I guess, sometimes, people need emergency cash. That's why they were selling it for cheap. However, there is no one selling at a low price at the moment.

Moneygram limits 3k/month, in one year, it'll be 36k. Combining with other services, the total balance can go up to 100k. Will the government keep an eye on you as you send a large amount like that every month? Who knows if that seller is using the money for doing bad things. The point is doing that legit and staying out of trouble.

Most sellers offer me more than 10% if I do Paypal. Even if I were a trader, it'd be also hard for me to do it because scammers can accumulate the payment up to 6 months for chargeback. I guess other escrow service is better

On localbitcoins, there are a few experienced overseas sellers (based on his ratings and transactions) with price listed as low as 6000.

I've tried coinbase but it takes too long for the fund to available, 2 weeks and even more if you keep depositing the money. Coinmama declines my cards 10/10 times although I tried different cards and called the bank each time. Their support couldn't do anything further but advised me to use different cards. LMAO

Localbitcoins is the only site I'm buying btc right now and I just did a few hundreds for each trade with experienced sellers. There are many sellers that offer below market value with more than 1000 positive feedbacks. However, I don't feel comfortable when the store employees check my information each time I use Moneygram. In addition, the sellers always use different names to receive cash for every transaction.

I'm really confused about this as people can always keep using Moneygram to buy btc at the cheap price and then flip it. Is there anything behind those Moneygram transfers? I am just cautious

Hi everyone. I am new to cryptocurrency and I love it. I am buying btc online and there are many reputable sellers overseas offering a cheap price. Their only payment method is Moneygram and Western Union. However, the stores always ask for my ID to verify when sending money like that and it's impossible to do that on the phone. As far as I know, there's a limit of transferring money like that.

I am not a US citizen so I am not sure about the hassle it will cause for doing that. I just did a little under $1k over the last few day. I don't think it's gonna be that simple; otherwise, people will all buy btc from overseas and send money like that. What's your opinion about this?

I pm his skype but he isn't interested in the shipment, I have a few packages needing to be shipped domestically and one internationally with a custom broker but he doesn't bother talking about it

Interested.
Do you accept escrow?

Do you offer a service for importing from overseas? I have one shipment by sea needed to be cleared with custom and ISF stuffs

FYI:
https://www.pcmag.com/news/364298/sony-sues-hacker-for-selling-jailbroken-ps4s-on-ebay

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