I can't believe the difference in price i see between some of the exchanges.
Haven't followed that before, but I suppose those big differences are quite rare and mostly due to the crazy fluctoations at mtgox?
Otherwise it looks like too damn easy to make lots of money arbitraging.

Or I'm missing something?
I'm not experienced trader so...

what?!

btcven, yeah true, is there a place to see what you offer in english though?

Luceo, your service seems solid, cool stuff, will check into it


reefless, do you have a website at least?
I'm not gonna trust my sites over PM

ok seems so

I don't know spanish though.
Anyway, let's share some more?

I know the list of hosts at the wiki, but I'm looking only for the non-us and proven to be reliable ones.
So if you have used any of the non-us ones and happy with them, please post here!

anyone please?

wow, the thread is actually about an easy way of cashing out bitcoins in dollars to 3rd parties....come on read

I guess we dont have such options yet, but maybe those p2p exchanges... ?

Thanks for the suggestion but unfortunately in that particular case having those people open mtgox acc is not really an option
and in most cases when dealing with traditional business too.

Ok I have BTCs i can sell them and withdraw to my bank account via mtgox and then wire to someone else.
But I would like to skip the extra step and just convert my btcs to usd and wire to a 3rd party directly and that way saving on bank fees.
What would be the cheapest way to wire your BTCs to USD bank account?

Ok there are many hostings already accepting those currencies, but i'm looking for a proven and reliable one not a fly by night one.
Also I'm looking for cheap shared account where they don't limit you by domains but space or traffic.
I want to host 10+ very small sites.

aha! Great explanations guys, appreciate it!

i take it there are no alternatives?

Lets take this transaction for example
http://blockchain.info/tx-index/46391193/6367e35f17c0bbf8a8061dc9e231a8db650893f1ba916ff4ffeaa49421e8c76e

I sent just 0.2 BTC but for some reason it says there are 0.08 sent to one address and 0.2 to another.
From where those 0.08 come and what they have to do with my transaction?

I've seen that many times but now decided to test with my own transaction.

Is there a tutorial for reading blockchain transactions?

Ok the only one serious I've stumbled upon so far is http://www.exchangezone.com/ and I would like to start the list with it.
The problem is that there is minimal bitcoin activity. If you have bitcoins involved in either end of the trade, forget about it.

It's quite active about Wmz, LR, WU, Wire and Money Gram trades in all possible variations though.

So i'm looking for something similar but where you actually have a chance to get offer involving BTC completed.

And I want peer exchange because so far that seems to be the only way to move money from one currency to another with none or minimal fees.
It even can be safe if you are careful and  trade only with trusted members.


For these of you who will mention https://www.bitcoinary.com/
well it's mostly paypal<>BTC trades, full of scammers and lacking support so...

do we have something else?