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Title: cash USD to bitcoins, best option now? Post by: vokain on December 06, 2012, 03:56:51 PM Bitcoins Direct no longer does it, and neither does Bitfloor. What can I do for less than 1% other than localbitcoins dwolla/mtgox? I'm sure a lot of other people want to know the same thing. Cashier's check?
Title: Re: cash USD to bitcoins, best option now? Post by: saddambitcoin on December 06, 2012, 04:36:40 PM join and learn #bitcoin-otc, lots of people there will do btc for CIM or deposit in their bank accounts....
Title: Re: cash USD to bitcoins, best option now? Post by: notthepuma on December 06, 2012, 04:40:05 PM I do it. Check the link in my signature.
Title: Re: cash USD to bitcoins, best option now? Post by: TangibleCryptography on December 06, 2012, 05:54:43 PM Bitcoins Direct no longer does it, This is not a correct statement. I already got 3 emails from people asking why we discontinued cash deposits. It took a minute to figure out how/why they got this idea. We haven't stopped cash deposits, and we aren't stopping cash deposits. The launch of our site has been delayed because our primary developer (D&T) has been sick most of this week. During the transition to keep resources focused on the new site we are not accepting requests from new clients. Existing clients can continue to submit PO requests as before. Although this may be frustrating to new clients please understand that getting new clients on board (setup in with GPG properly exchanging keys, sending out funding instructions, answering questions, troubleshooting new client issues, educating clients, etc) tends to be time intensive. Since that procedure will go away completely in a few days it doesn't make sense to devote critical resources to getting new clients "up to speed" before the launch of our new site. TL/DR version: Bitcoins Direct still sells bitcoins via cash deposits. Existing clients can still purchase bitcoins using GPG signed PO method. Potential new clients will be able to purchase bitcoins once our new site goes live. Title: Re: cash USD to bitcoins, best option now? Post by: Yuhfhrh on December 06, 2012, 06:34:36 PM If you mail me cash I will do it for you.
Title: Re: cash USD to bitcoins, best option now? Post by: notthepuma on December 06, 2012, 09:27:29 PM Bitcoins Direct no longer does it, This is not a correct statement. I already got 3 emails from people asking why we discontinued cash deposits. It took a minute to figure out how/why they got this idea. We haven't stopped cash deposits, and we aren't stopping cash deposits. The launch of our site has been delayed because our primary developer (D&T) has been sick most of this week. During the transition to keep resources focused on the new site we are not accepting requests from new clients. Existing clients can continue to submit PO requests as before. Although this may be frustrating to new clients please understand that getting new clients on board (setup in with GPG properly exchanging keys, sending out funding instructions, answering questions, troubleshooting new client issues, educating clients, etc) tends to be time intensive. Since that procedure will go away completely in a few days it doesn't make sense to devote critical resources to getting new clients "up to speed" before the launch of our new site. TL/DR version: Bitcoins Direct still sells bitcoins via cash deposits. Existing clients can still purchase bitcoins using GPG signed PO method. Potential new clients will be able to purchase bitcoins once our new site goes live. Or if you want to do this without the hassle of all this stuff required to do it there, check out the link in my signature =) Title: Re: cash USD to bitcoins, best option now? Post by: Thursday on December 07, 2012, 02:20:46 AM The link in your signature is pretty sparse that can either be a good or bad thing. Do you have your own thread with references of successful transactions?
Title: Re: cash USD to bitcoins, best option now? Post by: J.Socal on December 07, 2012, 05:29:21 AM How much coin your looking for?
Title: Re: cash USD to bitcoins, best option now? Post by: vokain on December 07, 2012, 06:31:57 AM It wouldn't be for another couple weeks after christmas but anywhere from $1000-10000 worth.
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