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I would liek to bit BTC with a credit card. I basically jsut want to fund my mt.gox account with money and id like to use a credit card to do so. Everything seems so confusing for this. Could someone give me a step by step way.

you can not fund an mtgox account with a Credit Card.

Mtgox allows deposits from www.okpay.com, there you can link your credit card.

Also OKPAY has fully integrated bitcoin.

i think you can buy bitcoins with a credit card using memory dealers

http://memorydealers.ecomm-search.com/search?keywords=bitcoin

I dont see anywhere on the site where it say i can fund the account with a credit card. Am i wrong?

also make sure mtgox still takes OKPay

It takes OKpay still but i see nowhere on OkPay's website that it says i cn fund my account witha  credit card.

create an account.

I have and you cannot fund the account with a  credit card.

Oh sorry, long time no used my account and I confused with Paxum.

if you dont mind paying a little extra... use ebay? paypal will back you with scammers as well...

The factors relevant to providing the right advice include:

 - Where are you located (country)?
 - How much are you looking to buy?
 - What payment methods do you have available?
 - How soon do you need access to the proceeds?
 - Is privacy important?


The fees aren't trivial but you can use a credit card to purchase by using VirWoX where you can buy SLL using your credit card, then trade SLL for BTC:
 - http://www.VirWoX.com

This probably does't help you if you are looking to spend the coins anytime soon, but you can buy physical Bitcoin, paid for with credit card (assuming they are back in stock before you want to buy):
 - http://memorydealers.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=bitcoin


If you are in the U.S., there is one vendor that apparently is offering to sell via credit card.  The coins aren't delivered for over a day but beggars can't be choosers, I suppose:
 - https://www.quickbitcoins.net


Quite simply, depositing cash at a bank or 7-11, Walmart, CVS is going to be the fastest and easiest way.

Options:
 - http://www.BitInstant.com (Deposit at major banks, 7-11, Walmart, CVS, Moneygram, etc.,)
 - http://www.BitMe.com (Deposit cash at Chase)
 - http://www.BitFloor.com (Deposit cash at Chase or Wells Fargo)
 - http://www.MrBitcoins.com (Deposit at a bank in U.S., India, Australia)
 - http://www.CAVirtEx.com (Deposit cash at several banks)
 - http://www.Spendbitcoins.com (Deposit cash at a bank in Australia)
 - http://BitcoinNordic.com (Purchase CashU or UKash in dozens of countries)
 - http://www.BTC-E.com (Deposit cash (USD) at bank locations in Russia)
 - http://www.BitNZ.om (Deposit cash (NZD) at back locations in New Zealand)
 - http://www.BitInstant.com (In Brazil using Boleto or Banco Recomendito, or in Russia, using Qiwi or Cyberplat.)


Also, Bitcoins Direct will accept cash, but they have a $500 minimum order size:
 - http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=87094.0 (Deposit cash at Bank of America, Wells Fargo or PNC, minimum $500)

Or you might find a local trade (paying cash):
 - http://www.localbitcoins.com

Or if you are considering a bank transfer, there all kinds of options are available:
 - http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Buying_bitcoins

You can try my service www.btcquick.com (http://www.btcquick.com)

Bitcoin Keys
https://bitcoinkeys.wildapricot.org/ (https://bitcoinkeys.wildapricot.org/)

is a good 1, cheap and fast

damn, can i witdraw from mt. box to paypal? or something similar from where i can send it to my visa card/bank acc

MtGox does not do paypal, but you can withdraw it to Dwolla, and then transfer to your Bank account, been a while but I believe that's still the standard method for USD withdrawal (international withdrawals can be done via Wire Transfer).

If you want faster than the Dwolla -> bank takes, there are numerous methods for converting bitcoins to PPUSD.

FastCash4Bitcoins.com,
BTC-E,
VirWoX,
Bitcoin Nordic,
Coin2Pal,   <--  New, so  may wish to contact first, or request to use an escrow.
and more.

 - http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Selling_bitcoins

Additionally, there are frequently individual traders on #bitcoin-otc who are willing to purchase your bitcoins with PayPal.  Using the history from the Web of Trust (WoT) helps to less the chances of seeing a chargeback later.

 - http://bitcoin-otc.com/
 - http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#bitcoin-otc-foyer
 - http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratings.php

Sorry to nitpick, especially with their site being down at the moment - but I've done CC purchases of BTCs with this outfit before and I received my BTCs in under an hour after the transaction was processed over the phone.  Pretty simple really, if you don't mind the mark-up.

Right now the easiest way I've seen/read to do this is to open a dwolla account and fund it (I know, not quite a CC) and then do a trade using one of the threads here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=78512.0).... speaking of, anyone have BTCs they'd like to trade for Dwolla $'s?

Or you can use mine get you coins instsant Bitcoin-keys.com or Bitcoin-R-us.com

Currently 350 Coins in stock ready to move as soon as you pay :D
If you get verified the minute you pay is the second you take control of the private key worth the bitcoins.
My system works and works fast.

The btcquick guy just took my idea after he signed up for my site. I will verify anyone for free if you message me today!

Also, bitcoin-24.com can be funded by credit card through liqpay. Fees for using Liqpay: 3% EUR per transaction.

The reason options are limited with credit card payments as the risk for fraud is to high fees too high. Both work against the purpose of bitcoin imo.

I think it's fair to mention the hefty fees attached to utilizing most of those services, especially if you are starting with MtGox USD (as it sounded like the question was suggesting). FastCash for example buys coins for ~96-97% of the going MtGox rate, then charges a 1% fee to transfer to PPal on top of that. VirWox requires BTC -> SLL -> USD with not the most favorable rates at either point, and then a withdrawal fee to paypal (2%? I don't remember offhand), BTC-E is I believe 5% for Paypal... etc.

Not saying you shouldn't tell someone about alternatives, just don't forget the big catch involved.

centregold.com has been accepting credit cards to digital currency for a long time.

Be prepared to present yourself fully, ID, verification, credit check etc. If you are less than genuine, you don't have a chance of being accepted.

When you are deemed to be a good risk you can buy any of several digital currencies that are easily traded into bitcoins, although not bitcoin directly. ( try this https://www.nanaimogold.com/lr_exchange.php )

Anyone who is serious about trading bitcoin and other currencies needs to find a better way than credit cards.

There is high risk in chargebacks due to stolen cards and those thieves who might just lie to the card issuer after purchasing something very liquid and practically untraceable. Either way, it's the merchant, not the bank, who pays for the loss. The banks are actually complicit in the crime when they fine the merchant to cover the chargeback costs. Accepting credit cards is more or less risky for any merchant, money trade the riskiest.

That's why you need to expect close scrutiny and large costs if you want to pay online with Visa. There are often better ways.

You can also use Brownie Coins App on Apple's App Store, Any country and Any Currency.

Btc-e has interkassa.

Some guides on how to pay via Visa/MasterCard:
http://dayzmonitor.com/guide/interkassa.php
http://www.cardsharing.cc/index.php?topic=30067.0

looks like it depends on phone sim card/credit card issuer details,
and luck of course...

I would think it defeats the object of bitcoins by using a credit card but it seems that there are a few options. Does anyone know any others as using a card to purchase directly is so much easier

With Liqpay, you can load that wallet using a mastercard.  Somebody has a listing on cashvouchers.net for bitcoins using liqpay.  There two ways of using Liqpay: 1 is to load the wallet directly which can only seemingly be done using Mastercard ( Don't ask, I don't know why), 2 is to go through a merchant checkout where you can use both VISA and Masterdcard.

Another way is to use a netspend prepaid which I posted about yesterday.  Look for the thread but it goes through moneygram to bitinstant however, it can all be done through the netspend website.

Last way is to buy a Cashu voucher, load it onto OKpay, then withdraw from OKpay into bitcoins.  PCgamesupply.com sells Cashu vouchers, casghvouchers.net has a couple of people selling them as well but only buy them from highly rated people (You won't get ripped off per say as the site owners do a good job with CS but it's not worth the hassle to place an order and then not get it and wait for them to give back the money.)  To use this method you need to load it onto Cashu first then onto OKpay.  Pcgamesupply also takes paypal.

I've bought Cashu vouchers on cashvouchers.net and always had no problem.  It is delivered almost instaneously.  I haven't bought bitcoins using this method.  They also seem to charge less of a premium but only take liqpay CC method.

Our website https://www.BuyBitcoins.com (https://www.BuyBitcoins.com) is now accepting limited credit card payments for Bitcoin.  Users are required to share their location and to upload a legal photo ID before we'll consider selling bitcoins.  We err on the side of caution so unfortunately we are forced to deny a majority of the orders that are placed through our website. 

But if you're legitimate, please feel free to submit an order and we'll do our best to help you purchase bitcoins by credit card.  You'll need an MtGox user account to withdraw your bitcoins since we do all withdrawals through Mt.Gox redeem codes.  The only fee we charge is a 12% premium to current Mt.Gox rates and we hope to reduce this rate in the future if we continue to be successful in avoiding credit card chargebacks.

-Joey Rich

As the one of the largest credit card for bitcoin providers, I would like to tell you about our service. We have over 115 satisfied clients that buy bitcoins with credit card every day. We were operating under bitcoin-keys.com but have recently moved to becoming a registered financial services provider. What does this mean to you and why the hell should you care?

Our service will allow for instant purchase of bitcoins through multiple channels CC included.
Our service will allow for you to buy more then bitcoins, we will offer LTC to start.
Our service will allow for you to buy MTgox codes or Btc-e Codes. We have a business account with Btc-e and are working with gox to get one.
You can hold USD, BTC, LTC in your accounts.
We have a built in lending platform mostly geared towards lines of credit.
Merchant processing, got a items to sell and need a Easy BTC/LTC payment processor? We are also set up to take any new crypto-coins.
Become a lending broker, Got coins to lend? As a lending broker you lend out your own coins, You can set you own terms from 1-3 years pick you own interest*** and get a draft a legal agreement between the two of you with our software.

If you have any questions feel free to message me.

Look interesting, I'll have to check it out.

It does, but regardless you can get past it as long as they don't take it down, and from then its up to paypal, and they tend to back you against scam.

ditto

the best way is still local for a first purchase

Our website https://www.BuyBitcoins.com is now accepting limited credit card payments for Bitcoin.  Users are required to share their location and to upload a legal photo ID before we'll consider selling bitcoins.  We err on the side of caution so unfortunately we are forced to deny a majority of the orders that are placed through our website.

But if you're legitimate, please feel free to submit an order and we'll do our best to help you purchase bitcoins by credit card.  You'll need an MtGox user account to withdraw your bitcoins since we do all withdrawals through Mt.Gox redeem codes.  The only fee we charge is a 12% premium to current Mt.Gox rates and we hope to reduce this rate in the future if we continue to be successful in avoiding credit card chargebacks.

go atm cash out buy LR then btc easy  :)

Is fraud so high that it needs to be this difficult to do a bank transfer to bitcoin?

I'm trying to purchase coins. I tried to use coinbase but they only allow a certain number of transactions per  day. Not per individual but per site so hasnt let me do it.

I did have to link my bank account.

Anyone have experience with it?

not many vendors are going to take credit card. As previous members have suggested due to fraud. You can get moneypak and exchange it for bitcoins on SR.
Regards,
Brian

Our website http://paypal.buybitcoins.com  now accepts limited paypal payments for Bitcoins.  Users are required to share their location and to upload a legal photo ID before we'll consider selling bitcoins.  We err on the side of caution so unfortunately we are forced to deny a majority of the orders that are placed through our website.

But if you're legitimate, please feel free to submit an order and we'll do our best to help you purchase bitcoins using your paypal.  You'll need an MtGox user account to withdraw your bitcoins since we do all withdrawals through Mt.Gox redeem codes.  The only fee we charge is a 12% premium to current Mt.Gox rates and we hope to reduce this rate in the future.
Our sister website buybitcoins.com accepts credit card payments for bitcoins.

Bitcoin Financial will take credit cards to fund accounts. Once the accounts are funded with USD you can convert them to coins.
Here is a short intro video for you all to watch
http://youtu.be/h0uHUHz9YnU

Check the website out before we open up on March 1st!
www.bitcoin-financial.com

We have a couple new technology's that allow us to accept credit cards.
Netverify http://vimeo.com/37550627
This new service we have added also allows for the fastest account processing possible. It takes 2 seconds for the software to scan you I.D. Look for holograms, Match you Geo-Ip location and confirm or deny your identity. It sends a signal to our software will clear you as a verified member and will automatically clear you account.

Wow, that sounds kind of awesome!

Thanks we are accepting members but not processing any transactions. You can log in and sign up for a account feel free to look around.

You can buy limited numbers of Bitcoins with a credit card at this site, http://www.buybitcoinswithacreditcard.com/

Lol No ssl, from a unkown  member linking it. Yes everyone flock and spend 80 dollars a coin lol.

Security is handled through Google Checkout, which is quite well secured.  I never see any of your financial information; that remains with Google.

So let me get this straight you copied My business
Bitcoin-keys.com Which was then copied by
BtcQuick Which was then copied by
You? hmm and you charge a crazy amount lol.
Good luck, you should come up with some Intellectual property of your own.

The Problem is with the most services you only get limited amounts of bitcoins with CC or need to wait until you're verified. That was the problem why I wasn't fast enough to convert enough fiat money to BTC when Avalon Batch #2 sale began. Now I did prepare for Batch #3 with a verified mt.gox account and transfered the money by bank transfer. For me it only took 24h until I had the money in my mt.gox account.

Now I have some BTC and realize that Avalon Batch #3 is three times the price I just converted... -.-

I did copy any number of existing sites, but there are few places to buy Bitcoin with a credit card, and none of them make it simple, safe, and fast.  I do.  And I do charge a crazy amount for the service.

Was there a monopoly on Bitcoin business ideas that I haven't heard of yet?   ;D

No but it shows the kinda of business person you are. Wait till google starts hitting you with charge backs Im sure old caranada is already working on you lol

How did we copy your business? Did I copy your site word for word? Did I use the same system (http://www.wildapricot.com/) as you?

btcQuick aimed to make it easier for people to purchase bitcoins. Creating something better and easier is not copying it is innovation. It is the natural cycle of a free market and competition.

Just because you have an idea does not entitle you to claim people have copied your site.

Never said site said business. Do not interchange words.

84$ per coin, credit card fees of roughly 15%, I hope you enjoy your 96 dollar bitcoins. 6 months from now that could of been a genius investment or still stupid.

I would accept credit card payments for my bitcoins if I knew how to accept credit card payments with a polish prepaid debit card account, the WBK ones. I don't understand even how you are supposed to accept credit cards in the US without going through some tremendous hassle such as paypal or authorize.net, let alone in poland.

but if someone knows, tell me.

I got in on bitcoin economy with bitstamp, they work pretty well. First transaction took quite long but was my bank's fault. they had the transaction waiting for several days and ouch bitcoin price went from 25 to 40. Now i really hate my bank :-)
Cheers,

buy card here

http://jagoo.net/card/7

you would get code online right after purchase

then redeem that code at www.giftcoins.me and bitcoins will be in your wallet within minutes

there is no faster way than this :)

I think a polish bank prepaid visa is still the best bet.

Do not false advertise, I can assure you that is not that the fastest way.

After what I hear, they demand extortion prices for the BTC's without the customer knowing before the trade is done and finished.

All out of stock ;)

Hi,

We at CoinMama.com (http://CoinMama.com) accept WesternUnion and MoneyGram.
Both will allow you to send us funds using credit card, debit card or prepaid card.
Delivery is made within one business day (usually we can verify the transfer within few hours).

We used to accept PayPal, but unfortunately this option is no longer allowed by PayPal.

Will be happy to receive any feedbacks and suggestions.

 

Hi,

What are the fees for the okpay deposit via credit card?  Is it worth it or am I better off using coinbase?

Yes but WU and MG don't allow for cc fraud, defeats the entire purpose of the topic

First, accept that no one both reputable and for the long-term will accept anything more than small amounts directly charged to credit for a bitcoin.

Now. Not that I recommend ever being so "desperate" to get into bitcoin that you would use a CC to fund it, but during the run-up to $260, my little brother did the following around $60:

(I preface with that because the "fastest" method results in what are best described as convenience fees, easily a good investment during that period of monumental rise; perhaps not at the current time, depending on why you want coins.)

1. Cash advance credit card.
2. BitInstant or similar to Bitcoin address.
3. Congrats, you have bitcoins. Holy balls, that was pretty easy... and took like 30 minutes tops. I don't know why anyone is discussing any of these other methods, honestly.

You now probably will incur large finance charges, because even brand new cards with 0% intro rates do not have 0% on cash advance. There is usually (1) a % on the cash itself, probably circa 3%; and (2) large monthly interest. If you accept (1) for convenience, there are two ways to avoid (2). My brother utilized both, because he maxxed three cards.

Method 1: Pay off the balance on the card(s) the first month.
Method 2: Transfer the balance to a new card. Competitive cards almost always offer 0% balance transfers to entice you. Thus turning your "high" % cash advance interest into intro 0%.

He also dumped at $220, and only bought back in a week or so ago, for $105. Seems he probably made smart choices. Risky, but smart.

I think xmlgold.eu is a good place

anyone know of any reputable UK places you can fund with Paypal and or credit card?

Thanks

Mark

Is okpay still accepted at any bitcoin exchanges or is there a way to buy bitcoins with okpay?

"First, accept that no one both reputable and for the long-term will accept anything more than small amounts directly charged to credit for a bitcoin. "

I disagree.  So far, most attempts at solving CC for BTC have failed to fraud, but that doesn't mean the problem is unsolvable.  Currently a few groups are successfully offering bitcoins for credit card, but all require identity verification via passport/id upload and charge around 10% markup to MtGox or CampBX prices.  Right now I'd recommend:

BuyBitcoins.com (https://www.buybitcoins.com) - Definitely the best interface and easiest way to buy coins, coins are delivered within a few hours, sold at 10% markup
BtcQuick.com (https://btcquick.com) - Cheapest option at only 7.5% markup with a $2.00 registration fee, but new version of the site is very difficult to use (almost unusable).
VirWox (http://www.btcpedia.com/buy-bitcoins-with-paypal-credit-card/) - Coins sold around 12% markup.  Site isn't designed for bitcoin, so the process of getting coins is a bit convoluted, requiring you to add USD, buy Linden $ then trade this for Bitcoin.

buybitcoins isn't terrible, I can generally use 3-4 cards a week on them and 50% or so of the scans I submit work.

Anyone ever purchased from coinmama?

how long do they take to send you the bitcoins after you have submitted western union MTCN?

The easiest way for you to buy Bitcoins with your credit card would be to get a cash advance set up on your CC account, withdraw money from an ATM, buy a MoneyPak, and exchange it for BTC with a reputable seller.

(Way less fee's this way, you save a lot of money)

Which sites work good with paypal?

Virwox (https://www.virwox.com), but the fee is very bad.  :)

What I ended up doing (being impatient as I am) was buy dogecoin from weselldoges.com, transfer it to Mintpal, trade to bitcoin. Probably better ways though.

That is quite an old necro on this thread although I don't think much has changed for credit cards
Quickbt is one source

So this is indeed the most secure way.
Withdraw the money your self, put them in your account and make bank transfer to Bitstamp or a reputable seller.

Alternatively if you don't have cash advance you can use Western Union to send the money to a friend/family member and pay with your credit card. Then pick up the money with your friend/family member, deposit them in your account and do a bank transfer as above.

Everything else involves third parties and although they might be trusted there might be a doubt about them.

How much is the fee , i am newbie here and i want to buy some bitcoins to start...  

*Fixed your quote* ;)

You can find the fees here (https://www.virwox.com/help.php#_Fees).
Basically there is a fee of 50 SLL + 2.90% for USD/SLL and another fee of of 50 SLL + 2.90% for BTC/SLL.

You will also have a low limit (60EUR in 24hr and 180EUR in 30days) for paypal deposit at first.
https://www.virwox.com/help.php#_Levels_and_Limits

do not buy from coinmama, they such an overcharging bunch of greedy business owners, go get a money pak card and go buy it as the currency exchange service or at local bitcoins

Fixed  :)
Thanks a lot ...

You have 2 options for buying bitcoins with a credit card (http://99bitcoins.com/how-to-buy-bitcoin-with-a-credit-card/). I've also seen some new sites coming up like coinMX and meetpays but I'm not sure how relevant they are (not well established yet in my opinion).

If you are from the US I think coinbase might be your best option, not sure about other places but the preparing-to-launch exchangers like circle etc... might be your solution  ;)

http://TruCoin.com -- buy with credit or debit card.

Currently in beta, but those on the list are getting invites.

As far as some background on TruCoin -- at one point in time (before there was a Bitcoin Foundation), TruCoin paid a salary to Gavin to continue as lead core dev and they also hired someone to do QA on the Bitcoin client.

If you live in The Netherlands you can buy them with debit card, even better.

You can visit exchange section of this forum.there are many offers for people to buy bitcoins with paypal and debit card.But sellers mostly do not risk their bitcoins with cc due of reversals

Stephen,

My name is Brent James and I am head of Marketing and Communications at Trucoin. We are indeed allowing private beta access in the 8 supported states -- this list of supported states will continue to grow as we get closer to our public launch. While we have not been aggressively promoting, we are still actively looking for more beta users that can help us finish getting prepared for our official launch.

If you reside in any of the following states and would like to be a beta tester, please let us know:

Florida;
Massachusetts;
Missouri;
Montana;
New Jersey;
New Mexico;
South Carolina; or
Texas

Feel free to message me directly here, follow and message us on Twitter at @trucoin or fill out a request on the contact us page of our site. Please let me know if anyone here has any questions, I'll do my best to answer them.

Best,

--
Brent A James
Trucoin
VP Marketing and Communications

What about other countries outside the US. Do you think you will support them soon?

I have already signed up to trucoin, the site looks very good.

Is there any other options besides localbitcoins and coinbase.

I want to buy at btc-e but I need like payeer or some shit.

coinbase

Virwox is great, SLL for BTC

You can use your Visa or Mastercard to buy up to $250 worth of BTC on Coin.mx - https://coin.mx/

The entire process takes less then 10 minutes if you follow the instructions provided for verification. From start to finish you could have USD in your account using your credit card, which can then be exchanged for Bitcoin or Litecoin that quickly!

If you have any questions about getting started, please feel free to reach out to our 24 hour support team via Live Chat on our website, on the phone at 855.712.6466, or via email at support@coin.mx and we will be happy to help!

~Jen, Senior Support, Coin.mx

Asking for our last four SSN # is a huge distaste in my mouth. I already went through a recent identity theft crap, so please spare me.

I rather wait for a btc atm which probably wont ask that stuff.

Something even coinbase doesnt do.

circle.com, it was recently launched. You can buy Bitcoin almost instantly with your credit card, or via bank transfer if you live in the US.

Credit card is the harder way to buy BitCoins

Hey man, so sorry for not replying earlier - somehow I didn't see your post.
You can buy them on bitonic.nl, with the iDeal system (which allows you to use a debit card).
However, you need to have a Dutch bank account...

you can t buy bitcoin with credit card because with credit card its possible to do charge back, so its risky for the seller.

its preferable to buy bitcoins to a private people than buy with credit card, on localbitcoins site you will find a lot of people that sell you how much you want.

Trucoin is now available in 27 U.S. states -- available to all in those states, no more "limited beta":

 - http://cryptocoinsnews.com/trucoin-extends-bitcoin-buying-service-27-states

Pay with VISA or Mastercard.

Agreed. You require too much information. This was the only reason i didn't want to use your services.

If I'm not wrong BTC-e can allow you to buy bitcoin with a credit card, but the only thing is that fee charge is 10%  :-\

Arent you worried about using your CC to purchase BTC? You might get banned. Check your bank first.

when you say easiest then you should try circle.com
they allow you to buy bitcoins with CC

You can try on Coinmama; if you want this is my ref link: https://bitcointalk.org/annoyance.php (https://bitcointalk.org/annoyance.php)

Anyway, sincerely, I actually don't know if they are legit or not.

I agree with everyone who said "circle.com".   It's by far the easiest way I've ever bought (or sold) bitcoin.   It mostly only works for US banks and credit cards, but some non US credit cards are supported as well.   

Are there any benefits buying with credit card?

It's convenient and I suppose if something goes wrong and you don't get your coin, you could get a chargeback.

I want to buy some btc with cc too, I see this site and coin.mx on top search on google. I will find more this site legit or not.

virwox is a good choice even though their fees are a bit steep.

Just curious have you personally bought bitcoin w. them?  It would help if you can show screen caps or something that it doesnt take forever to buy bitcoin w. a credit card.

Most of Bitcoin exchanges prohibits the use of debit / credit card for buying digital currency. Here's another approach. With VirWoX you can buy SLL and pay with either credit card or Paypal. Then you can trade your SLL for BTC:

http://bitcoinwithcard.com/ (http://bitcoinwithcard.com/)

I thought we have to connect our card to skrill first. Virwox  didn't accept credit card directly.

i dont think there is a easy way to buy bitcoins with credit cards.

or else most of us would be already doing it?

there are few places that accept bitcoin exchange credit card when we will buy bitcoin, such virwox, or some other, you can simply look at the search engines like google, I suggest you better buy bitcoin through your own account so you can directly receive bitcoin you in your wallet ...  ::)

Cex.io allows you to use credit cards once you and it is verified took me 10 mins then a wait of about an hour till they verified everything

You can use Virwox to buy bitcoin with cc. You can also use Circle and Coinbase if you are using a US-based cc.

I think as most of these exchanges become more and more mainstream they realize people have to and want to use plastic to fund accounts or just buy crypto.As time goes on nearly all will offer the ability to do so

Trucoin is the easiest way to buy BTC with credit cards.

You can try circle, other than that, it's very difficult to but coins with cc.

im really sad man. Trucoin locked me out what a shitshow.

I entered my addy of which i have at least 5. They said service is not avail in my area and ip locked me same as circle (nice).

I couldve simply entered another address trucoin, and circle. Thanks guys.

Also circle said because my address is a box they can not do biz with me according to fed law (yea okay) lmao..

so me getting a passport id's etc is also against fed law? Nope....

just circle being circle (lmao) :o

Sounds like you were trying to use Trucoin but may not be located in the US.
For address verification, they require a billing address that is the same as your bank/credit card - I would also make sure your IP address is also reflective of this address/area.

CEX.IO best plastic website, that good I use it.You must get verified first took me 8/10 hrs overnight.

I suggest you lock this thread since you've gotten your answer, and the only people replying are people who don't want to bother reading the other posts - to see that what they are about to type has already been said.

Lock it, or people will just keep dumbly answering your long-answered question.

Hello,

https://cryptonit.net (https://cryptonit.net) offers a possibility to buy bitcoins with credit/debit cards. We support both Visa and MasterCard.

Should you have any questions, feel free to let me know.

Kind regards
Edward Cryptonit

the easiest way is either to buy the bitcoins from the other person in real life or just deposit your money to an exchange and then trade the money for bitcoin and withdraw to your wallet

Can't be bothered to read the rest of the thread. I'd recommend Circle(.com).

Good day,

We at CEX.IO (https://cex.io/) would like to let you know that recently we have lowered commissions for card payments. The updated fee schedule is as follows:

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Withdrawal Fees

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Visa
$ 3.80 per USD withdrawal
€ 3.50 per EUR withdrawal
2.5% + ₽ 30.00 per RUB withdrawal

MasterCard
1.2% + $ 3.80 per USD withdrawal
1.2% + € 3.50 per EUR withdrawal
2.5% + ₽ 30.00 per RUB withdrawal

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Deposit fees

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Visa, MasterCard
3.5% + $ 0.25 per USD deposit
3.5% + € 0.20 per EUR deposit
5.25% + ₽ 15.57 per RUB deposit

You can link your Visa or MasterCard in any currency to your CEX.IO profile and use it to deposit and withdraw funds.
Let us know if you have any questions.

https://paxful.com/ is the answer you're probably looking for. I had the exact same question many months back. I've bought and sold btc using payment methods like credit card, paypal, amazon giftcard etc.. Another option for you could be https://purse.io/. I've also used them in the beginning when i was super hungry for coins. Never had a problem with either of them. They both have build-in escrow service that they use as well. Only drawback is that sometimes the prices can be kinda high depending on which of the traders are online. Concerning safety and trustworthiness, you won't have a problem at all  ;D

If you want to Buy Bitcoins the Easiest way you can try out the Coinmama website where you can buy Bitcoins with Credit or Debit card.
Go to this website:-
Http://coinmama.com

You can buy bitcoins with a debit / credit card or paypal at Virwox.

http://www.virwox.com

FYI I am not affiliated with them. I just use their service from time to time.