Is there a way to spend bitcoins on a site that takes PayPal?

[Elwar]

So I found a local food store that I can buy all of my food online and have it delivered for 1.50. I've been trying some different ways of paying for food with bitcoins and this looks like the best way to go. Unfortunately they only take credit card or PayPal as payment.

I know of a few services that will send money to your PayPal account in exchange for bitcoins but when I go to pay at the food site it asks me to log into my PayPal account to pay. Unfortunately it does not just provide a PayPal address.

In theory I can just exchange my bitcoins for PayPal and pay for my food that way but that seems like a roundabout way of doing things and my ultimate goal is to drop all of my bank accounts (does PayPal allow you to have an account with no bank account?).

Is there a more direct solution?

[TastyChillySauce00]

ask them whether they accept debit card or not,as i know if some stores did accept credit card they'll accept debit card too,after that you can order a plastic bitcoin debit card then load your money into it and finally you're able to use it everywhere
some of this bitcoin debit card also could be used to verify paypal account

[SAMKUSH]

So I found a local food store that I can buy all of my food online and have it delivered for 1.50. I've been trying some different ways of paying for food with bitcoins and this looks like the best way to go. Unfortunately they only take credit card or PayPal as payment.

I know of a few services that will send money to your PayPal account in exchange for bitcoins but when I go to pay at the food site it asks me to log into my PayPal account to pay. Unfortunately it does not just provide a PayPal address.

In theory I can just exchange my bitcoins for PayPal and pay for my food that way but that seems like a roundabout way of doing things and my ultimate goal is to drop all of my bank accounts (does PayPal allow you to have an account with no bank account?).

Is there a more direct solution?

You can create a PayPal account without a bank accounts this may be the easiest option for you. Just be careful as non verified Paypal accounts have certain limits on what you can spend each month, you need to make sure that your total spending per month does not exceed these limits.

[X-ray]

So I found a local food store that I can buy all of my food online and have it delivered for 1.50. I've been trying some different ways of paying for food with bitcoins and this looks like the best way to go. Unfortunately they only take credit card or PayPal as payment.

I know of a few services that will send money to your PayPal account in exchange for bitcoins but when I go to pay at the food site it asks me to log into my PayPal account to pay. Unfortunately it does not just provide a PayPal address.

In theory I can just exchange my bitcoins for PayPal and pay for my food that way but that seems like a roundabout way of doing things and my ultimate goal is to drop all of my bank accounts (does PayPal allow you to have an account with no bank account?).

Is there a more direct solution?

You can create a PayPal account without a bank accounts this may be the easiest option for you. Just be careful as non verified Paypal accounts have certain limits on what you can spend each month, you need to make sure that your total spending per month does not exceed these limits.

unverified paypal account = useless, you'll be monitored for every fucking transaction for the sake of verification so just forget about using unverified paypal account,or just go buy a paypal verification service

[tiggytomb]

Your easiest way would probably be to use a debit card and load it with bitcoin, there will be fees associated to this though.

If you search the forum for bitcoin debit cards you will find the various different ones, some will ask you to purchase the card but there were a few that were offering free cards and I think Cryptopay was doing this a few weeks not sure if they still are though.

[Edwardard]

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Is there a more direct solution?

you should contact the support of that online food store and ask for their paypal account email to pay and order your food manually without logging into their website. but it also depends upon the store if they do such deals. you should also tell this whole story to them about why do you need their paypal to pay manually. hopefully this method should work for you. good luck.

[155UE]

There must be a service that allow you to transfer your bitcoins to a credit card.
I have seen the bitcoin debit cards so why not a credit card? 

[ranochigo]

There must be a service that allow you to transfer your bitcoins to a credit card.
I have seen the bitcoin debit cards so why not a credit card?  

Credit cards are basically cards which the spendings are paid on the ending period of the month for the card holder while a debit card spends the money that is on the debit card. Bitcoin credit card is nearly impossible since only banks would offer credit cards.
AFAIK nope. However, if they accept Visa, Mastercard etc, you can probably get a debit card and it would work. There is no reason for them to not accept debit cards.

[pawel7777]

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(does PayPal allow you to have an account with no bank account?).
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As far as I'm aware they don't. You can have an account without providing bank/card details and you'll be able to receive money on that account but you won't be able to spend it.

So as the others wrote, bitcoin card is probably the only feasible option, unless you can convince that store to start accepting bitcoins.

[SAMKUSH]

So I found a local food store that I can buy all of my food online and have it delivered for 1.50. I've been trying some different ways of paying for food with bitcoins and this looks like the best way to go. Unfortunately they only take credit card or PayPal as payment.

I know of a few services that will send money to your PayPal account in exchange for bitcoins but when I go to pay at the food site it asks me to log into my PayPal account to pay. Unfortunately it does not just provide a PayPal address.

In theory I can just exchange my bitcoins for PayPal and pay for my food that way but that seems like a roundabout way of doing things and my ultimate goal is to drop all of my bank accounts (does PayPal allow you to have an account with no bank account?).

Is there a more direct solution?

You can create a PayPal account without a bank accounts this may be the easiest option for you. Just be careful as non verified Paypal accounts have certain limits on what you can spend each month, you need to make sure that your total spending per month does not exceed these limits.

unverified paypal account = useless, you'll be monitored for every fucking transaction for the sake of verification so just forget about using unverified paypal account,or just go buy a paypal verification service

If the unverified paypal is a business account and if you slowly accept small payments of $20 for a while the account becomes more useful. I currently use an unverified paypal account for numerous purchases and probably spend around $200 every month from it.

[mobnepal]

There are lots of bitcoin debit card which you can just connect with your paypal account and spend. Even here in Nepal paypal only allow sending or paying and bitcoin debit card have become handy for me to pay online without worrying about verifcation etc. I haven't paid for food however i am paying for hosting, domain, vps etc without any problem.

[dmarine]

There are lots of bitcoin debit card which you can just connect with your paypal account and spend. Even here in Nepal paypal only allow sending or paying and bitcoin debit card have become handy for me to pay online without worrying about verifcation etc. I haven't paid for food however i am paying for hosting, domain, vps etc without any problem.

Bitcoin debit card sounds like a good example of use.

[zend7]

There must be a service that allow you to transfer your bitcoins to a credit card.
I have seen the bitcoin debit cards so why not a credit card?  

Credit cards are basically cards which the spendings are paid on the ending period of the month for the card holder while a debit card spends the money that is on the debit card. Bitcoin credit card is nearly impossible since only banks would offer credit cards.
AFAIK nope. However, if they accept Visa, Mastercard etc, you can probably get a debit card and it would work. There is no reason for them to not accept debit cards.

Banks now offer debit cards that are affiliated with mastercard now. My bank just sent me an update to their new debit cards and it had the mastercard logo on it.
So hopefully bitcoin debit cards go in this direction too because these are fairly new to the banking world from what I have seen so far.

[Elwar]

I have a bitcoin debit card but have never used it. I have a euro card and only tried it in the US and it didn't work.

[a7mos]

You can exchange your bitcoin to PayPal funds and buy whatever you want. You may get some extra cash if you managed to sell for high rates like + %5 or more
AFAIK you can use PayPal without linking a bank account.

[Sponsoredby15]

use credit card ummm maybe debit and load it with bitcoins.
thank me if will work

[Elwar]

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Is there a more direct solution?

you should contact the support of that online food store and ask for their paypal account email to pay and order your food manually without logging into their website. but it also depends upon the store if they do such deals. you should also tell this whole story to them about why do you need their paypal to pay manually. hopefully this method should work for you. good luck.

That might work.

I thought I saw somewhere that PayPal merchants can accept bitcoins if the choose to do so.

[MingLee]

ask them whether they accept debit card or not,as i know if some stores did accept credit card they'll accept debit card too,after that you can order a plastic bitcoin debit card then load your money into it and finally you're able to use it everywhere
some of this bitcoin debit card also could be used to verify paypal account

@OP This is probably your best option, I know that there are some ways you can set up Bitcoin debit cards and if you can find a way to get it on their site and pay through that then you might consider that as being a viable alternative.

Having a Bitcoin debit card would also save you the hassle of having to go and get one later for one reason or another, and frees up a lot of things and gives you more options when making purchases in the future.

[JeffBrad12]

So I found a local food store that I can buy all of my food online and have it delivered for 1.50. I've been trying some different ways of paying for food with bitcoins and this looks like the best way to go. Unfortunately they only take credit card or PayPal as payment.

I know of a few services that will send money to your PayPal account in exchange for bitcoins but when I go to pay at the food site it asks me to log into my PayPal account to pay. Unfortunately it does not just provide a PayPal address.

In theory I can just exchange my bitcoins for PayPal and pay for my food that way but that seems like a roundabout way of doing things and my ultimate goal is to drop all of my bank accounts (does PayPal allow you to have an account with no bank account?).

Is there a more direct solution?

You can create a PayPal account without a bank accounts this may be the easiest option for you. Just be careful as non verified Paypal accounts have certain limits on what you can spend each month, you need to make sure that your total spending per month does not exceed these limits.

Hhahahah useless suggestion,dude. create PayPal without verified with specified data, it's just only waste some of your time to create the PayPal and it's will very useless soon. maybe better to create and verified the paypal account with bank account or official data.

[Shiroslullaby]

If you google it you can come up with some articles from 2014 like
http://money.cnn.com/2014/09/26/technology/paypal-bitcoin/index.html

It mentions that it allows payments from BitPay, Coinbase and GoCoin
but I've never seen this implemented anywhere.
Has anyone actually seen a shop that had this set up?
I was under the impression that your paypal account would be locked if they saw you doing anything related to BTC?