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1  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: BTC>Paypal service? on: May 01, 2015, 07:03:43 PM
Yes thanks for your post also but after the warning from Tomatocage which came after your post I decided to avoid it. I'm a newbie and it's not a large amount but I figured out another way to do.

Thanks for the offer.
2  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: BTC>Paypal service? on: May 01, 2015, 11:05:49 AM
Hello does anyone accept BTC and in exchange do a transfer to Paypal?

Amounts approx $100

Escrow preferred (but will accept long standing member with good feedback and I will go first)

Thanks
 

You're going to get a bunch of PMs from brand-new accounts offering to deal with you. Once you're finished, you can post about your experience in Scam Accusations.

Yeah you were right. The only PM I got was from someone with a post history of 1, who registered his account an hour or two after my April 26 post and never posted or came online again after I ignored the PM

Think I'll leave it then !  Grin
3  Economy / Currency exchange / BTC>Paypal service? on: April 26, 2015, 05:24:04 PM
Hello does anyone accept BTC and in exchange do a transfer to Paypal?

Amounts approx $100

Escrow preferred (but will accept long standing member with good feedback and I will go first)

Thanks
 
4  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: BITBILL.eu -> Pay all your bills with Bitcoins! (Or one of the other crypto's) on: April 26, 2015, 05:04:12 PM
Hello,

Just a couple of other questions.

There is a rival company who provide a similar service but without the anonymity (you need to provide ID for after the first EUR 1000)

Do you have any plans to get a money remittance licence or what you would do if your money (and clients money) got blocked by the bank if they started questions large amounts being transferred through a business that wasn't setup as a money remitter?

(Not trying to start a fight here, so I deliberately haven't mentioned the other company name or their thread. Just trying to figure out the best service available which matches anonymity with safety of funds. Hope you understand. Unfortunately BTC has attracted a lot of scammers so just trying to do my research properly)
5  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Anyone use CASHILA (BTC>IBAN service) ? on: April 26, 2015, 04:57:18 PM
I'm using Cashila frequently. And Im also a CoFounder:)

Cashila is trusted by many already. Fee structure is a bit more simpler with Cashila, we have better security in place and process transactions faster (in the same day for all transactions done before 2.30pm).

But the biggest difference is that we legally operate and have a money remittance licence covering all EU + 3 more countries. Which is required for this sort of service.
That is also the reason we do verification after first 1000 eur.

While staying anonymous sounds amazing it's just a matter of time before either a bank, regulator or anti money laundering office closes down other services that are illegally operating.

They are driving a car without a driving license.

Let me know if you have more questions.


Jani
CoFounder at Cashila

Hello thanks for your reply. I have the following questions please:

1) You say you have a money remittance licence. There is no mention of this on your website, are you able to provide a copy and also the website or government agency that can verify this?

2) Usually if a BTC website is not promoting anonymity, they will have the names and photos of the founders and directors of the website (e.g. www.giftoff.com) . Could you explain why you have decided not to do this? Your contact us page only supplies an office address, email and company registration number.

3) I inputed your company number found on your site "03621111" into the CZ company database at https://or.justice.cz/ias/ui/rejstrik via Google Chrome and translated it to English. Under "scope of business" it says "Předmět činnosti: pronájem nemovitosti, bytů a nebytových prostor zapsáno 5. prosince 2014" which loosely translates to "rental property, residential and non-residential premises registered December 5, 2014". Can you confirm this is correct and how you got a money remittance licence if your business is listed as a property business?

4) I checked and your company is not registered for VAT on the European databases http://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/vies/ . The Czech VAT numbers (DIC) are the same as the company number except with "CZ" at the start. According to the VAT thresholds (http://www.vatlive.com/eu-vat-rules/vat-registration-threshold/), any company in Czech republic doing over 1 million CZK turnover (approx EUR 37,000) should be registered for VAT. Your website states that Tier 2 clients can transfer up to EUR 50,000 per month so you would need to be registered, could you explain why you haven't?

5) What do you do with the passport/ID copies and address verification that you collect? Are they securely stored? Do you have a policy in place to notify your customers if any third parties have requested this information from you?

Thanks
6  Economy / Service Discussion / Anyone use CASHILA (BTC>IBAN service) ? on: April 24, 2015, 01:42:11 PM
Hello has anyone used https://www.cashila.com/ ?

Could anyone who has used it compare it to https://www.bitbill.eu/ which someone has compared it to?

The main difference seems to be the bitbill does not require any document, whereas cashila require ID and Address Verification for any amount after the first 1.000 EUR

Thank for any feedback
7  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: BITBILL.eu -> Pay all your bills with Bitcoins! (Or one of the other crypto's) on: April 20, 2015, 05:14:59 PM
Hello I have the following questions

1) Can you confirm the beneficiary will see the name "Shopem B.V." on their bank statement and not "Bitbill B.V." ?

2) Can you include a reference number along with the payment e.g. "Invoice 2015-ACXR56-34"

3) Your stated maximum amount is EUR1,000 . However if the bill was EUR2,500 how would you do this? Over three consecutive transactions on 3 consecutive days?

Thank you
8  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Withdrawl to a third party account? on: April 17, 2015, 07:48:51 AM
unless i'm missing something, you can use any exchange that don't require id to do this, convert there btc and send them to your debit card

Thanks

Could you please help a newbie out and tell me which exchanges don't require ID?

Happy to receive this info via PM and of course, I understand using anonymous exchanges like this is entirely at my own risk

Regards

D

they are well known exchange, just the one that i'm aware, but there could be others:

kraken(under 2000 usd), bitfinex(i'm not registered here i don't know their max without id) and coinimal(under 500 USD)

keep in mind that while they not require id for a certain amount, in your country your taxman is controlling every international move also, so if they see a big incoming amount of money from foreign country they will make  a control on your bank account

Thank you for the list of the 3 exchanges

Have you heard if this is also possible with BTC-E.

I hear a lot of people like this because of it's very opaque nature (no one knows exactly who the owners are or where they are based) and that their AML/KYC policy is not as stringent as people like Coinbase etc.

Regards

D
9  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Withdrawl to a third party account? on: April 16, 2015, 04:04:45 PM
unless i'm missing something, you can use any exchange that don't require id to do this, convert there btc and send them to your debit card

Thanks

Could you please help a newbie out and tell me which exchanges don't require ID?

Happy to receive this info via PM and of course, I understand using anonymous exchanges like this is entirely at my own risk

Regards

D
10  Economy / Trading Discussion / Withdrawl to a third party account? on: April 16, 2015, 03:43:44 PM
I want to send money to an EU account holder (IBAN and SWIFT code) but not from my bank account

I was wondering if I could register onto an exchange, then transfer my existing BTC which I bought anonymously via localbitcoins. Finally, cash out to the third party account.

Any exchanges which allow this?

Thanks
11  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Credit card loading (with escrow) for BTC on: April 15, 2015, 06:58:26 PM
How will that work? There are sooooo many credit card companies/publishers out there...


I send someone BTC along with an IBAN and SWIFT code.

They deduct their fees and pay it forward.

I would prefer to do via escrow

(I've seen people offer these services before on different products i.e. asking for Paypal credit in exchange for BTC)
12  Economy / Currency exchange / Credit card loading (with escrow) for BTC on: April 15, 2015, 03:16:44 PM
Can anyone accept BTC in exchange for loading a pre paid debit VISA card?

Escrow preferred or else long standing member with good feedback

Thanks
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