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help me to find a bitcoin seller plz it is very complicate to make a deal easy and speed  ???
France, Saint-Raphaël
Frank  

You can make use of the currency exchange (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0) on this forum, create your topic about your deal, you will see sellers. Only make deals with reputed members because there are many scammers that would want o sca you. Or better still make use of escrow service (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2439910.0) of their form.

Recommended bitcointalk escrow services (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2439910.0)

Or, you can try to make use of decentralized exchanges like https://bisq.network/ which is also better for privacy reasons.

But buying and selling of Bitcoin is not hard, you can also make use of centralized exchanges if you want it to be as fast as possible, recommended ones are Binance and Coinbase Pro, but also depends on your country. Note that centralized exchanges are privacy invaders, if you use centralized service, you will not have a bit of privacy and you are not having the total control over your coin as long as you have coins on the centralized exchange, the exchange has the private key, they have the cointrol as they are the owner of the coin on blockchain.

Centralized exchanges have better liquidity but bad for your privacy.
Decentralized exchanges are good for privacy but liquidity is lower and you have to wait longer to fill your orders. Bisq or hodlhodl.com (https://hodlhodl.com/) are good DEX.

Coin ATM (https://coinatmradar.com/) can be convenient but not good for privacy.

Beware of scammers who will bombarding your inbox from now and then. I suggest you go to trusted centralised exchange i.e. binance.com, coinbase and many more. Be cautious sir.

The first security lesson is not to disclose your private information publicly, and that includes your name and the city in which you live. There are very bad people who are looking for people like you to scam - so I advise you to invest in your knowledge first - learn the difference between a coin address and a private key, and how to safely store the Bitcoin you bought.

In addition, trading with strangers face to face is the biggest possible risk - I would advise you to avoid it if at all possible.

Hi @Franklambarh if you find Bitcoin complicated, no worries :). You can check out this free learning platform cryptodetail.com (http://cryptodetail.com).
 
It's a great source of information for beginners in cryptocurrency. The lessons are well structured to help newbies understand the basics of cryptocurrency.

I found it most helpful. I hope it helps you too.

You can use Bestchange to search and find a best one for you to buy Bitcoin.
https://www.bestchange.com/

The website give you many exchangers to filter and pick best one to use. If you have question, you can leave your post in their ann topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3309245.msg57243729#msg57243729

Buying bitcoin with a money is not difficult but it implies steps to follow, the first step is that you will make sure you have the maximum amount of the physical cash that you that relates with the amount of the bitcoin price you want to buy and let it be in your bank account, so with that alone it's very possible to buy bitcoin with your bank, just click on the blockchain the procedures will appear and you put your credit card number and verify, by the you have input your wallet ID

It is simple actually. First, decide how to would u want to buy Bitcoin.
You can purchase using credit card, or bank transfer from any centralized exchange or wallet.
Like Binance, Bitfinex, Kraken, Coinbase.
Or wallets like Jaxx, Mycelium, Blockchain.
Or buy directly from other people, that is called peer to peer trading. You can search google to see if there is a Bitcoin ATM in your locality. You can also buy from trusted members here on the forum, remember to use an escrow. You can find users who act as escrow on the service board.

Follow these steps using Binance.

--> https://www.binance.com/fr/buy-Bitcoin

In the name of safety and data protection, you could choose to use local bitcoins if you can find someone in your locality using thqt platform, otherwise the easiest and best rates you can get is taking advantage of best rates using Binance or cex.io . If these aren't your options check the Currency exchange thread
here =>> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0

You can buy using this service if you do not want to go through the know your customer procedure or register on the exchange:
https://www.bestchange.com/skrill-euro-to-bitcoin.html
Just do not change for large amounts, better than 500 euros for 1 operation

But if I were in your shoes, it would be better to ask in the local forum
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=13.0

Apart from the exchanges you can also use p2p trading platforms like Paxful and Localbitcoins to buy bitcoins with your fiat money which is going to be more convenient for someone who just enters into the cryptocurrency trading space, price varies from traders to traders and also it depends on the reputation of the seller as well.

I think the first help you need is to understand what Bitcoin actually is and when you do you'll understand it's more of the real money them the fiats you're speaking of and calling it real. You choice of topic title seems to me that you don't see Bitcoin as real currency which is a very wrong way to start your journey in the industry.

First you have to believe in what you're investing in before putting in money as there'll be trying times and if you don't believe, you'll most likely fall victim to fud. After understanding what bit oin is then you can proceed to purchase some with any of the options posted above, choice that which best suit you

I think you can still narrow down which bitcoin exchange suits your situation. It could be the the location where you live or do you prefer having no KYC/ ID verification.

If so, you can try these exchange.

This would depend if there are people selling in your area, you want to make a deal face to face? I think it's not possible at the moment because of covid 19, second that could be too dangerous, you might put yourself in danger, for example, they might have bitcoin, but what if, after you give the money they won't give you the bitcoin you have bought, why not try in the exchange? also, it's a bit of a hassle on your part, you can use your card.

I don't know what you refer to "real money", you mean cash? I have the feeling that the guy wants to deal in person with cash money. Otherwise there are thousands of options to buy online with credit/debit cards and bank transfers. Sure it's not very private way of purchase. The OP should give more details.

I like the poll tho :)  

Looking at his presentation, I guess he was aiming for a direct transaction, it's not clear when using the word real money, but he left his information, name and city. While this seems reasonable I don't see why he has to do it here when France is a country that seems pretty liberal when it comes to crypto trading, right?  :D He can even buy any BTC with Bitcoin ATMs if he wants.

Why don't you first learn something about bitcoin and how & where to buy/sell it. Now seeing this post, many scammers will PM you and try to take advantage of you.
You can buy bitcoins from localbitcoins (it support majority of the countries) or binance P2P platform is also another good choice if your country is supported. 

Op's question isn't clear.  IF op wants to buy Bitcoin and willing to disclose privacy and willing to submit KYC, Coinbase is the best for him since it is supported country of France and it could be purchase by Bitcoin using bank transfer, SEPA transfer, or a debitcard.  Using reliable third-party exchange will help you to avoid scams upon purchasing Bitcoin.

But, if you stay pseudonymous there is a decentralized exchange that you can choose from, Hodl-Hodl and Bisq are the most everyone suggested here and other P2P exchanges.  And tend to agree above, be careful dealing someone and avoid to becomes next victim of a scam.

Learning about it will take some time but with the help of these/us members here that would hasten the learning process of Op. Although, it actually need more time if Op want to thoroughly learn everything about Bitcoin or the exchanges.

We still don't know what Op want to protect his privacy when it comes to p2p or using a local exchange is safe for him if he's okay with the KYC thing. There's a lot of missing point here that would also question, Op. I hope he will reply to this thread soon to make the confusion clear.

You can start off by finding a legitimate site where you can buy bitcoin with real money. Just be extra careful because scams are still evident nowadays no matter how much we've exposed them already. Also when it comes to privacy or KYC, it could be a requirement so if you are certain already with the exchange you will be using, do not be afraid upon giving it to them. Keep on learning more about bitcoin too, it might help you and guide you to the convenience you are looking for. Also be patient after buying, that would help you earn lots of profits.