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Title: New to Bitcoin need visa help. Post by: ryann on October 03, 2012, 05:34:46 PM Hi im somewhat new to bitcoin. Ive been mining for a few months but havent really done anything with the bitcoins. What is the best/easiest/fastest way to exchange my BTC into a visa or my bank account. I live in Canada. Id prefer not to have a prepaid visa and just have it put on my regular visa that I use. Keep in mind im kind of basic here so if you could step by step me that would be great. Thanks
Title: Re: New to Bitcoin need visa help. Post by: Aahzman on October 03, 2012, 05:46:54 PM Maybe use localbitcoin or bitcoinary to sell bitcoins to someone for paypal $, which you could then transfer to a credit card?
Title: Re: New to Bitcoin need visa help. Post by: ryann on October 03, 2012, 05:50:23 PM Paypal has a chargeback Bitcoin does not. So I definetly wont be accepting paypal unless there is some guarantee that I am not aware of?
Title: Re: New to Bitcoin need visa help. Post by: Fjordbit on October 03, 2012, 05:56:32 PM Paypal has a chargeback Bitcoin does not. So I definetly wont be accepting paypal unless there is some guarantee that I am not aware of? Bitcoinary has a reputation system. But there are also known trusted businesses that do btc -> pp. https://fastcash4bitcoins.com/ is one, but I'm not sure of the fees nor if there are better ones because I haven't done it myself. Title: Re: New to Bitcoin need visa help. Post by: ryann on October 03, 2012, 06:00:43 PM Paypal has a chargeback Bitcoin does not. So I definetly wont be accepting paypal unless there is some guarantee that I am not aware of? Bitcoinary has a reputation system. But there are also known trusted businesses that do btc -> pp. https://fastcash4bitcoins.com/ is one, but I'm not sure of the fees nor if there are better ones because I haven't done it myself. didnt that guy Pirate@40 have a good reputation at one point to? Ill check out the fastchas4bitcoins.com. Thanks :) Title: Re: New to Bitcoin need visa help. Post by: jwzguy on October 03, 2012, 06:11:52 PM Paypal has a chargeback Bitcoin does not. So I definetly wont be accepting paypal unless there is some guarantee that I am not aware of? Bitcoinary has a reputation system. But there are also known trusted businesses that do btc -> pp. https://fastcash4bitcoins.com/ is one, but I'm not sure of the fees nor if there are better ones because I haven't done it myself. didnt that guy Pirate@40 have a good reputation at one point to? Ill check out the fastchas4bitcoins.com. Thanks :) Fastcash4bitcoins can send you PayPal without any real risk. Title: Re: New to Bitcoin need visa help. Post by: ryann on October 03, 2012, 06:16:36 PM Paypal has a chargeback Bitcoin does not. So I definetly wont be accepting paypal unless there is some guarantee that I am not aware of? Bitcoinary has a reputation system. But there are also known trusted businesses that do btc -> pp. https://fastcash4bitcoins.com/ is one, but I'm not sure of the fees nor if there are better ones because I haven't done it myself. didnt that guy Pirate@40 have a good reputation at one point to? Ill check out the fastchas4bitcoins.com. Thanks :) Fastcash4bitcoins can send you PayPal without any real risk. Ya im newish but i think everyone heard about that pirate guy. Title: Re: New to Bitcoin need visa help. Post by: SAC on October 03, 2012, 06:19:11 PM Hi im somewhat new to bitcoin. Ive been mining for a few months but havent really done anything with the bitcoins. What is the best/easiest/fastest way to exchange my BTC into a visa or my bank account. I live in Canada. Id prefer not to have a prepaid visa and just have it put on my regular visa that I use. Keep in mind im kind of basic here so if you could step by step me that would be great. Thanks They have withdraw to bank account option. https://www.cavirtex.com/ Title: Re: New to Bitcoin need visa help. Post by: Stephen Gornick on October 03, 2012, 10:02:58 PM What is the best/easiest/fastest way to exchange my BTC into a visa or my bank account. I live in Canada. Cashing it is less difficult than buying bitcoins, but still not perfect. If you are cashing out a large amount (thousands of dollars worth), then the wire fees from an exchange are not prohibitive and that ends up being the best deal For amounts under $1K, CA VirtEx ends up a pretty fair deal. Canadian Bitcoins also offers cash-out methods: - http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Selling_bitcoins FastCash4Bitcoins doesn't yet support any Canadian banks but I believe they've mentioned Canada is first for expansion if/when they do. But if you haven't done so yet, putting yourself up as a seller on LocalBitcoins might get you cash in hand at a better price than any other method. - http://www.LocalBitcoins.com |