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hello
I want to exchange small amount of money from my perfectmoney balance to my bitcoin address but I don't know what is the best exchange
I want trusty exchange with small fee , can you tell me what is the exchange that you use ?

Just go to https://perfectmoney.is/


I haven't used perfect money before but I guess you do not need any exchange for that.

go to Currency exchange board https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0 i saw that few people have exchange service perfectmoney to bitcoin but just contact trusty person to trade with you or using escrow is neccesary if you want to trade with huge amount

yeah its safer to trade perfect money or any other payment to bitcoin on that thread,but i just found popular exchange for alternate www.unichange.me
but i never try that ;D

To exchange Perfect Money to Bitcoin you don't need to use any exchange as you can do this yourself from within the Perfect Money website.

you can deposit your money from perfect money into c-cex.com exchanger and then buy bitcoin with it and withdraw, the fee that is showing up for perfect money says 3%

but if this is true then you don't need to do anything that would be so easy and awesome, i have to try it myself:

perfect money have a bitcoin account it self in the database. like "B111111" can't you exchange your perfectmoney dollar to perfectmoney btc? go to withdraw page and check the list you may find some useful source there. or try exchange section in this forum.

does anybody know if Perfect Money has any restrictions for some countries or not?
i can not seem to be able to find this information on their website to check if i can sign up from my country. i don't want to start and get banned after a while.

The only restriction i know of is that they don't allow you to open an account if your a US resident/citizen.

Why would they do that? I know they are from Hong Kong or CHina but that is absurd to not allow US citizen to open an account with them.

They did that in the wake of the Liberty Reserve saga when the US passed new laws on regulating foreign financial institutions. So basically they stopped providing services to US resident/citizen in order to opt-ed out the US regulations. A number of fixed rate exchangers also followed suit as result of what happened.

Where are they based out of I can only thing of Singapore since their laws are much more stricter to forgien money launders if that's what they thought might happen if they allowed USA citizens to use their service.