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NyeFe

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Quote from: bitbunnny on June 07, 2016, 01:26:07 PM

Don't get me wrong but I don't think that Bitcoin is a game for someone who is only 14.

Nothing is a game at 14. For some of us, that's when we started shaping our career. If young children don't actually have the ability to purchase bitcoins until their like 18 - 21, do you think they'll bother to check it out then?

I personally think the community is losing out on a lot of younger users (to increase bitcoins adoption) because of how difficult it is to obtain them.

DannyHamilton

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Quote from: NyeFe on June 07, 2016, 01:21:04 PM

Come to think,

With the KYC/AML reqs for so many exchanges, how would it actually be possible for the OP to obtain spendable bitcoins (for shopping/not faucets).

Is their any exchanges that would allow buying (with credit card/bank transfer) < something like 7.61 bitcoins per/month, without verification?

I'm sure he could find someone on localbitcoins.com willing to sell him some bitcoins.

Another option would be for him to provide some sort of product or service and accept bitcoin as payment.

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Why not? It makes a lot of sense for those who don't have debit cards et al. It's a fine age to start learning something about money.

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Don't get me wrong but I don't think that Bitcoin is a game for someone who is only 14.

gentlemand

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I don't think any exchange likes younglings. You do have btc-e but you'd still have to go through other payment processors who'd probably reject you too.

NyeFe

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Come to think,

With the KYC/AML reqs for so many exchanges, how would it actually be possible for the OP to obtain spendable bitcoins (for shopping/not faucets).

Is their any exchanges that would allow buying (with credit card/bank transfer) < something like 7.61 bitcoins per/month, without verification?

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hee-ho.

first thing you should know is bitcoin are a digital money and you can't earn money by doing nothing. you have to work for it.

anyone can send you bitcoins as long as they have your bitcoin address (that's what you just posted as "ID".)

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I think you must stay on micro earning board Roll Eyes

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Bobby Fischer was right

Hi. Start from posting your address in this thread : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/stake-your-bitcoin-address-here-996318 somebody will quote it for future reference. Thanks to this you will be able to prove that this account is really yours in case something goes wrong, like a hack etc.

Next do some reading of this forum, ask some questions but not to much! Try to make Nice, informative posts, you can find many threads about reviewing faucets etc. So not much knowledge about BTC is necessary at the start.
Build your account and soon you will be able to join signature campaign, those will pay you in bitcoins or other altcoins. You could join even now! But new account=small earnings

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/overview-of-bitcointalk-signature-ad-campaigns-last-update-01-jan-23-615953 choose your signature!

jakker

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Hi my name is Jake and I just got started. I'm 14 and I think this would be good way to purchase things online without my parents and crap. I just need some help getting bitcoins and would really appreciate if you could give me some information on how to receive bitcoin. Thats pretty much it. I use blockchain wallet if that helps with any info.

My ID is: 1DSxypiRSv5eaLiuSM5ebE2fxf9842deHG

Thank you guys so much.

-Jake

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