Maybe you can try this:
Open an account and get verified on bistamp.net. I have very good experience with the sepa transfer of € and exchange into $ (2-3 buisness days).
Buy your bitcoins at bistamp.net and transfer them wihout withdrawel fee to btc-e and sell them for the currency you like. Right now you will hawe a loss of maybe 3-4% and thats about the same as it was with bank transfer to okpay and than from okpay to btc-e.
Actual ASK price at bistamp is: 127.20 -0.5% fee
Actual BID Price at btc-e is: 125.64 -0.02 fee
Actually btc-e offers a lot more Deposit options. You should also check their support page:
https://hdbtce.kayako.com/Knowledgebase/Article/View/30/0/deposit-methods-usd--eur--rur
Topic: Using OK Pay to Fund BTC-E (Read 933 times)
btc-e is dodgy as hell...
I expect it to be next to be shut down...
stick with bitstamp...any exchange that does not require verification is asking for trouble
I expect it to be next to be shut down...
stick with bitstamp...any exchange that does not require verification is asking for trouble
I have been trying to find an alternative to sending my money to BTC-E via wire transfer. The reason for this is it seems the wire transfer information they sent to me seems dubious at best.
- It seems strange to me that
1. The UK company that I am sending my monies to has not filed tax returns since it was formed in 2011/2012.
2. The Bank you want me to send the money to is located in Georgia (Russia)
3. The invoice requires I list this payment as advertising payments.
Something just does not SEEM correct here.
Are there any people out there who have had good experiences with BTC-E wire transfer?
- It seems strange to me that
1. The UK company that I am sending my monies to has not filed tax returns since it was formed in 2011/2012.
2. The Bank you want me to send the money to is located in Georgia (Russia)
3. The invoice requires I list this payment as advertising payments.
Something just does not SEEM correct here.
Are there any people out there who have had good experiences with BTC-E wire transfer?
OKPay is anything but fast I've had delays of two days. 
Try using an International Wire Transfer. It's cheaper in the long run.
Try using an International Wire Transfer. It's cheaper in the long run.
yesterdays news....
just another money exchanger bowing to gov pressure
just another money exchanger bowing to gov pressure
Just got an update from OK Pay and its not good. This is the information below:-
Request #SR13050047057
OK Pay to fund BTC-E account
Edward Campbell
I intend to use my OK Pay account to fund a Bitcoin trading account at BTC-E (https://btc-e.com/). Can you confirm for me that once I transfer money into my OK Pay account, I will be able to send payments to this BTC-E account? I do not have any experience with this trading platform and am hoping to get favorable history to comfort my apprehension about sending money to BTC-E this way.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Kind regards,
Edward Campbell
5/28/2013 11:28 AM GMT
Comments
OKPAY Support
Hello, we no longer allow payments to bitcoin exchangers.
5/29/2013 9:54 AM GMT
Request #SR13050047057
OK Pay to fund BTC-E account
Edward Campbell
I intend to use my OK Pay account to fund a Bitcoin trading account at BTC-E (https://btc-e.com/). Can you confirm for me that once I transfer money into my OK Pay account, I will be able to send payments to this BTC-E account? I do not have any experience with this trading platform and am hoping to get favorable history to comfort my apprehension about sending money to BTC-E this way.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Kind regards,
Edward Campbell
5/28/2013 11:28 AM GMT
Comments
OKPAY Support
Hello, we no longer allow payments to bitcoin exchangers.
5/29/2013 9:54 AM GMT
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