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Topic: I'm looking for a quick way to get bitcoins (Read 700 times)

donator
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September 25, 2012, 04:30:04 PM
#6
I have had success with BitInstant and localbitcoins, but I have also had a decent time buying bitcoins off of Mt Gox (although slower than the other two options).  Also trading dwolla codes for Mt Gox codes right here in the forum.
newbie
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September 25, 2012, 04:22:49 PM
#5
Try http://www.intersango.com, it's very simple - just send some EUR/USD to your account and place an order (amount of BTC and exchange rate). Trading software automatically find a appropriate order (if there is any suitable) and make a transaction. Very easy.
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sr. member
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I want free lunch, i'm gonna go with this guy.
September 24, 2012, 04:04:15 PM
#3
 i've had very good experiences at https://www.bitcoin.de/en

here's how the transactions go:

seller:
1. you upload coins to your bitcoin.de wallet
2. you create a buy offer (or accept a sell ask).
3. when someone accepts the offer and confirms payment your coins get frozen
4. buyer transfers money via local bank transfer, european bank transfer or liberty reserve and puts transaction ID in transfer info.
5. you wait for the money with the transaction ID to arrive and release the coins.


buyer
1. you accept a buy offer (or create a sell ask)
2. you get bank info of the seller with the transaction ID
3. transfer with bank and confirm
4. seller releases coins when he gets the payment.
5. coins are transferred to you bitcoin.de wallet

every transaction has to be rated, and user level is divided into bronze, silver and gold level.

people are unlikely to scam you cause when you accept the transaction their coins are frozen. And you have the transaction ID and bank info to back it up if they would lie and tell they never got the money.
+If you only buy from people with a score of over 100 good ratings you're very save.

And even in case of problems they have a forum (in german though) but the admins also reply to english mails, average time between 24 and 72 hours from what i've read and experienced.
I have done over 50 transactions both as buyer and seller and never had bad experiences.  
Or maybe one: few weeks ago my internet provider had problems and my connection went down for 6 days, so one of my buyers had to wait 8 days for his coins and gave me a bad rating.  impatient mothe*fucker

It's a very solid all-in-1 direct website. transactions take between 2 to 7 days, (banks close in weekends)
hero member
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Merit: 1000
September 24, 2012, 03:40:32 PM
#2
I've had good experiences with https://localbitcoins.com. You can meet in person, or you can use their escrow service. It's kind of like craigslist for BTC. (I wonder what the site owners think of me for making that comparison...)
newbie
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September 24, 2012, 03:34:43 PM
#1
Every site looks so sketchy and unreliable, The one that looks the best is BitInstant, opinions?
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