Topic: How are you getting USD out of BTC now? (Read 500 times)
I second Coinbase (https://coinbase.com/?r=51a5b0d3867ba8db8e00000c). When you sell Bitcoins on Coinbase, the money goes directly to a linked bank account. I have a getting-started article for Coinbase in case it's helpful - it's geared towards buying rather than selling, but the set-up is all the same: http://www.bit-buddy.com/buying-bitcoins-on-coinbase.html
I buy stuff with bitcoins and do not "cash out". Remember that if you are in the USA and cash out, you will owe 20% of any gains you made on the value of your bitcoin.
campbx is a smaller exchange but they have low fees and have served me well so far. they also use dwolla
I cash out using coinbase , haven't had any issues.
the purse is your paypal email..
so deposit some coins (any coins)
and click on withdraw USD..
and on payments select paypal or anything you want.. it takes 72hours (usually less)
so deposit some coins (any coins)
and click on withdraw USD..
and on payments select paypal or anything you want.. it takes 72hours (usually less)
you can do paypal...
just try withdrawing a little amount first... so you will get an idea how it works..
Excellent. Thanks.
you can do paypal...
just try withdrawing a little amount first... so you will get an idea how it works..
try
BTC-E
but all fees total to 9%
BTC-E
but all fees total to 9%
I have an account on there, but it doesn't really describe how you can withdraw USD. Is it just bank wire? The FAQ is worthless in this respect.
try
BTC-E
but all fees total to 9%
BTC-E
but all fees total to 9%
You can Sell them for Cash/Bank wire/Westerunion/Moneygram/Cash in Mail
I used to just use Mt.Gox -> Dwolla when I needed some cash. What are you all using now?
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