@OgNasty I wanted to show you this, Solar roof glass tile from Tesla https://twitter.com/TeslaMotors/status/792215795874922497
Unbreakable or replaced for free for lifetime and far more esthetic


While you are generating electricity you have also destroyed your house. I know you can say it's not mine and you don't live on the roof but seriously its just horrible, it kills the charm of your house. I never liked solar panels on the roofs because of this.

Nobody has bills with a value of 5$ to pay. In the opposite if you have a 100$ bill to pay and you're currently travelling you don't care to pay let's say a $2 fees. At least for me. Not to say you can pay lower than that

Using someone else ID is cheating, and doing it in the back of the parents without telling them is worst. What about if the country require taxs from cryptocurrencies? Look the case with Coinbase and IRS. What if a day an online wallet is giving out infos to the Taxs dept? So imagine the parents will pay the taxs because the son decided to buy/sell Bitcoin?

I am going to tell you that if you think receiving money as "gift-friends-family" is protecting you from buyers chargebacks then you are wrong. I am not going to tell it as I don't want to give some ideas to scammers, but even if the buyer send you with this option, he can still get his money back and maybe more fast than opening a dispute. Not to say as well that Paypal doesnt allow currency exchange and once you're suspended from Paypal it is once for good.

I think it is because only european countries are supposed to send funds in Euro currency. I didn't even know a country outside the EEE can do SEPA transfers. Can't you deposit CAD, they do have wire transfer deposit to a Japan Bank? If I remember CAD deposits have a fees like 10$ is that the reason you wanted deposit € instead?

Salut Zenfr

Y a ce comparatif dans la partie anglophone https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1410577.0
Ca ne comprend pas les frais, mais ca peut donner une certaine idée des fonctionnalités ou autres. Pas la peine de prendre en compte les notes, parce que c'est basé sur pas grand chose (parce que ca m etonnerai qu il est a toutes essayé ) Je me rappelle avoir lu, un topic ici, sur quelqu'un qui avait commencé un comparatif, mais pas terminer.
Sinon on peut trouver Cryptopay qui font cadeaux de leur carte aux membres de ce forum, je l'avais eu par ce biais d'ailleurs https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1384807.0

No matter if people pay you with "send as gift/friend family" or "Goods and service". Paypal terms of service doesn't accept transactions related to money exchange/cryptocurrencies. So if you tell them this they will terminate your account in no time. You can't even say, this transactions are donations, because you need a business account to accept donations in paypal. If you have suposed friends sending you 500$ daily, then you may have great friends but Paypal wont buy your story

There is surely a confusion between both parties? Because I don't know wich company like Bittrex would start to scam people for a low amount. They don't have any  reason. I am not telling it is the case with the OP, but very often people open scam accusation on the web but don't tell to people the full story. Or sometimes a mistake happen within the site (it can happen to any) and people contact the helpdesk to get help, but 1) speak very rude 2) don't explain correctly /full 3) insult 4) writte in another language than english 5) or even sometimes forgot to click the "send" button lol

Ben tout depend de la personne. Par exemple certaines veulent pouvoir utiliser leur Bitcoins pour acheter en ligne. D autres veulent pouvoir avoir le cash dans leur poche sans passer par la case banque: soit parce qu'ils peuvent pas, soit parce qu ils ont pas envie que leur banque voit des rentrés d'argent en provenance de plateformes d 'echange, ou similaire. Ca peut etre par simplicité aussi pour d autres: tu recharges ta carte bitcoin et tu vas direct à auchan faire tes courses dans la meme heure. Alors que passer par un echange, il lui faudrait 1) transferer des fonds 2) vendre 3) demander un transfer bancaire qui serait la 24h apres.  

Je pense qu'il n'y a pas tant de monde que ca qui utilise ce genre de carte pour le coté anonyme que ca avait. Mais plus pour le coté pratique.
Apres si c'est pour le coté "veut economiser les frais" c'est clair qu il vaut mieux passser par kraken, tu paies 9 centimes de frais et t'as ton virement en 24 heures au max, et ils tournent comme une horloge

There is no risk free investment, this with anything, can be bitcoin, real estate, gold or whatever. The thing to consider is the level of risk you can take and the level of  lost you can handle. As always the golden rule is, don't invest what you can't afford to lose.
But to answer you question, gold for exemple is a low risk investment

Non ca n'existe pas. A la base tu dois envoyé du Bitcoin sur ton compte et ensuite transferer la somme sur ta carte bancaire.

Par exemple, tu veux 200€, le site te dis d'envoyer 0.088BTC sur leur adresse Bitcoin, ensuite tu es crédité de 200€ sur ton compte. De la tu dois ensuite transferer ces 200€ sut ta carte bancaire, dans ton espace membre.

Comme autres cartes tu peux regarder chez Cryptopay, Spectrocoin, Bitwala, Uquid, Coinbank, Wagecan et Advcash. C'est toutes des Visa, mis à part Advcash. Apres à toi de comparer les frais. Mais tu y retrouvera les meme, à peu de chose pres. Par exemple les frais de €2.25 dont je parlais sont les meme pour toutes, étant donné que c'est les frais de leur fournisseur (Mychoice//Wave Crest Holdings). Ce qui peut faire la difference c'est le prix de la carte, les frais pour recharger la carte, et des fois, des frais mensuel du genre 1€.

Voila 

If Bitcoin could be an instant way to get rich, don't you think most of the people on earth would be rich already? Why not buy bitcoin instead to wake up everyday at 06.00 am and going to work? Yeah look like a good method. When people jump in bitcoin, they do only for money and just don't care about the other side of cryptocurrency. Basically bitcoin has not been created "to become rich" "making cash" ect

Everything is breaking news with people here... I don't think Goldman Sachs has more knowledges about Bitcoin than a lot of people. So in my opinion they have no influence and what they are thinking doesn't matter much, and surely doesn't mean they are right (or wrong) it's just a random opinion like may others

La commission pour les retraits aux DAB est de €2.25 et bien sur 0 pour les achats par carte, comme pour toutes. La carte te coute 18€ +10€ par an (premiere année gratuite) Au tant dire que c'est l une des cartes les plus chere, avec rien de special comparé aux autres. Tu la recois en deux semaines environ. Les tarifs sont quasi les meme partout étant donné que les cartes viennent toutes de MyChoice/Wave Crest Holdings.
Apres ca fait sont job, les VISA sont moches, (carte grise, sans logo, rien) on pourrai meme penser a des YesCards si y avait pas ton nom dessus.

Depuis peu il y a une nouvelle directive europeenne, au dessus de 250€ c'est verification d"ID obligatoire
Offre speciale pour les francais, depuis une directive .fr du 1 mai, c'est verification d"ID obligatoire avant meme qu ils te l'envoient

I still own Bitcoins that I bought back in 2013 or 2014, I don't remember exactly but I remember I paid ~225$ for each. Two weeks ago I was talking about Bitcoin with a friend, he is not really aware how bitcoin works ect, he still thinks bitcoin is the money for the dark web... When I told him I own Bitcoin bought back in 2013-2014 for 225$ and now the price is ~$2500, he called me asshole, and told me why the fuck don't you sell them? Well for an asshole it's not a bad ROI currently...

Even a business bank account freshly created from (I suppose) a company freshly created will rings the alarm with $10k incoming funds daily, funds that move immediatly to an external bank account. No matter if it's for bitcoin related business.
And if you were asking to buy a verified Paypal account, I don't think you're doing something right. 

Jaxx mais les altcoins sont limités Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, ZCash, Ethereum Classic, Dash, Augur et RSK Testnet
Coinomi doit supporter une bonne cinquantaine  de cryptos si je me souviens, mais je crois que c'est que sur android malheureusement.
Sinon apres, je ne vois que ceux qu' il y a que en ligne du genre Holytransaction

SEPA depends on the country you come from. It has been set up by European Payments Council  to make transactions more easily and to aims to harmonise the means of payment in euro. To make it short,  it is for simplification of bank transfers. The countries concerned are those from the European Economic Area (EEE) and the European Union https://transferwise.com/help/article/1663579/euro-transfers/what-are-sepa-transfers
Others countries use SWIFT, (and maybe another one exist, don't know)

I used Paymium.com and you can buy Bitcoins without ID verification, up to 2500 €. The limit include wire transfers to fund your account, the money earned from sales and bids. So for exemple if you fund your account with 1000€ then buy 1000€ of bitcoin, it's already 2000€ so you have 500€ left before you need to send documents for verify your ID. You can make bank transfers but recently they added purchases with Visa/Mastercard, of course fees are different than using bank account

If banks are not profitable, it is better to let them leave the market rather than to keep them artificially alive with preventive recapitalizations. Italy is taking it very late to clean up its banking system An aid which could reach 3 times more than what was initially estimated.
Look Spain, Spain had had to inject more than 41 billion €, lent by the european union. The total bill for rescuing Spanish banks would have even reached 61 billion pay by taxpayers

I don't think it could be a factor on Bitcoin value, but a domino with others europeans countries may do it