Topic: what is the best website to buy btc? (Read 1134 times)
Buying of cryptocurrency is much simple than ever, for me it is good to buy through localbitcoins, it gives the access to almost all form of payment access. Similar thing cannot be expected with every exchange service as there are some which accept only certain payments.
Try using the localbitcoins service. I've been using the service for about 1 year and for me it's the fastest, most profitable and convenient way to buy Bitcoin.
Well, some exchanges, which were named here are quite reliable, you can try ‘em. But I’d also like to mention cex.io. But I think I should make a remark that they don’t operate in each state. So, you'll need to check this information first. As for other things, cex is a great choice, because they allow debit cards as a payment method. Their fees are quite reasonable too.
Besides, fees may lower in addiction with volume trade.
Besides, fees may lower in addiction with volume trade.
Like others mentioned above, it depends on where your money is coming from. Some countries have tighter regulations than others which make it harder to purchase bitcoins locally. There might be a good local seller where you live that can accept local bank transactions for cheaper than the others, and then you can just transfer it out to another broker. That's what I do: buy local then send it out to Binance (they don't accept fiat)
Bitstamp seemed to be the most reliable international one with reasonable fees that I could find. Why Paypal though? Any transaction through Paypal comes with high commissions.
Bitstamp seemed to be the most reliable international one with reasonable fees that I could find. Why Paypal though? Any transaction through Paypal comes with high commissions.
Please use it first before your opinion.
Nice one, encouraging other users to put their coins into your scam site? Scumbag, people like you should be nuked, too bad scamming is allowed here though...
I always use reliable exchanges like kraken or bitfinex.
I have never heard about Igot.com but the site and contact information seem to be ok. Yet the lesson i have learned with bitcoin, don't use this sites unless you have (f.e. when you are at gunpoint).
Localbitcoins is ok, but like you stated many, many fees.
I have never heard about Igot.com but the site and contact information seem to be ok. Yet the lesson i have learned with bitcoin, don't use this sites unless you have (f.e. when you are at gunpoint).
Localbitcoins is ok, but like you stated many, many fees.
Please use it first before your opinion.
http://igot.com
With those payment options you are considering it would probably be best to check out LocalBitcoins. Or you can try out Bitwa.la. It seems they allow you to buy and sell btc with PayPal
I prefer coinbase but it's up to you to choose, they have some fee + bank fee, another exchange can be bitfinex as others recommended it.
I prefer Bitstamp. Been using over two years without any issues.
I don't think Paypal will ever be a good idea if you want low fees. Have you tried Circle? That's the next biggest next to Coinbase. There are also US exchanges like Gemini and Itbit now that accept ACH depending on which state you're in. You'll get the market price.
I use kraken always, but there are plenty of reliable parties you can use.
Always pick a larger party they are most likely to be honest and won't scam you.
Good luck!
Always pick a larger party they are most likely to be honest and won't scam you.
Good luck!
try coinimal they accept paypal, but only if you sell bitcoin, not for buying, for chanrgeback problem, and they do not require identification, very fast and secure
but localbitcoin is too expensive
The price is depending on the buyer you are willing to deal with. Try to search for low price sellers with very good reputation
I always use reliable exchanges like kraken or bitfinex.
I have never heard about Igot.com but the site and contact information seem to be ok. Yet the lesson i have learned with bitcoin, don't use this sites unless you have (f.e. when you are at gunpoint).
Localbitcoins is ok, but like you stated many, many fees.
I have never heard about Igot.com but the site and contact information seem to be ok. Yet the lesson i have learned with bitcoin, don't use this sites unless you have (f.e. when you are at gunpoint).
Localbitcoins is ok, but like you stated many, many fees.
The best website would be bitstamp or Kraken. LocalBitcoin is also very nice and simple to use and is probably the simplest way to get it done besides BTC ATMs
I like Circle, it does have a low limit to start $300 a week, but they will raise it after some time.
Why not stay with some of the more trusted parties. You know you won't be scammed. For that privillige you are pay some extra in fees etc. But at least you got value for your money.
If you are not willing to do that, accept the fees/commision on localbitcoins...
If you are not willing to do that, accept the fees/commision on localbitcoins...
I find localbitcoins quite fast and also secure in terms of getting scammed but only buy with trusted members. But if you are from usa better search some trusted member in currency exchange area of this forum.
Haven't there been robberies of people using local bitcoins? I wouldn't trust it unless you meet in a public place and bring people with you.
Is your aversion to Coinbase just because you don't like the know your customer requirements on principle or do you have legit reasons for keeping your identity anonymous?
Good luck!
but localbitcoin is too expensive
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