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You can take a look at Bitwala. It's a company from your country, offering different solutions like a web wallet, buying Bitcoin, pay the bills with bitcoin and a Visa card. Their wallet lets you choose the fees amount when you are sending bitcoin outside
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It's supposed to be what is written on the website, better you check it. Also, no, Advcash has never be a provider that ship to all countries. There are a lot of countries not accepted as per Mychoice rules. And the same applies to others websites as they all use Mychoice
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Hello @Weiting
I remember when you introduced the golden card several weeks ago, but if I am not wrong it was, at this time, only available to US citizens (or only with USD currency) How is it as of today? I am desperately looking for a card not issued by Wave Crest Ltd-MyChoice and so far your company is the only one in partnership with another company.
Another thing I would like to ask, do you know when the gift cards will be available?
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I have never used those features, was not aware either, because I never noticed them. I wonder how it was useful for us users? They are maybe focusing on the user experience and going straight to the point. Those features are futile and I don't see how it can be a red flag about Bittrex. It's not if they removed the withdrawal feature
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"plates-formes de négociation"
vous voulez dire plateforme d'echanges non?
"Veillez vous rendre sur"
Veuillez
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Ca recommence le bazar?? un petit video? la terre qui tourne?
Ce projet sent aussi mauvais que mes chaussettes en fin de journée. Ils ont commencé une campagne twitter? Parce que leur compte est rempli de faux comptes et des enfants de bitcointalk
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Coindesk is one of the most popular. There is Cointelegraph as well bubt often hated by the community since they love to promote scam there.
Some others to list: bitcoin.com, btcmanager, bitcoingarden, newsbtc, bitcoinist
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PAyment confirmed for this week acbf412e7856de02cad90c16f3d6ad9fa098cf144e4bd6bb717e5e0cfa1b2e73
Thanks
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Remember that you do not manage an investment fund. You do not have hundreds of millions to place and thousands of investors to satisfy. The laws of diversification to ultimately keep your customers and satisfy them with a performance equivalent to that of the market is not for you. Your portfolio, because more reduced, must be more active and therefore turn on a lot less titles. Don't complexify your wallet to have more than 20 cryptos/assets, you'll end up becoming passive and your performance will be "damaged".
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A middle man between banks and web wallets or just working with banks.
For example, the service could be a web wallet when you receive a transaction it gets automatically converted and send to your bank account. In the same way when you send a transfer to this web wallet it's automatically converted to Bitcoin. But all the process automatically otherwise we can just use any exchange
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Warren Buffett warned investors to stay away from Bitcoin, calling it "a mirage," saying that, while it may be a better way of transmitting money, the "idea that it has some huge intrinsic value is just a joke."
"The historical track record of old white men crapping on new technology they don't understand is at, I think, 100%," said venture capitalist (and younger white man) Marc Andreessen.
Warren Buffett has made his money in the old Fiat system and he does not understand new cutting edge technologies, so it is a natural response from someone who will most likely stick to something they know and understand.
Bitcoin has outperformed Buffett’s " Berkshire Hathaway for the last few years, so that must tell you something. ^smile^
Why shall he take the risk while he is doing good with what he currently does? Even if he is surely not alone to research/take decisions etc he is from an old generation and from the "stock picking" generation. His base has always been to buy ugly asset but with a potential hidden.. After all, with a 20-30% profits yearly it's enough, let' us grab the money now  |
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It's frustrating to meet such people. Because it's a waste of time to deal with people like this. Some are surely not even developers, etc. Coming from this forum I am not surprised sadly. I had a good laugh reading the OP  I hope you will find better |
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You guys think point is sending SMS cheap, no. Point of last project was to send sms to anyone anonymously with Bitcoin.
I see, but the question is who needs to send anonymous SMS. You send messages to your friends, family, co-workers, etc you don't need to hide your face. The only group of people I see who may be interested is for marketing spam purposes. For example, I receive at home 2-3 calls weekly trying to sell me, swimming pools, insurances, solar panels, etc. They call less since we are now able to report them. With a website/app like your, I guess they will really enjoy it |
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Seriously, you want to open a cryptocurrency exchange with a $2k budget? It won't even cover your advertising budget, even if you want yo make a "small" exchange.I don't want to discourage you but better you invest those $2k in another project more realistic with a budget like your.
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Well, imagine they have a rule in theirs TOS that specify they don't allow coins coming from casinos and related websites wallet (Like Coinbase has) If you were buying Bitcoin and the seller has just sent you coins coming from such websites, you have no way to know it. I don't know about Amazon or Itunes but it may be forbidden to sell cards if you're not an authorized reseller or something like that?
But in my opinion if they want to tell you how their system flagged your account as high risk, it seems to be something related to the account behavior (log in from different IP country, or whatever...)
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So, you are trying to make profits using the money of your friends? How can you say you're not sure if it worth your time? Your friends don't worth your time? Sorry but it looks like you are trying to get your own benefit instead helping/educating your friends |
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The best bet is to tell them the truth. Explain to them everything as much as you can and with all proofs you may have. If trading Bitcoin is not allowed there, they will surely close your account, but at least you may have a chance to withdraw the funds before your account gets closed. Better than doing nothing or telling lies and get zero
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If I am not wrong Sogexia and N26 don't need an initial transaction. But you need to upload your id card, proof of address. N26 doesn't accept all ID cards so depending on your country you may need to send your license drive. If I remember you also need to do video call (on skype) as a verification process. I didn't find anything on Transferwise FAQ about this, other than a verification needed once you reach the limit (which is quite high) |
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I used a-ads.com during like 2 years about and it is one of the most interesting ad network I used so far. (Bitcoin related or not). As publisher and advertiser as well. You can give it a try |
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