Topic: Selling btc to minors - page 2. (Read 4603 times)
I'm 16 years old myself and I'm buying and selling BTC without any problems at all. I usually do bank transfers to an btc exchange and buy/sell them there.
Contact your lawyer to discuss ....
There is always someone suggesting..."consult your accountant, lawyer, etc.."
If the laws are so complicated that you cannot figure it out yourself the law should be eliminated or revised. We should not have to rely on other people to live our own lives freely.
Amen
If someone was going to sell BTC to my child who was under 18. I'd appriciate them asking me first.
Law or no law.
Contact your lawyer to discuss ....
There is always someone suggesting..."consult your accountant, lawyer, etc.."
If the laws are so complicated that you cannot figure it out yourself the law should be eliminated or revised. We should not have to rely on other people to live our own lives freely.
I don't think you have to worry about that, you are not responsable, you are here to sell.
Just one advice, verify if he looks serious and sell him discreetly.
Just one advice, verify if he looks serious and sell him discreetly.
Again, to me this does not sound safe. Local ATM was seized?? I am 15 etc...Just way to many red flags popping out at the start.
Bring a parent and be safe!
Bring a parent and be safe!
I received a message on twitter from some looking to buy BTC. Not a problem, I told them to PM me. They tell me they are 15 and can't by coins since the local ATM was seized.
I have no problem selling BTC, but to a kid seems a bit, well, odd. Should I tell them Ill meet if they bring a parent along?
I have no problem selling BTC, but to a kid seems a bit, well, odd. Should I tell them Ill meet if they bring a parent along?
I don't see that as a problem. But bringing parents along would be good incase the kid plans to use silkroad with it.
I received a message on twitter from some looking to buy BTC. Not a problem, I told them to PM me. They tell me they are 15 and can't by coins since the local ATM was seized.
I have no problem selling BTC, but to a kid seems a bit, well, odd. Should I tell them Ill meet if they bring a parent along?
I have no problem selling BTC, but to a kid seems a bit, well, odd. Should I tell them Ill meet if they bring a parent along?
I think you should get their parents consent just in case.
Don't want to encourage any 15 year olds to be stealing from their parents or whatever other bad shit 15yr olds get in.
Sell him the coin!
I was certainly dealing with dollars when I was 15 years old.
It shouldn't make a difference if it were by another currency, as a means of value storage.
It shouldn't make a difference if it were by another currency, as a means of value storage.
With a name like that I'm not sure I would take your advice on how to protect children.
Ignoring his creepy name, I would say there shouldn't be any issue with selling to people who are not of legal age, as there are not any rules against this AFAIK
Is this in the US? I wouldn't do it -- there were stories of Law Enforcement entrapping people on localbitcoins by buying BTC and saying they were going to do something illegal with it. It sounds too risky.
Will never sell my btc for illegal use. I dont care if I am not from the states.
If selling face to face with cash I'd probably ask them to bring a parent or even take a friend with you.
The kid is 15 you don't want them to end up being a weirdo, accusing you of being a pedophile etc.
Yeah, I've emailed saying bring a parent along. Thanks for the advice. As a dad, don't know if id want my son meeting strangers off the net and handing over cash. The kid is 15 you don't want them to end up being a weirdo, accusing you of being a pedophile etc.
Financial operation with minors can be tricky as they are not fully covered with all laws. It is not the bad thing to deal with kids but you need to be aware of these things. Better be safe and discuss this trade with kid's legal guardian.
Is this in the US? I wouldn't do it -- there were stories of Law Enforcement entrapping people on localbitcoins by buying BTC and saying they were going to do something illegal with it. It sounds too risky.
If selling face to face with cash I'd probably ask them to bring a parent or even take a friend with you.
The kid is 15 you don't want them to end up being a weirdo, accusing you of being a pedophile etc.
Wow, what an insane statement.The kid is 15 you don't want them to end up being a weirdo, accusing you of being a pedophile etc.
Like if you sell a 2nd hand video game to a 15 year old it would immediately get you accused of pedophilia.
Damn, once you're an adult you can only have contact with adults anymore!
As long as the law says something isn't illegal to sell, you should not have a problem with it.
I received a message on twitter from some looking to buy BTC. Not a problem, I told them to PM me. They tell me they are 15 and can't by coins since the local ATM was seized.
I have no problem selling BTC, but to a kid seems a bit, well, odd. Should I tell them Ill meet if they bring a parent along?
I have no problem selling BTC, but to a kid seems a bit, well, odd. Should I tell them Ill meet if they bring a parent along?
Contact your lawyer to discuss the best solution. Generally there shouldn't be a problem if it is a low amount, but this depends on your country.
I don't find any problems with selling btc to a kid. But before I do sell him that I will tell him the risks involved and find out if he understands everything about it to a degree before I even make the trade. I was selling and buying different things when I was only 14 years old.
I was certainly dealing with dollars when I was 15 years old.
It shouldn't make a difference if it were by another currency, as a means of value storage.
It shouldn't make a difference if it were by another currency, as a means of value storage.
With a name like that I'm not sure I would take your advice on how to protect children.
It's normal man. It's just a kid buying a 340 commodity like gold and silver that appreciate value overtime.
I don't see this as a problem at all. My kids transact in bitcoin all the time... as it should be. Other kids should too.
What about an adult that has stolen a childs' money?
fine you sell to children aged 15 years, and if the child had stolen his parents' money to buy bitcoin nah I do not know what will happen, if purchase in bulk
What about an adult that has stolen a childs' money?
If selling face to face with cash I'd probably ask them to bring a parent or even take a friend with you.
The kid is 15 you don't want them to end up being a weirdo, accusing you of being a pedophile etc.
The kid is 15 you don't want them to end up being a weirdo, accusing you of being a pedophile etc.
I second this right here. You just want to protect yourself, you don't want to get wrapped up in any sort of weird accusations.... You may end up meeting Chris Hansen from "To Catch a Predator"
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