I asked a similar question a few weeks back: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5110311.0;topicseen

Another service I found by searching is smsprivacy.org but I have never tried it.

Shift card from Coinbase is no longer working, so that leaves you with Paycent.com as the only option.

I would still suggest using exchanges (P2P with individuals or services) for cashing out your bitcoins though as these credit card providers tend to have their ups and downs when it comes to crypto so you shouldn't rely on them on the long run.


He is looking for an alternative for BitPay's debit card and not the payment processor itself.

If the problem is about making the payment, try to use a decoder and copy/paste the address and amount manually instead: https://decoder.bip70.org/

I'm not interested in accounts for private servers.

I'm looking for accounts in the official French servers (doesn't matter which one), has to be high-level accounts, +180 at least. The price will depend on the rupees you have, cash shop points, etc.

People rarely read anything except the OP. I suggest writing this in the original post or simply close the topic and ask BTC.com to make another.

I'm no longer dealing over Telegram as there is a new feature where you could delete both parties chat.

If you're still interested, please write to me in the forums. Don't send me any accounts without us agreeing on a price or discussing how they were obtained etc.

Am I the only one who is either not able to access the website at all or it's very slow? I noticed this only a couple of hours ago and I checked their Twitter and there have been no reports of anything.

For decentralized exchanges, almost all of them are easy to get listed on. As for centralized exchanges even though some of them don't ask you to pay any fees, you'll find a hard time doing it unless you have a use case for the coin and also a strong user base.

I doubt it will be happening anytime soon. For now, you could use Bitrefill to buy gift cards for Amazon and redeem them, or simply use Purse.io and get up to 20% off.

UI/UX for both the app and the website are very bad, but paycent seems to be the only one that supports the U.S right now since Shift card stopped operating as well.

As of now, I believe you can earn from Coinbase through these methods:

- Referral program, which is probably the hardest as everyone knows about Coinbase and have an account by now.
- Learning about Stellar lumens or 0x and inviting friends to learn about it as well.

As long as you're using the latest version of Electrum (3.3.4), you shouldn't be exposed to any kind of error messages sent by the server, and that would make the servers safe, yes.

The servers are not run by the devs, they are run by the community. There was an exploit where server owners could make you see an error message where they ask you to download an update which should be fixed now. Regardless, you should always double check the website you're downloading the wallet from. (Electrum.org).

I'm not familiar with any of these exchanges but I would go with the first one because it has more trading volume.

Is your web application crawling the web and acting as a search engine? I definitely like the idea of the website but...

I think the way you should do it as add services manually to your database and retrieve them because honestly, it's really not accurate at all. I tried OTC trading, crypto wallets, etc. I couldn't find a single exchange or wallet I've seen before.

As for the comments, people often don't like to bother and make an account unless there is something in it for them. I would suggest implementing Disqus so they can comment from their Social media accounts instead.

I've seen a lot of people advertising here, so instead of spamming every thread with my offer/questions, I decided to just make a thread.

I don't believe that these cards work anymore, to be honest, but I promised a friend to check this for him.

The PayPal account is from a country in North Africa If that matters. He tried multiple foreign banks like BNP Paribas (locally) and that didn't work out for him for some reason.

The goal is to simply get the account verified and not have limits transferring the money. I won't be going first. If you don't trust me, we could use join.me or TeamViewer so you can see the whole process.

Currently, I'm only aware of Bitrefill where I basically could top-up a phone regardless of the country.

I was wondering If someone here could list some Malaysian services that accept bitcoin (online shopping, food, etc.), even If by using a third party service to buy a gift card for that matter.

It's sadly gone, yes.

I would suggest investing buying a hardware wallet If you're planning to stay in the crypto space and hold anything above 500$, to be honest, it's worth it.

I just noticed that Exodus made a wallet for mobile. I don't have an iPhone so I would like to get some reviews from people who already used the wallet in their devices. The wallet should be available soon in Google play so I want to know what to expect and whether it's worth waiting for or not.