Bitcoin seems like the perfect currency for developing countries, the only potential downsides are it's vulnerability to hacking and it's irreversible nature (which can also be a positive). It strips out many fees associated with banks or payment transfer systems like Western Union. It could potentially be stopped by governments if they make it hard to exchange into a local currency but people can be surprisingly creative when it comes to obstacles like that. I fear however that low tech governments would want to block it when they are scared off it by established payment processors who want to prevent competition.

Legit, buying them from a reseller

my weekly earning of bitcoin is about 0.02btc which is not even less according to my weekly spent money . i uses my bitcoin to the investment with my some tradet friends and the profit is cash out as in local currency in my saving bank from trader friends .

I'd be guessing early 20's.

Was mad at paypal for really bad customer service so I was searching for a new payment method i could sell stuff, so i found bitcoin   

Bump

Reselling , all accounts are bought legitimate