to sell your btc, very much exchange for that
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I'm usually change bitcoin into my local currency using my trustable local exchanger.
I think you can find it on Australia too, you can research some on google since I found it using google too
I think you can find it on Australia too, you can research some on google since I found it using google too
You can try out Bit-X or Cex.io, both are fine as soon as my preferences are concerned...
I have always been with Bit-X and never had any problems exchanging my BTC for USD, the experience was great...
I have always been with Bit-X and never had any problems exchanging my BTC for USD, the experience was great...
Hi guys.
I've been buying bitcoins bit by bit and eventually when the price rises up again I'd like to sell some of them.
Is there an exchange that is trusted kinda like MT.Gox where I can just put them into when I want to cash a few of them out for fiat?
I'm buying off of localbitcoins at the moment however when I am eventually ready to sell a few I won't have any 'trust' to sell them.
If someone could help me out it'd be appreciated.
Cheers,
Merve.
I've been buying bitcoins bit by bit and eventually when the price rises up again I'd like to sell some of them.
Is there an exchange that is trusted kinda like MT.Gox where I can just put them into when I want to cash a few of them out for fiat?
I'm buying off of localbitcoins at the moment however when I am eventually ready to sell a few I won't have any 'trust' to sell them.
If someone could help me out it'd be appreciated.
Cheers,
Merve.
Other than the options already presented here, you could also try Neteller or Payza to sell your coins; you need a verified account for that (I think), but after that, the process itself is quick and painless. In addition, if you have, for example, Neteller's debit card, you can deposit the btc in your account, get fiat, and immediately spend it through the card.
Hi guys.
I've been buying bitcoins bit by bit and eventually when the price rises up again I'd like to sell some of them.
Is there an exchange that is trusted kinda like MT.Gox where I can just put them into when I want to cash a few of them out for fiat?
I'm buying off of localbitcoins at the moment however when I am eventually ready to sell a few I won't have any 'trust' to sell them.
If someone could help me out it'd be appreciated.
Cheers,
Merve.
I've been buying bitcoins bit by bit and eventually when the price rises up again I'd like to sell some of them.
Is there an exchange that is trusted kinda like MT.Gox where I can just put them into when I want to cash a few of them out for fiat?
I'm buying off of localbitcoins at the moment however when I am eventually ready to sell a few I won't have any 'trust' to sell them.
If someone could help me out it'd be appreciated.
Cheers,
Merve.
You could always sell small amounts on localbitcoins so you gradually build up feedback. The alternative is to trade with some trusted members on here (use an escrow!) or sign up to some of the other exchanges (bare in mind you will need to get verified to cash out to fiat).
PS: Avoid Paypal
Check our service www.247exchange.com/sell. We're licensed Bitcoin exchanger. In Australia we offer local bank transfer (in AUD) as a withdrawal method - it usually arrives the same or next business day. Also, we can send money to your credit or debit card.
You did not specify from which country you are. But, as you are trying out LocalBitcoins,
I'm located in Australia for those asking.
Oops... I only checked the OP.
You did not specify from which country you are. But, as you are trying out LocalBitcoins,
I'm located in Australia for those asking.
try a trusted Bitcoin exchange.
What do people claim to be 'trusted' these days though?
Nothing specific. Even highly trusted Mt. Gox & BitStamp was hacked.
You did not specify from which country you are. But, as you are trying out LocalBitcoins, may be you can give a try to www.100bit.co.in as well. Do not expect high volume though...
try a trusted Bitcoin exchange.
What do people claim to be 'trusted' these days though?
There are many methods to sell Bitcoin, try a trusted Bitcoin exchange.
If you can't use any, visit LocalBitcoins for a local exchange.
If you can't use any, visit LocalBitcoins for a local exchange.
[....]an exchange that is trusted kinda like MT.Gox [....]
Is that sarcasm I smell? Mt.Gox is exactly the opposite of what we call trusted exchanges on this forum.
Haha, now I've re-read the original post it does seem that way.
I meant a trusted exchange that was big kinda like MT Gox was.
Also; I'm located in Australia for those asking.
you can try coinimal, they seems good, they don't held your money, everything is processed directly between your wallet and your debit/credit card
this mean that even if the exchange get hacked your coins are safe(at least going by logic, i didn't get enough info about hwo it work exactly)
https://www.coinimal.com/
this mean that even if the exchange get hacked your coins are safe(at least going by logic, i didn't get enough info about hwo it work exactly)
https://www.coinimal.com/
u can sell here or u can get the best rates on localbitcoin
[....]an exchange that is trusted kinda like MT.Gox [....]
Is that sarcasm I smell? Mt.Gox is exactly the opposite of what we call trusted exchanges on this forum.
Anyway... you can try
- Kraken
- BTCe
- BitStamp
These are known exchanges with good reputation. BitStamp got hacked few weeks back, but it has come back with added security.
I'm buying off of localbitcoins at the moment however when I am eventually ready to sell a few I won't have any 'trust' to sell them.
You are buying from localbitcoin so each time you buy you should be getting good feedback and completed trades so your trust is building even though you are buying. I have brought quite a bit from there and my trust built enough to sell from just buying there.
Also depending when you want to sell and how much you can just sell them slightly under what most sellers are because you can sell to someone who wants to buy and build your trust more a seller. You could also try bittylicious where trust does not really matter as much.
why not do it here? use a trusted rep escrow, like tomatocage or someone similar then set the rates w. escrow.
Either make a thread or respond one thats stating they`ll buy, and you should be good.
Either make a thread or respond one thats stating they`ll buy, and you should be good.
The reason is depending on country there are some easy ways to do it. For example US with coinbase. You could sell and have it go to straight to your bank account.
I personally didint want it linked with normal checking I made a checking account for buying and selling BTC. With that and coinbase its very easy to buy or sell.
why not do it here? use a trusted rep escrow, like tomatocage or someone similar then set the rates w. escrow.
Either make a thread or respond one thats stating they`ll buy, and you should be good.
Either make a thread or respond one thats stating they`ll buy, and you should be good.
in local exchange in your country maybe ,
You could always head over to the currency exchange forum. There are plenty of reputable exchangers there that could do a quick trade with you at a decent rate with minimal fees. Reduce the risk of any incidents happening by using a professional escrow service on the forums. The risk for scamming can be relatively high so be sure to precede with caution in the form of payments you take and such. Good luck.
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