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Title: Help an Aussie newbie acquire BTC? Post by: Waspcock on July 24, 2012, 06:23:34 AM I'm looking to buy 18-20BTC and was hoping to have them by this evening. Unfortunately I'm not able to get to a bank to make use of the SpendBitcoins service and have lost the details to the account I used with BitPiggy :S
I'm aware of the potential issues as far as chargebacks/other scams and things go, and I'm not sure how to alleviate those concerns; evidently my word doesn't hold much weight. Any suggestions as to a secure method of acquiring BTC today would be handy. I'm able to pay via Commonwealth Bank transfer, PayPal. Shoot me an email at lachlanlordmartin(at)gmail.com if you're interested. Cheers! Title: Re: Help an Aussie newbie acquire BTC? Post by: Graet on July 24, 2012, 07:31:38 AM I have traded a lot with AU ppl
they send $ to my ANZ account, I send coins when $ arrive but it isnt a "today" solution unfortunately Title: Re: Help an Aussie newbie acquire BTC? Post by: Stephen Gornick on July 24, 2012, 01:26:00 PM I'm looking to buy 18-20BTC and was hoping to have them by this evening. Unfortunately I'm not able to get to a bank to make use of the SpendBitcoins service and have lost the details to the account I used with BitPiggy :S I'm aware of the potential issues as far as chargebacks/other scams and things go, and I'm not sure how to alleviate those concerns; evidently my word doesn't hold much weight. Any suggestions as to a secure method of acquiring BTC today would be handy. I'm able to pay via Commonwealth Bank transfer, PayPal. Shoot me an email at lachlanlordmartin(at)gmail.com if you're interested. Cheers! Mr. Bitcoins? Cash at a bank (Westpak, Commonwealth) - https://www.mrbitcoins.com - http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Buying_bitcoins |