My bank doesn't know what a bitcoin is.... HELP - page 2.

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Quote from: ibrahim11 on August 24, 2014, 01:00:21 PM

Which companies accept bitcoin? I am asking so I can give the bank some info about it and how it is widely used Grin

I know Dell and Overstock accept bitcoins. Does anyone know any other big companies that accept bitcoins?

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They don't need to know what BTC is, they just need to be assured that your sister really does want to transfer those £600 to someone else.

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Refer them to weusecoins.com.

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Which companies accept bitcoin? I am asking so I can give the bank some info about it and how it is widely used Grin

I know Dell and Overstock accept bitcoins. Does anyone know any other big companies that accept bitcoins?

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Quote from: valvalis on August 23, 2014, 03:15:33 PM

It's a really hard thing to do Tongue

Even It's difficult to explain what bitcoin is to my parents Grin

haha true even though I have explained to their parents still do not know: D

but they wonder why I can earn a lot of bitcoin it: D

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I honestly thought most banks knew what bitcoins were to be honest, proved wrong though from this post.

I would see if you can find any information on places such as wikipedia or even other websites that you can print off to show them exactly what it is that is being done and take it from there. I hope you get this resolved soon

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Quote from: cryptofan5 on August 24, 2014, 12:26:15 AM

Can just say that its online credits to use for online payments on a game site :-)

I'm pretty sure they'll think im a retard for trying to buy over £600 ($995) worth of game credits.

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Can just say that its online credits to use for online payments on a game site :-)

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Quote from: Milkcookie on August 23, 2014, 03:36:29 PM

What bank is it if its not a secret Huh

TSB bank (UK). The lady in the bank didn't know what bitcoin was. I'll just say to them it's a virtual currency.

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What bank is it if its not a secret Huh

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It's a really hard thing to do Tongue

Even It's difficult to explain what bitcoin is to my parents Grin

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A bank that do not know whats bitcoins Shocked

maybe print out some wikipedia and show it to them

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Hi, my sisters bank account got suspended for buying 2 btc because she was transferring over £600 to a btc seller. I have to go to her bank with a photo id and my bank statement and show them that I transferred funds to my sisters account. (By the way, I transferred money from my paypal using my debit card to my sisters paypal then she withdrawed it to her bank account. I did this because I don't have online banking and the banks were closed at the time to make a cash deposit. Also, I'm under 18 so if they ask why do I have paypal, i'll just say aren't I allowed it and if they say I have to be over 18 then I will just say I didn't know that Grin

) However, the banks do not know what bitcoin is. So what do I say to them? Should I say it is a virtual currency and should I show them a screenshot of localbitcoins? Thanks

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