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andyste

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Quote from: bigassboy on April 19, 2016, 01:58:39 AM

Hi everyone!
I'm interested to trade bitcoin using btc-e but my problem is that i'm not living in the US.
Deposit/Withdraw cash is a real headache because my region doesn't support their payment options.

Any suggestion or advice on what route shall I take to go around it?

Is acquiring a 3rd party person advisable?
If yes, what are the rates that they charge?

Thanks in advance..

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e-obmen.net
both sites combines multiple payment services ... but you should count with higher fees

can i trust this site?

As was mentioned in earlier posts: You should not trust anyone! If you want to keep your Bitcoin in a safe place, keep them in your cold wallet.

hey i'm trying exchange advcash >Visa through the site, so i wanted to know if this trusted exchanger.

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Quote from: someoldcoins on July 26, 2016, 06:13:41 AM

Quote from: Wusolini on April 21, 2016, 11:15:29 AM

e-obmen.net
both sites combines multiple payment services ... but you should count with higher fees

can i trust this site?

As was mentioned in earlier posts: You should not trust anyone! If you want to keep your Bitcoin in a safe place, keep them in your cold wallet.

someoldcoins

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Quote from: Wusolini on April 21, 2016, 11:15:29 AM

e-obmen.net
both sites combines multiple payment services ... but you should count with higher fees

can i trust this site?

mayax

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an unlicensed exchanger who claims to be registered in Cyprus. this is how you want to go "mainstream"? with BTC-e and others like them? Grin

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Quote from: mayax on April 22, 2016, 05:48:26 AM

who is BTC-e? where are they located, what's the company name, are they financial licensed? you should think about that before you put trust your money in?

Well, they're only the oldest standing exchange around.

It's true that nobody knows who runs them - but it is also true that people haven't had their funds stolen from their exchange, and when thieves try to deposit stolen coins there, the coins get frozen and returned.

Whereas with both MtGox and Cryptsy, people knew who owned them, where they were located etc, and it still didn't protect from losing your coins. Sometimes reputation for honesty matters more than all those other things.

~Bitcoin~

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Quote from: ruggedman_dan on April 21, 2016, 04:36:55 AM

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You could get someone to send you Western Union, MoneyGram, Skrill, etc.

~snip~

selling bitcoin or btc-e code for skrill is so risky, i will not recommend this as i have also sold some coin in localbitcoins for skrill but later i get my skrill account blocked and suspended. I couldn't get my money back. Angry

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Quote from: mayax on April 25, 2016, 09:43:56 AM

Quote from: ruggedman_dan on April 24, 2016, 04:24:45 PM

Quote from: mayax on April 22, 2016, 09:46:23 AM

Quote from: aleandromagno on April 22, 2016, 05:58:31 AM

Quote from: mayax on April 22, 2016, 05:48:26 AM

who is BTC-e? where are they located, what's the company name, are they financial licensed? you should think about that before you put trust your money in?

it is sufficient that you use google .. it does not hurt Wink

BTC-e is one of the major exchanges on market ..
Check here:
http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/

i checked and it doesn't say where they are located, their office(address), who is the director of the company and IF they have a license for doing financial transactions.

as a major player, BTC-e should have all these listed on their website, right?

Mt. Gox had all of that info listed but they ran off with mucho coins. So ask yourself, does all of that stuff really matter?

Yes,sometimes it matters. If it doesn't matter then the people should not complain that an exchanger is running overnight. They accept to deal with unlicensed exchangers so they deserve to lose

How can i use an exchanger who is not regulated by anybody? How can i trust my money to X or Y just because it's "well known" on the BTC market which is anyway 90% black market? Ok. I wanna take the risk...then I won't whine when the time will come : " oh, oh, i lost the funds ! HELP !"

The answer is that you should not trust anyone! Regardless of whether informations are shown to the public or not.

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Quote from: ruggedman_dan on April 24, 2016, 04:24:45 PM

Quote from: mayax on April 22, 2016, 09:46:23 AM

Quote from: aleandromagno on April 22, 2016, 05:58:31 AM

Quote from: mayax on April 22, 2016, 05:48:26 AM

who is BTC-e? where are they located, what's the company name, are they financial licensed? you should think about that before you put trust your money in?

it is sufficient that you use google .. it does not hurt Wink

BTC-e is one of the major exchanges on market ..
Check here:
http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/

i checked and it doesn't say where they are located, their office(address), who is the director of the company and IF they have a license for doing financial transactions.

as a major player, BTC-e should have all these listed on their website, right?

Mt. Gox had all of that info listed but they ran off with mucho coins. So ask yourself, does all of that stuff really matter?

Yes,sometimes it matters. If it doesn't matter then the people should not complain that an exchanger is running overnight. They accept to deal with unlicensed exchangers so they deserve to lose

How can i use an exchanger who is not regulated by anybody? How can i trust my money to X or Y just because it's "well known" on the BTC market which is anyway 90% black market? Ok. I wanna take the risk...then I won't whine when the time will come : " oh, oh, i lost the funds ! HELP !"

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Quote from: mayax on April 22, 2016, 09:46:23 AM

Quote from: aleandromagno on April 22, 2016, 05:58:31 AM

Quote from: mayax on April 22, 2016, 05:48:26 AM

who is BTC-e? where are they located, what's the company name, are they financial licensed? you should think about that before you put trust your money in?

it is sufficient that you use google .. it does not hurt Wink

BTC-e is one of the major exchanges on market ..
Check here:
http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/

i checked and it doesn't say where they are located, their office(address), who is the director of the company and IF they have a license for doing financial transactions.

as a major player, BTC-e should have all these listed on their website, right?

Mt. Gox had all of that info listed but they ran off with mucho coins. So ask yourself, does all of that stuff really matter?

mayax

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Quote from: aleandromagno on April 22, 2016, 05:58:31 AM

Quote from: mayax on April 22, 2016, 05:48:26 AM

who is BTC-e? where are they located, what's the company name, are they financial licensed? you should think about that before you put trust your money in?

it is sufficient that you use google .. it does not hurt Wink

BTC-e is one of the major exchanges on market ..
Check here:
http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/

i checked and it doesn't say where they are located, their office(address), who is the director of the company and IF they have a license for doing financial transactions.

as a major player, BTC-e should have all these listed on their website, right?

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Hi Guys! Thanks for the feedback.. Looks like I learnt a few more things today.. Kiss

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Quote from: mayax on April 22, 2016, 05:48:26 AM

who is BTC-e? where are they located, what's the company name, are they financial licensed? you should think about that before you put trust your money in?

it is sufficient that you use google .. it does not hurt Wink

BTC-e is one of the major exchanges on market ..
Check here:
http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/

mayax

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who is BTC-e? where are they located, what's the company name, are they financial licensed? you should think about that before you put trust your money in?

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More easy if you deposit/withdraw using btc-e vouchers and for withdraw money to your bank account i think you can sell btc-e voucher in your local exchanger.

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I think perfect money are offering that you can withdraw and deposit.. with perfectmoney business partner.. you can try it go to here https://perfectmoney.is/business-partners.html
I hope it helps

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I would suggest buying bitcoin and the transferring bitcoin to btc-e rather than sending cash to btc-e. Then the question is how to buy bitcoin. You can buy on this forum if you can find a trusted seller. I'm not sure of other ways because I don't know where you are located.

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no need to carry heavy money bags anymore

Try unichange.me or e-obmen.net
both sites combines multiple payment services ... but you should count with higher fees

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You'll have to check out what deposit methods are best for you, but withdrawal is easy using a BTC-e code. Just cash out, save your code and sell it in the currency exchange forum. You could get someone to send you Western Union, MoneyGram, Skrill, etc.

Hope that helps a little.

bigassboy

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Hi everyone!
I'm interested to trade bitcoin using btc-e but my problem is that i'm not living in the US.
Deposit/Withdraw cash is a real headache because my region doesn't support their payment options.

Any suggestion or advice on what route shall I take to go around it?

Is acquiring a 3rd party person advisable?
If yes, what are the rates that they charge?

Thanks in advance..

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