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November 01, 2015, 07:27:26 AM
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The solution would be to introduce AML/KYC Free vending machine with small daily limits. If there are small limits, people will not be able to use it to fund massive terrorist

campaigns or launder money with it. It would make entry to Bitcoin so much easier. We had some Bitcoin vending machines here, but that was in the beginning when people

were less paranoid about all these regulations. It would be difficult to get it accepted, but it is worth a try.  Roll Eyes

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November 02, 2015, 05:56:58 PM
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In the Netherlands we got 'Ideal' an online payment system you just type in your bank login and password en buy stuff with it. Bitonic.nl use that system. just put in the amount of bitcoins you want to buy, type in your bank login and password. thats it.  Smiley

That is very convenient for the people is the Netherlands. Do you know how many people use this service in your country?
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November 02, 2015, 11:58:42 PM
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I watched your post, and I just remembered a friend who talked to me about this page http://www.bitcoinsuramerica.com/
They are based in Bogota, he used them and recommended to me.
Off topic, I use www.surbitcoin.com, a Venezuelan exchange. I wrote them and they confirmed that for the end of this year they shall have a Colombian exchange. May be too long time for you, but you can keep an eye on them, since they have some time working and they are a serious company.

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November 03, 2015, 12:06:18 AM
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If you concern is only to buy or sell then it is not difficult.
But to get the best rate of trading that is the hardest part.
Also depends on which country you live and how much is bitcoin popular there.

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November 03, 2015, 04:57:04 AM
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It's not bitcoin itself that causes all these problems. It's laws, trading regulations and common safety technique.

Without these, people can buy and sell bitcoin super-fast, but it would be extremely risky, due to scammers and liars. I'm sure you'd rather give your bank your details to make sure you are legit, rather than you losing all your bitcoin.
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November 04, 2015, 03:26:54 AM
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Bitcoins are now reaching all over the world, no doubt
it's a global currency now, but still buying/selling btc is
difficult. .here's why
(1) Bitcointalkers are not available in every country or
every region, so buying isn't possible easily
(2) People still think that earning btc using online tasks
is better than buying btc, well it's their personal choice,
no arguments.
(3) Rate not being uniform, btc rate keeps changing
always, so people think that buying may give them a
loss, for example a person who bought 1btc 10 days ago
was in profit as price was 17,000INR , but now it's
21,000INR.
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