Methods of buying bitcoin for US residents?

[Crystaltrade]

Hi I've been trading bitcoins for a little while. I'm a US resident and as some of you know there's quite a few websites we can't access.
I've used localbitcoins, coinbase, bitquick, Epay (increased its fee of withdrawing to PM by 1% today), and perfect money (unverified).
My question is, what method is out there for US residents where I could buy bitcoins at a cheaper and possibly faster way.
Or even get a verified Perfect Money account? But would I be able to use a US bank in mine name with said PM account?
Open to suggestions of any kind that can get me bitcoins cheaper than the methods I've been using.
Thank you!

[1minbtc]

Try https://1minbtc.com it's the easiest way to buy Bitcoin with a credit card - no registration required. Accepted: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover.

[Coin-Keeper]

Hi I've been trading bitcoins for a little while. I'm a US resident and as some of you know there's quite a few websites we can't access.
I've used localbitcoins, coinbase, bitquick, Epay (increased its fee of withdrawing to PM by 1% today), and perfect money (unverified).
My question is, what method is out there for US residents where I could buy bitcoins at a cheaper and possibly faster way.
Or even get a verified Perfect Money account? But would I be able to use a US bank in mine name with said PM account?
Open to suggestions of any kind that can get me bitcoins cheaper than the methods I've been using.
Thank you!

Some of your stated goals are conflicting with each other.  Safety, speed, and expense don't necessarily run parallel.  You may have to decide which among those is paramount.  Also, I can't see how well you are known in your "circle" dealing with BTC.  My suggestion is to only deal with a transaction involving escrow by a trusted middleman.  You cited LBC and for many that is a great place for US transactions to take place, especially where speed is a concern.  Deposit $ and within 5 minutes your wallet is infused with coins, then transfer the funds to a wallet you control all facets of.  LBC is not the cheapest place to acquire, but the safety and speed elements are definitely there if you proceed correctly.  I would feel great about you using one of the known escrow members here, only realize the speed element might be some issue for you.  The tradeoff for many is that when they started they would willing pay 15 dollars more per coin if the speed, safety, and quasi-anonymity was rock solid.  In today's terms where a coin is > 1300.00 a 20 dollar added increment to secure the other ingredients of the transaction is well worth it.  Several of the exchanges you cited are beyond dealing with their slow ass funds movement.  I won't mention names but why would anyone not want their coins moved within 15 minutes or less after you have sent the $.  Crazy to me.  My .02

[Crystaltrade]

Hi I've been trading bitcoins for a little while. I'm a US resident and as some of you know there's quite a few websites we can't access.
I've used localbitcoins, coinbase, bitquick, Epay (increased its fee of withdrawing to PM by 1% today), and perfect money (unverified).
My question is, what method is out there for US residents where I could buy bitcoins at a cheaper and possibly faster way.
Or even get a verified Perfect Money account? But would I be able to use a US bank in mine name with said PM account?
Open to suggestions of any kind that can get me bitcoins cheaper than the methods I've been using.
Thank you!

Some of your stated goals are conflicting with each other.  Safety, speed, and expense don't necessarily run parallel.  You may have to decide which among those is paramount.  Also, I can't see how well you are known in your "circle" dealing with BTC.  My suggestion is to only deal with a transaction involving escrow by a trusted middleman.  You cited LBC and for many that is a great place for US transactions to take place, especially where speed is a concern.  Deposit $ and within 5 minutes your wallet is infused with coins, then transfer the funds to a wallet you control all facets of.  LBC is not the cheapest place to acquire, but the safety and speed elements are definitely there if you proceed correctly.  I would feel great about you using one of the known escrow members here, only realize the speed element might be some issue for you.  The tradeoff for many is that when they started they would willing pay 15 dollars more per coin if the speed, safety, and quasi-anonymity was rock solid.  In today's terms where a coin is > 1300.00 a 20 dollar added increment to secure the other ingredients of the transaction is well worth it.  Several of the exchanges you cited are beyond dealing with their slow ass funds movement.  I won't mention names but why would anyone not want their coins moved within 15 minutes or less after you have sent the $.  Crazy to me.  My .02

I use LBC to sell my coins, I'm trying to find a cheaper method of attaining them. Paying $20 over the current rat per BTC is worth it for me however I need to find a source to do that and a payment method to pay that source without crazy fees. I'm open to trading with people on this forum if I can find one that works

[zend7]

Try https://1minbtc.com it's the easiest way to buy Bitcoin with a credit card - no registration required.

There are a lot of bad reviews for other websites which by the name of them I guess you are all connected. 1minbtc , 5minbtc, 15minbtc etc, not a single positive review I was able to find by searching google. With this I am not saying that your website is a scam but only I need more information from you since I guess you are the website owner, regarding your service at this website. First time I see it today and I did a few researches on it.

[LuckyLeprachaun]

This is a scam. AVOID!!!

[electronicash]

This is a scam. AVOID!!!

its possible. its always like a scam when a newbie wants to get into a deal like this one. reputable users who accepts paypal here in the forum is also not open to transaction to newbies unless its favorable to the reputable users here.

op said he has been trading but has not old account here. that's something suspicious.

[Crystaltrade]

This is a scam. AVOID!!!

its possible. its always like a scam when a newbie wants to get into a deal like this one. reputable users who accepts paypal here in the forum is also not open to transaction to newbies unless its favorable to the reputable users here.

op said he has been trading but has not old account here. that's something suspicious.

I get how newbies are treated on here but I'm no scammer wether you believe or not. You're welcome to look at my LBC profile I've been there longer

[Velkro]

My question is, what method is out there for US residents where I could buy bitcoins at a cheaper and possibly faster way.

Watch out for given solutions above, less known website that gives good price's for bitcoin are very often scammers. So you won't get your bitcoins and your money at all. Better to use more known websites to acquire bitcoin even for a little bit higher price but you are safe from scams.

[Erica Harris]

Hi I've been trading bitcoins for a little while. I'm a US resident and as some of you know there's quite a few websites we can't access.
I've used localbitcoins, coinbase, bitquick, Epay (increased its fee of withdrawing to PM by 1% today), and perfect money (unverified).
My question is, what method is out there for US residents where I could buy bitcoins at a cheaper and possibly faster way.
Or even get a verified Perfect Money account? But would I be able to use a US bank in mine name with said PM account?
Open to suggestions of any kind that can get me bitcoins cheaper than the methods I've been using.
Thank you!

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[Mike Mayor]

This is a scam. AVOID!!!

its possible. its always like a scam when a newbie wants to get into a deal like this one. reputable users who accepts paypal here in the forum is also not open to transaction to newbies unless its favorable to the reputable users here.

op said he has been trading but has not old account here. that's something suspicious.

I agree and as soon as he said localbitcoins i knew he was talking rubbish. Localbitcoins i use and it is brillaint. It is fast and gives good rates. I'm not sure what this guy is talking about that is why i say it's rubbish. He is just trying to pull the wool over some unsuspecting noob. Then of course the newbie account tops it off for s dead give away. Best stay clear of this mess.

[Crystaltrade]

This is a scam. AVOID!!!

its possible. its always like a scam when a newbie wants to get into a deal like this one. reputable users who accepts paypal here in the forum is also not open to transaction to newbies unless its favorable to the reputable users here.

op said he has been trading but has not old account here. that's something suspicious.

I agree and as soon as he said localbitcoins i knew he was talking rubbish. Localbitcoins i use and it is brillaint. It is fast and gives good rates. I'm not sure what this guy is talking about that is why i say it's rubbish. He is just trying to pull the wool over some unsuspecting noob. Then of course the newbie account tops it off for s dead give away. Best stay clear of this mess.

Rubbish? lol LBC is great for selling coins as is what I do there, I'm looking to buy even cheaper than I already do to sell at an even larger margin on LBC. no one is contesting that LBC is brilliant