Buy Bitcoins instantly using Credit Card!

[Bitshizz]

Purchase Bitcoins securely using our online platform.

We offer instant release with no verification hassles!

Visa, MasterCard and Discover accepted.

http://bitsky.me/bitcoin/

[socks435]

The site is new and halving 404 error when i am click in the home button no about or contact us.. this is looks scammy in my eyes..
Better to finish your site first before you publish it publicly..

[Bitshizz]

The site is new and halving 404 error when i am click in the home button no about or contact us.. this is looks scammy in my eyes..
Better to finish your site first before you publish it publicly..

We are still under construction but choose to set our site live.

We can be contacted at support@bitsky.me

[RodeoX]

Do you have a business license?

[Jannn]

The site is new and halving 404 error when i am click in the home button no about or contact us.. this is looks scammy in my eyes..
Better to finish your site first before you publish it publicly..

If it isn't a scam, they get scammed with stolen credit cards.

[DooMAD]

Your timing is a little unlucky if you've only just launched.  The Bitcoin.com website just added support for buying BTC by card yesterday:

https://news.bitcoin.com/buy-bitcoin-credit-card-bitcoin-com/

On the plus side, your markup is a little more competitive than theirs.  [//EDIT:  And looking at the other comments in the thread, it's probably a case of "if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is".  The site linked in the OP looks deeply suspicious on closer inspection, tread carefully.] Either way, it looks like I can definitely delete coinerz.com from my bookmarks.  Never used them, but their markup is obscene.  Right now they're asking the equivalent of $718 USD for a single bitcoin, heh.  Both this service and Bitcoin.com blow that out of the water.

[Bitware]

http://whois.domaintools.com/bitsky.me

Hosting and server purchased today through Namecheap, probably over a proxy connection, probably paid for with Bitcoin, probably gave a fake name and address, and they probably used an email account they signed up for and access similarly through proxy.

Also, no FAQ, no contact, no support, hastily designed website with no authorship, no company information present, unlawfully asking for credit card payment details over a non-secure connection, with no legally required TOS nor Privacy Policy.

Lastly, no government licensing/registration financial services info.

All the red flags for a scam are present.

You are a fool to even surf to the website at all.

[DooMAD]

http://whois.domaintools.com/bitsky.me

Hosting and server purchased today through Namecheap, probably over a proxy connection, probably paid for with Bitcoin, probably gave a fake name and address, and they probably used an email account they signed up for and access similarly through proxy.

Also, no FAQ, no contact, no support, hastily designed website with no authorship, no company information present, unlawfully asking for credit card payment details over a non-secure connection, with no legally required TOS nor Privacy Policy.

Lastly, no government licensing/registration financial services info.

Well spotted, seems I only gave it a cursory glance and wasn't looking closely enough.  In my eagerness for everyone to stop leaving all their damn money on exchanges, I must be losing my skeptic's edge when it comes to any alternatives like this.  If this is a legitimate business, it needs some serious polishing to bring it up to an acceptable standard.  As always in this space, buyers beware.

[~Bitcoin~]

They even don't have secure connection as well as now its quite clear they are hiding their personal info which shows they are only here to steal credit card details. Better not to enter any of your details there, don't buy from this service.

[babo]

guys, all red flag of scam are present, be safety and use more secure method for buy bitcoins (like localbitcoins of trusted seller of bitcointalk)

[Haliburton]

Your timing is a little unlucky if you've only just launched.  The Bitcoin.com website just added support for buying BTC by card yesterday:

https://news.bitcoin.com/buy-bitcoin-credit-card-bitcoin-com/

On the plus side, your markup is a little more competitive than theirs.  Either way, it looks like I can definitely delete coinerz.com from my bookmarks.  Never used them, but their markup is obscene.  Right now they're asking the equivalent of $718 USD for a single bitcoin, heh.  Both this service and Bitcoin.com blow that out of the water.

Is this the only service that is available that is legitimate to buy bitcoins using a credit card?
Did not know that bitcoin.com existed but will want to know their rate per coin before going there. Unless you ment that THEY are charging $718 per coin and not coinerz.com
 

[crairezx20]

Smell scammy site trying to get real information and credit info low quality site many error your receive.
So beware guys this site is trying to get all your information.. and use for scamming purposes.

[Haliburton]

Smell scammy site trying to get real information and credit info low quality site many error your receive.
So beware guys this site is trying to get all your information.. and use for scamming purposes.

Do not use as posted for the above reasons from the other member.
Alot of bad things can come out of this for anyone wishing to try their luck with this service.

[adamtogo]

Tried to buy using a generated cc number,wrong cvv,fake eveything.1

After pressing buy they actually redirected me to a page saying :
Congratulations.your bitcoin will be confirmed.

Also footer is still demo theme with lorem ipsum text.

100% scam.

[socks435]

Smell scammy site trying to get real information and credit info low quality site many error your receive.
So beware guys this site is trying to get all your information.. and use for scamming purposes.

Do not use as posted for the above reasons from the other member.
Alot of bad things can come out of this for anyone wishing to try their luck with this service.

Well for me i think they are right better to beware about the site because if you notice the site still not yet finished and under construction..
There is no business online that you publish first before you fix the issue..
And you need to have a trust flow before your site become trusted for people.. Check seo guidelines..

[Haliburton]

Smell scammy site trying to get real information and credit info low quality site many error your receive.
So beware guys this site is trying to get all your information.. and use for scamming purposes.

Do not use as posted for the above reasons from the other member.
Alot of bad things can come out of this for anyone wishing to try their luck with this service.

Well for me i think they are right better to beware about the site because if you notice the site still not yet finished and under construction..
There is no business online that you publish first before you fix the issue..
And you need to have a trust flow before your site become trusted for people.. Check seo guidelines..

Yes because that is why you never put your money into a site that is not fully finished. They have holes in their site thus security issues.
That is as good as throwing your money away, or in this case your bitcoins.

[DooMAD]

The Bitcoin.com website just added support for buying BTC by card yesterday:

https://news.bitcoin.com/buy-bitcoin-credit-card-bitcoin-com/

Is this the only service that is available that is legitimate to buy bitcoins using a credit card?
Did not know that bitcoin.com existed but will want to know their rate per coin before going there.

As of now on bitcoin.com, it's $594.44 USD for 1 BTC.  There are probably others too, but it's not something you generally hear about very often.

But it does mention:

Please note that additional fees will be charged, on top of the above
Bitcoin / $ rate at checkout. Those fees are as follows:
- Bitcoin.com 2.5%
- Credit card processing by Simplex 5% ($10 minimum)

So I guess it's still quite pricey.

Unless you ment that THEY are charging $718 per coin and not coinerz.com
 

No, definitely coinerz.com with the extortionate rates, heh.  Bitcoin.com seems fairly reasonable by the look of it, not to mention far more trustworthy than the "service" in the OP.  Although someone did complain about it already:

Well, there is mention made of this service being anywhere from nearly instant to fast to up to twenty minutes. I'm in over 24hrs waiting to receive my Bitcoin. That combined with the amount of the fees is just completely unacceptable.

Maybe it'll just take some time before buying Bitcoin by card becomes a fully viable option for everyone.

[CryptoVision]

A lot of red flags it seems

[asriloni]

a site that sell bitcoin can't even afford to buy SSL,1 year domain registration,bad website developing,whois protection,and no need to upload documents to get verified
I hope OP if really want to start a business atleast prepare all the security for the sake of your clients

[Haliburton]

DooMAD brought up a very valid point that I did not think off hand.
When they charge your credit card the merchant usually charges a "handling fee" on top of what you are charged for. I know for a fact that the banks have these hidden fees that they do allow from these merchants. I have been encountered with these charges once too many times in the past and they can be between $5-10 on top of what ever you paid for. So be wary when dealing with money from these credit card merchants.