Anonymous BitPlastic Debit Card - Use Anywhere In The World

[seafarer124]

http://www.bitplastic.com/?refid=3000

Register, load with BitCoin, convert to cash, spend anywhere in the world.

All anonymous, no ID or documents required.

[God_FatheR]

Great news! I was waiting for something like that!!

So if i understood well, you can deposit bitcoins and go to any atm and withdraw money???

[seafarer124]

Great news! I was waiting for something like that!!

So if i understood well, you can deposit bitcoins and go to any atm and withdraw money???

Correct, read their site, it has all the details.

I registered today after I read about it.

[Wipeout2097]

I'm registered too, but I'm not sure it's for me to pay 0.15 BTC for the card and then be locked with their fees and low-ball BTC/fiat exchange rate.

[seafarer124]

I'm registered too, but I'm not sure it's for me to pay 0.15 BTC for the card and then be locked with their fees and low-ball BTC/fiat exchange rate.

I agree, all depends on how much BTC you have.

As BTC price increases the fees will be better value.

I see it as a good service for travelling overseas.

I would still rather give fees etc to a BTC enterprise than the barstuards at the bank.  The more we use BTC the better it will become.

[Wipeout2097]

I have ~3 BTC but that is not the point. I see that there are more effective ways of cashing out, up to 98% of BTC-e rate

[fryarminer]

http://www.bitplastic.com/?refid=3000

Register, load with BitCoin, convert to cash, spend anywhere in the world.

All anonymous, no ID or documents required.

Has anyone got an image of the visa card? Does it look like the picture on their website?
Also what are the fees for requesting cash in the mail?

[Bobsurplus]

"BitPlastic will NEVER ask you for documents or ID.  We do not store any client personal information, so if the server gets hacked you are not vulnerable to identity theft (or even loss of coins, since they are stored OFFLINE).  We obviously do not report any transactions to any government.  We don't even require your real name to use our service. 
If you have any questions about our security or privacy policies, feel free to email support@BitPlastic.com
It's a dangerous world out there. Stay safe."


Massive FAIL!

[fryarminer]

"BitPlastic will NEVER ask you for documents or ID.  We do not store any client personal information, so if the server gets hacked you are not vulnerable to identity theft (or even loss of coins, since they are stored OFFLINE).  We obviously do not report any transactions to any government.  We don't even require your real name to use our service. 
If you have any questions about our security or privacy policies, feel free to email support@BitPlastic.com
It's a dangerous world out there. Stay safe."


Massive FAIL!

Yeah, While I like that in principle, it sets of so many red flags.

[Wendigo]

What if you lose your card or is stolen or anything, how would you ID yourself to them for a replacement card?

[Ritual]

What if you lose your card or is stolen or anything, how would you ID yourself to them for a replacement card?

You can't. That's the drawback.

But presumeably you'll have at least card PIN protection.

However, I wouldn't load it too heavily

Which is not to say this isn't useful - it's VERY VERY useful indeed!

Rit.