina and wala naman ganyang tiningnan kung parasaan. Yung cliqq machine kasi nila ang ginamit ko. Inabot ko lang yung recibo then binayaran ko + yung fee wala naman na ibang itinanong o kun ano.
Kung totoo na nichecheck pa nila kung para saan napakauncomfortable na para sa akin nun kayasiguro next time gcash na lang gagamitin ko pagcashin para walang tanong tanong.

nag cacash in din ako madalas pero wala naman ako na eencounter ng ganyan pinapakita ko lamang ang receipt sa cashier then scan lang nila tapos ok na agad ganun lang, saka ano ang tinitignan sa phone mo? diba dapat din tinanong mo yung cashier kung bakit at anong problema sa phone bakit kailangan tignan diba!

same here, wala naman akong naeexperience na ganyan kapag nag ccash in ako sa 7-11, bigay QR code lang tapos scan nila then bayad na ayun tapos na. wala naman ibang tinitingnan sa phone ko or kung anong klaseng verification na gusto nila

Ako din wala naman akong naexperience, I printed order # from coins.ph tapos pinabayaran ko sa mother ko since mamamalengke sila, nakisuyo na lang ako sa kanila na pakibayaran yung purchase order ko.  Pinadala ko lang yung printout then pagdating ng nanay ko tinanong ko kung ano ginawa nung inabot nila yung papel, sabi inscan lang daw tapos tinanggap yung bayad. Wala na namang verification.
sr. member
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December 28, 2016, 11:13:02 AM
#19
no such experience yet with 7-eleven when cashing in to my coins.ph account. ang na-experience ko sa bdo kinuha ID ko and mobile number nung nag cash in ako ng 100k
hero member
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December 28, 2016, 05:21:51 AM
#18
Ito yun nag deposit ako kahapon sa ibang 7/11 kinakailangan pang tgnan yung phone ko kung para saan.. humihigpit nga sila ngayon

What?! Seriously ganun kahigpit? Worried sila kasi wala silang competency i-regulate ito. Kaya nga dapat hindi umasa ang mga tao sa exchanges gaya ng coins.ph dahil isang form ng centralization ito ng bitcoin, na sya namang dinisenyo para maging decentralized.
Kakacashin ko lang sa 7/11 kanina and wala naman ganyang tiningnan kung parasaan. Yung cliqq machine kasi nila ang ginamit ko. Inabot ko lang yung recibo then binayaran ko + yung fee wala naman na ibang itinanong o kun ano.
Kung totoo na nichecheck pa nila kung para saan napakauncomfortable na para sa akin nun kayasiguro next time gcash na lang gagamitin ko pagcashin para walang tanong tanong.

nag cacash in din ako madalas pero wala naman ako na eencounter ng ganyan pinapakita ko lamang ang receipt sa cashier then scan lang nila tapos ok na agad ganun lang, saka ano ang tinitignan sa phone mo? diba dapat din tinanong mo yung cashier kung bakit at anong problema sa phone bakit kailangan tignan diba!

same here, wala naman akong naeexperience na ganyan kapag nag ccash in ako sa 7-11, bigay QR code lang tapos scan nila then bayad na ayun tapos na. wala naman ibang tinitingnan sa phone ko or kung anong klaseng verification na gusto nila
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Catalog Websites
December 27, 2016, 10:50:30 PM
#17
Sana hanggang sa paghihigpit lang ang gagawin ni coins.ph kasi kapag lumala yan baka yung rate na binibigay nila sa atin sa palitan ng buy and sell ay mapatawan pa ng tax kapag nangialam na ang gobyerno.
Pero sana naman wag mangyari yung taxation kasi madami ring mga freelancer yung nag tatrabaho online pero walang pinapataw na tax.
Mukhang ang main concern lang naman ng bangko sentral ay yung money laundering na posible talagang magawa gamit ang bitcoin.
sr. member
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December 27, 2016, 09:08:31 PM
#16
Yung 7-connect ang ginagamit ko. Tama uncomfortable para sa akin yun pero siguro nga sabi ni hashkey eh for KYC purposes.
hero member
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December 27, 2016, 08:55:05 PM
#15
Ito yun nag deposit ako kahapon sa ibang 7/11 kinakailangan pang tgnan yung phone ko kung para saan.. humihigpit nga sila ngayon

What?! Seriously ganun kahigpit? Worried sila kasi wala silang competency i-regulate ito. Kaya nga dapat hindi umasa ang mga tao sa exchanges gaya ng coins.ph dahil isang form ng centralization ito ng bitcoin, na sya namang dinisenyo para maging decentralized.
Kakacashin ko lang sa 7/11 kanina and wala naman ganyang tiningnan kung parasaan. Yung cliqq machine kasi nila ang ginamit ko. Inabot ko lang yung recibo then binayaran ko + yung fee wala naman na ibang itinanong o kun ano.
Kung totoo na nichecheck pa nila kung para saan napakauncomfortable na para sa akin nun kayasiguro next time gcash na lang gagamitin ko pagcashin para walang tanong tanong.

nag cacash in din ako madalas pero wala naman ako na eencounter ng ganyan pinapakita ko lamang ang receipt sa cashier then scan lang nila tapos ok na agad ganun lang, saka ano ang tinitignan sa phone mo? diba dapat din tinanong mo yung cashier kung bakit at anong problema sa phone bakit kailangan tignan diba!
hero member
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December 27, 2016, 08:23:37 PM
#14
Ito yun nag deposit ako kahapon sa ibang 7/11 kinakailangan pang tgnan yung phone ko kung para saan.. humihigpit nga sila ngayon

What?! Seriously ganun kahigpit? Worried sila kasi wala silang competency i-regulate ito. Kaya nga dapat hindi umasa ang mga tao sa exchanges gaya ng coins.ph dahil isang form ng centralization ito ng bitcoin, na sya namang dinisenyo para maging decentralized.
Kakacashin ko lang sa 7/11 kanina and wala naman ganyang tiningnan kung parasaan. Yung cliqq machine kasi nila ang ginamit ko. Inabot ko lang yung recibo then binayaran ko + yung fee wala naman na ibang itinanong o kun ano.
Kung totoo na nichecheck pa nila kung para saan napakauncomfortable na para sa akin nun kayasiguro next time gcash na lang gagamitin ko pagcashin para walang tanong tanong.
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The Crypto Detective
December 27, 2016, 05:29:24 PM
#13
Yes, I wish coins.ph has a competition so we have a better market for bitcoin. But I like the ease given by coins.ph though. Cheesy
legendary
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December 27, 2016, 01:16:35 PM
#12
Makes sense for a business like 7/11 na sort of money processor services na rin. So much for KYC these days. Regarding bitcoin exchanges like coins.ph, most users aren't getting the best exchange rates as may spread na 3.5% something ang buy over sell. The price of convenience.

Business kasi eh and no doubt almost lahat ng magagandang services and options to use our bitcoin ay nasa coins.ph. Hassle free and talagang one click away lang ang conversion at pagtransfer to our preferred withdrawal options. Wag lang sobrang taas ng diffferences sa buy and sell tapos basura pa serbisyo. But you know puwede pa mabago yan if ever there will be the same company that matched what coins.ph can do which is likely odds are low to happen.

Anyways mukhang OT na yata to hehe, last na to OP just giving out some context of our concern. Smiley
sr. member
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December 27, 2016, 01:07:08 PM
#11
Makes sense for a business like 7/11 na sort of money processor services na rin. So much for KYC these days. Regarding bitcoin exchanges like coins.ph, most users aren't getting the best exchange rates as may spread na 3.5% something ang buy over sell. The price of convenience.
legendary
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December 27, 2016, 12:43:09 PM
#10

Ito yun nag deposit ako kahapon sa ibang 7/11 kinakailangan pang tgnan yung phone ko kung para saan.. humihigpit nga sila ngayon

Protocol yan and it's a must. Money involved kasi kaya dapat secure ang lahat para in case of money fraud may mga backup forms for further investigation. And isa pa, 7-11 is a big merchant dito sa Pilipinas and dahil mayroon na silang money services need nila magcomply sa money laws and regulations dito sa bansa.



What?! Seriously ganun kahigpit? Worried sila kasi wala silang competency i-regulate ito. Kaya nga dapat hindi umasa ang mga tao sa exchanges gaya ng coins.ph dahil isang form ng centralization ito ng bitcoin, na sya namang dinisenyo para maging decentralized.

It's not about the worrying thing. Wala tayo magagawa diyan kasi wala naman direct exchanges company na puwede paggamitan or ipangconvert ng mga bitcoin natin and I think di magkakaroon nito especially here sa Pinas (except tao sa tao pero hassle to) at gagamit pa rin tayo ng serbisyo ng mga exchanges. And for coins.ph to operate legally dito sa bansa, gaya ng nabanggit ko sa taas, they have to comply with our money rules and regulations kasi di lang naman bitcoin services ang sakop nila. Mayroon diyan bills payments, money transfer to banks and other options etc.
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