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Topic: How to get USD on an exchange from the US (Read 898 times)

newbie
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May 24, 2013, 09:03:50 PM
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Not suitable for all users but we sell direct by Bank Wire.
$1,000 minimum.  0.89% fee.  All client communication by PGP.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoins-direct-support-thread-87094

Thats great, and I really appreciate you telling me about it, but not really what I'm looking for. 
newbie
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I'm a Newbie hobby trading for last 3-4 weeks.

Since the Dwolla connection to MtGox was stopped, I've been using a US Bank -> Dwolla -> CampBX -> MtGox.   I've only transfered lower amounts (< $1K/day), but it transfers from Dwolla to CBX instantly (for me).  Then buy bitcoin on CampBX and then transfer bitcoin directly to MtGox (or other exchange), CBX will charge you the 0.0005 BTC miners transfer fee, but that $0.06 is very low.   Mt.Gox has been showing the bitcoin received and ready to trade in approx 1 hour.

I've been using http://bitcoinity.org/markets/campbx/USD to see the transactions / price.  My take is that although the overall volume is very low compared to MtGox, it seems you can purchase < 50 BTC easily and at a reasonable price relative to other exchanges.

Getting the USD back to a US Bank could be the reverse (send Bitcoin back to CBX, sell and USD back to Dwolla) this can be the lowest fees method.  Depending on Coinbase price, Coinbase is also an option back to US Bank through ACH system (although 4 business days delay sucks) plus 1% fee.  Tried this only once.  I sent a message to Coinbase asking that they add Dwolla instant transfer support, like CampBX.   

I haven't done anything at higher USD$ amounts.  I am verified with MtGox.

Getting the USD back usually isn't the problem.  I think at Gox its only $20 USD for bank wire transfer.  Dwolla is great, and cheap, but does take a few days.  I'm giving campbx a shot.
sr. member
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Tangible Cryptography LLC
Not suitable for all users but we sell direct by Bank Wire.
$1,000 minimum.  0.89% fee.  All client communication by PGP.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoins-direct-support-thread-87094
newbie
Activity: 6
Merit: 0
I'm a Newbie hobby trading for last 3-4 weeks.

Since the Dwolla connection to MtGox was stopped, I've been using a US Bank -> Dwolla -> CampBX -> MtGox.   I've only transfered lower amounts (< $1K/day), but it transfers from Dwolla to CBX instantly (for me).  Then buy bitcoin on CampBX and then transfer bitcoin directly to MtGox (or other exchange), CBX will charge you the 0.0005 BTC miners transfer fee, but that $0.06 is very low.   Mt.Gox has been showing the bitcoin received and ready to trade in approx 1 hour.

I've been using http://bitcoinity.org/markets/campbx/USD to see the transactions / price.  My take is that although the overall volume is very low compared to MtGox, it seems you can purchase < 50 BTC easily and at a reasonable price relative to other exchanges.

Getting the USD back to a US Bank could be the reverse (send Bitcoin back to CBX, sell and USD back to Dwolla) this can be the lowest fees method.  Depending on Coinbase price, Coinbase is also an option back to US Bank through ACH system (although 4 business days delay sucks) plus 1% fee.  Tried this only once.  I sent a message to Coinbase asking that they add Dwolla instant transfer support, like CampBX.   

I haven't done anything at higher USD$ amounts.  I am verified with MtGox.



newbie
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Yeah I already knew about coinbase, but they sell out all the time.  Not exactly what I was looking for.

There is also bitcoinary.com

I'm talking about exchanges like Gox, bitstamp, and btc-e


Still no idea whats going on with Okpay, and why there is so little activity at campbx?
jr. member
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in vino veritas
And I forgot to mention coinbase.com. You need to link a bank account in order to buy/send through it
newbie
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Thanks.  I wasn't aware of that method
jr. member
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You can still use Dwolla via Bitinstant which will cost 2% of the transaction
newbie
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    Okay first time I put money into an exchange I used Bitfloor and deposited money at Bank of America.  Thats gone.
    Next used Dwolla to put money into MtGox, and now thats gone.
    This last time I used Okpay to put money into BTC-e, and now thats going away, and I don't even understand why
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Deposits of OKPAY will only be available until May 23, 2013, after that deposits will be unavailable within 2 months due to the suspension of work with OKPAY merchant working with bitcoin.


So whats left?

Is the US getting cut off, or are we going to constantly have to find new way to get our USD in exchanges?

Whats going on with Okpay?

Why is there so little activity on campbx?  They seem like they have plenty of funding options.  Has everyone lost faith in a US based exchange?




And why won't this list tag go away when I edit?[/list]
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