This Finnish service is reliable and the people help you if you have problems.
Topic: How to buy bitcoins in the eurozone? (Read 489 times)
https://bittiraha.fi/
This Finnish service is reliable and the people help you if you have problems.
This Finnish service is reliable and the people help you if you have problems.
In the EU Bitstamp.net is most trusted I would say. They have an office in UK and their bank is in Slovenia
bitstamp and btc-e they are the most used now
Is it safe to share my information with bitstamp? I do not understand why do they need so much info. Even PayPal do not want so much.I dont like it as well, but any legit money transfering service need be sure of your identity because of antilaudering laws
bitstamp and btc-e they are the most used now
Is it safe to share my information with bitstamp? I do not understand why do they need so much info. Even PayPal do not want so much.
bitstamp and btc-e they are the most used now
May I suggest https://bitcoin-central.net/ , a French website with a "payment services processor" status, deposits are secured in a French bank, insured, etc. Seems safer to me than anything I could have seen.
Maybe because I'm French
Maybe because I'm French
I use bitcoin.de and I'm happy with them
Bitstamp is good for EU
Price differ between markets because it is not easy to get money in and out from some exchanges
Price differ between markets because it is not easy to get money in and out from some exchanges
Thanks! Other than that are the prices heading in the same direction in different markets
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Bitstamp is good for EU
Price differ between markets because it is not easy to get money in and out from some exchanges
Price differ between markets because it is not easy to get money in and out from some exchanges
Hi! I am interested in buying bitcoins using Scandinavian banks. What is the best/safest way to do that? Also, why does the price differ between markets? Thank you.
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