Topic: ⭕ BitList.co - Mixers ' Exchanges ' Services ' Casinos (Read 1307 times)
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Just stumble upon your website today. Thank you for listing us!
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Thank you.
Just stumble upon your website today. Thank you for listing us!
I wanted to correct that we (servers.guru) do have a tor onion link which is : srvguru7bjzzjba7xy2hnx2ju4k77qy4eum2h3tgudwc3j2zof4aggyd.onion
Would be great if it could be corrected!
Thank you.
@icopress I am just curious how to add more website on your site and what is the requirement
I been using services like Vultr VPS and Surfhsark VPN and I usually pay it using crypto as far as I know they didn't require KYC so are two of them eligible to get on your list
I been using services like Vultr VPS and Surfhsark VPN and I usually pay it using crypto as far as I know they didn't require KYC so are two of them eligible to get on your list
@icopress Your images for freebitcoin and roobet are broken.
I have used SolCard to pay for a Hulu subscription and some other things and haven’t had any issues. They are partnered with Alchemy Pay so if you’ve used cards from another Alchemy Pay partner, like Bit.Store, you will notice they work similarly.
I used Bit.store cards before and they worked (mostly) fine but I had some issues with them and I lost some money because they canceled one of my cards and I was not able to receive refund for my purchase.They also changed a lot of thing recently and they added more restrictions for some websites.
Do you know what is the difference between SolCard and Bit.Store, if there is any?
There should not be a problem when P2P trading though, especially when the buyer is sending your cash from inside he same country and it's a small amount - no more than a few hundred dollars, because such transactions are pretty normal from the bank's point of view.
Like I said, it should not a problem if this doesn't happen often, but they can always find some connection with Bitcoin and flag your bank account. It's not going to be a big problem if you are buying bitcoin like this once or twice, but bank can always mark this transactions as suspicious and ask you to provide more information what you are purchasing exactly.
It would be interesting to see what this payments are registered like in bank statements.
It would be interesting to see what this payments are registered like in bank statements.
There should not be a problem when P2P trading though, especially when the buyer is sending your cash from inside he same country and it's a small amount - no more than a few hundred dollars, because such transactions are pretty normal from the bank's point of view.
What you don't want to do is make so many trades with the same bank that it starts to get suspicious with all these wires coming all of a sudden. I like to use an interval of at least once a month because that aligns with people's paydays.
You could add PST.net for virtual cards
Concerning SolCard, I'm not sure about it, the website, the telegram, the team, everything looks like a scam
I was looking at paywithus.net, you can add the kycfree tag, they don't ask for KYC according to the FAQ
Concerning SolCard, I'm not sure about it, the website, the telegram, the team, everything looks like a scam
I was looking at paywithus.net, you can add the kycfree tag, they don't ask for KYC according to the FAQ
I have used SolCard to pay for a Hulu subscription and some other things and haven’t had any issues. They are partnered with Alchemy Pay so if you’ve used cards from another Alchemy Pay partner, like Bit.Store, you will notice they work similarly. There are things which I don’t like, like the fees and the amount of restricted merchants. Their telegram is full of people shilling the Solcard token, but I won’t go as far as calling them a scam. I have ignored the token completely and only care about the card, which has worked well enough for me, although I will probably try something else once my balance is depleted.
You could add PST.net for virtual cards
Concerning SolCard, I'm not sure about it, the website, the telegram, the team, everything looks like a scam
I was looking at paywithus.net, you can add the kycfree tag, they don't ask for KYC according to the FAQ
Concerning SolCard, I'm not sure about it, the website, the telegram, the team, everything looks like a scam
I was looking at paywithus.net, you can add the kycfree tag, they don't ask for KYC according to the FAQ
It's not going to be a big problem if you are buying bitcoin like this once or twice, but bank can always mark this transactions as suspicious and ask you to provide more information what you are purchasing exactly.
It would be interesting to see what this payments are registered like in bank statements.
It would be interesting to see what this payments are registered like in bank statements.
According to feedback from other customers (I haven't had the opportunity to use it yet), it is registered as a purchase of "computer consultancy" or something similar.
In the next few days, I'm planning to make a purchase and then share it here.
I say it is not KYC, because the service does not require this information, and furthermore, your bank does not know that you purchased BTC. And from what I know, from what I've already spoken to some of the project's developers, they don't record any information. Now, I can't give 100% guarantees, I'm just sharing the information I have.
It's not going to be a big problem if you are buying bitcoin like this once or twice, but bank can always mark this transactions as suspicious and ask you to provide more information what you are purchasing exactly.It would be interesting to see what this payments are registered like in bank statements.
Simply choose a voucher, indicate the LN address, and pay with your credit card. The movement is registered at the bank, like IT services or something like that.
Can we use debit cards for purchase also or only credit cards?It's knot really purchase without KYC if you have to leave digital trail with your real name and details from bank account.
Some virtual debit cards can still work without real personal information.
I think you can use any card, as they even accept Google Pay.
I say it is not KYC, because the service does not require this information, and furthermore, your bank does not know that you purchased BTC. And from what I know, from what I've already spoken to some of the project's developers, they don't record any information. Now, I can't give 100% guarantees, I'm just sharing the information I have.
Simply choose a voucher, indicate the LN address, and pay with your credit card. The movement is registered at the bank, like IT services or something like that.
Can we use debit cards for purchase also or only credit cards?It's knot really purchase without KYC if you have to leave digital trail with your real name and details from bank account.
Some virtual debit cards can still work without real personal information.
Here is a service to buy BTC via LN, without KYC:
https://maxfy.maximacitadel.org/
Simply choose a voucher, indicate the LN address, and pay with your credit card. The movement is registered at the bank, like IT services or something like that.
https://maxfy.maximacitadel.org/
Simply choose a voucher, indicate the LN address, and pay with your credit card. The movement is registered at the bank, like IT services or something like that.
For me this would still qualify it as being KYC free.
You are wrong, that is why privacy can still exist even when someone is using email address without revealing any other personal information.As long as they don't ask for any additional details from customers than this card remains non-kyc.
If you are so concerned than create brand new email address for this purpose only.
I think you are agreeing with my point because I said it is still KYC free since only a valid email is required. They do ask for a name when you register but you can make up something random. Using a unique alias email is definitely recommended for maximum privacy.
For me this would still qualify it as being KYC free.
You are wrong, that is why privacy can still exist even when someone is using email address without revealing any other personal information.As long as they don't ask for any additional details from customers than this card remains non-kyc.
If you are so concerned than create brand new email address for this purpose only.
I dropped by the BitList website thinking of the keyword "curated" and the hashtag "kycfree". I thought the sites, services, and products listed there are all KYC-free. I found out the site lists all of them, KYC and non-KYC alike, or am I mistaken?
Anyway, I found out that BitList has only SolCard and Stealths labeled as kycfree. Apparently, however, SolCard isn't. Stealths is indeed KYC-free though.
PayWithUs, on the other hand, isn't labeled KYC-free but it has been promoting its product as KYC-free. As a matter of fact, it highlights, even banners, this specific feature. Even in their FAQ, they emphasized that "PayWithUs Cards prioritizes your privacy" and that KYC "procedures are not required to obtain a card." However, this is misleading as their privacy policy provides that "you agree to the collection and use of your personal information".
Anyway, I found out that BitList has only SolCard and Stealths labeled as kycfree. Apparently, however, SolCard isn't. Stealths is indeed KYC-free though.
PayWithUs, on the other hand, isn't labeled KYC-free but it has been promoting its product as KYC-free. As a matter of fact, it highlights, even banners, this specific feature. Even in their FAQ, they emphasized that "PayWithUs Cards prioritizes your privacy" and that KYC "procedures are not required to obtain a card." However, this is misleading as their privacy policy provides that "you agree to the collection and use of your personal information".
SolCard does not require KYC unless you want to raise your spending limits above $10,000 per month.
The PayWithUs policy also says "The sole personal information we collect is your email address”. For me this would still qualify it as being KYC free.
I dropped by the BitList website thinking of the keyword "curated" and the hashtag "kycfree". I thought the sites, services, and products listed there are all KYC-free. I found out the site lists all of them, KYC and non-KYC alike, or am I mistaken?
Anyway, I found out that BitList has only SolCard and Stealths labeled as kycfree. Apparently, however, SolCard isn't. Stealths is indeed KYC-free though.
PayWithUs, on the other hand, isn't labeled KYC-free but it has been promoting its product as KYC-free. As a matter of fact, it highlights, even banners, this specific feature. Even in their FAQ, they emphasized that "PayWithUs Cards prioritizes your privacy" and that KYC "procedures are not required to obtain a card." However, this is misleading as their privacy policy provides that "you agree to the collection and use of your personal information".
Anyway, I found out that BitList has only SolCard and Stealths labeled as kycfree. Apparently, however, SolCard isn't. Stealths is indeed KYC-free though.
PayWithUs, on the other hand, isn't labeled KYC-free but it has been promoting its product as KYC-free. As a matter of fact, it highlights, even banners, this specific feature. Even in their FAQ, they emphasized that "PayWithUs Cards prioritizes your privacy" and that KYC "procedures are not required to obtain a card." However, this is misleading as their privacy policy provides that "you agree to the collection and use of your personal information".
I tried to use your website to search for Cards with out Know Your Customer, but with Java Script disabled I could not click the 'Debit Cards' tab. In fact, I can not click any of the tabs at all since I believe they are Java Script related. My suggestion would be to turn them into clickable links or add a small 'pop up' icon next to them for us who do not use Java Script at all. But I am no Web Developer, so take this advice as it is. Anyway, this is a great idea that you had to launch BitList!
Cypher card
Website - https://cypherhq.io/card
Tags - worldwide
Fees - None
Production cost - None
Accepts - A number of cryptocurrencies
KYC - Yes
ATM withdrawal - Not sure
Bad points
1. They have issues with mobile number verification, so have to increase the card balance limit.
2. Very slow support due to very few stuff members.
I have used this card to transact only small amounts
Website - https://cypherhq.io/card
Tags - worldwide
Fees - None
Production cost - None
Accepts - A number of cryptocurrencies
KYC - Yes
ATM withdrawal - Not sure
Bad points
1. They have issues with mobile number verification, so have to increase the card balance limit.
2. Very slow support due to very few stuff members.
I have used this card to transact only small amounts
Some small notes.
Xeovo VPN launched on 2016. They also accept LTC.
Xeovo VPN launched on 2016. They also accept LTC.
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