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Title: Buy BTC with a credit card Post by: Bavaria on February 03, 2015, 12:34:19 PM I`m selling my 0.26 BTC for 71 USD.
You can pay with any major credit car: Visa, Master, Disco or Amex. This is how to proceed: you buy for me an item on Zappos website that costs 71 USD and I pay you 0.26 BTC. Rules: 1) Escrow accepted from any reputable escrow guys on this forum 2) BTC will be released from escrow 12 days after you pay me. For the next orders the period may be reduced to 3-4 days. Title: Re: Buy BTC with a credit card Post by: Reynaldo on February 03, 2015, 03:34:53 PM Why dont you go on: http://www.gyft.com/buy-gift-cards/
buy giftcards from zappos using bitcoin and then proceed to do your purchase by your own? gyft is a well known and safe site, i've bought more than 100 giftcards from there with BTC Title: Re: Buy BTC with a credit card Post by: Bavaria on February 03, 2015, 03:52:11 PM Why dont you go on: http://www.gyft.com/buy-gift-cards/ buy giftcards from zappos using bitcoin and then proceed to do your purchase by your own? gyft is a well known and safe site, i've bought more than 100 giftcards from there with BTC Thanx for your recommendation, but it`s not possible to purchase there 71 USD value gift card. Title: Re: Buy BTC with a credit card Post by: meat on February 03, 2015, 05:43:42 PM I`m selling my 0.26 BTC for 71 USD. You can pay with any major credit car: Visa, Master, Disco or Amex. This is how to proceed: you buy for me an item on Zappos website that costs 71 USD and I pay you 0.26 BTC. Rules: 1) Escrow accepted from any reputable escrow guys on this forum 2) BTC will be released from escrow 12 days after you pay me. For the next orders the period may be reduced to 3-4 days. Why would BTC be released from escrow after 12 days? Why wouldn't they just release it when the item arrived? Title: Re: Buy BTC with a credit card Post by: SirChiko on February 03, 2015, 08:01:41 PM I think that service virwox.com accepts credit cards.
Title: Re: Buy BTC with a credit card Post by: Reynaldo on February 04, 2015, 02:51:09 PM Why dont you go on: http://www.gyft.com/buy-gift-cards/ buy giftcards from zappos using bitcoin and then proceed to do your purchase by your own? gyft is a well known and safe site, i've bought more than 100 giftcards from there with BTC Thanx for your recommendation, but it`s not possible to purchase there 71 USD value gift card. From your first post its obvious that you expect to buy more in the future, you could get a 80$ USD giftcard and then proceed to use your funds on your next shopping. Title: Re: Buy BTC with a credit card Post by: CEX on June 16, 2016, 12:20:55 PM 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: Withdrawal Fees 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 Deposit fees 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. Title: Re: Buy BTC with a credit card Post by: Galarix on June 16, 2016, 12:27:15 PM 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: Withdrawal Fees 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 Deposit fees 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. Just one. Why do you spam a year old thread? |