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[Chronicman]

I am very new to bitcoin.  Earlier this week I was just trying to get bitcoins and had a disaster.   I couldn't figure it out and ended up opening accounts with thirty different companies and getting my credit card cancelled by the bank.   

I am looking to invest in a company where I can easily exchange bitcoins to cash and cash to bitcoins.

I am looking for a company with a faucet.

I am looking for a company that accepts western union.

I am looking for the company with the easiest usability features.

If I have to open two multiple accounts I understand just tell me what companies I will need to do it with.  All help and advice will be appreciated.  Thank you for your time.

[Gyro]

I'm from Canada so I use a Canadian exchange to buy all my BTC. It would help if you told us where you're from so that we can point you in the right direction. Its just easier to buy from someone in your own country and forego the exchange of fiat currencies.

[Chronicman]

Thank you for replying so quickly.  I live in the united states but am moving to a country in south america soon.  If you thought it would be better to wait til I moved b4 I opened the account I would appreciate your advice.  Ideally I would like to find a company that would work in both countries.  Or would it be possible to handle banking in the united states and trading the bitcoins and using the faucets in a country in South America.  I hope this explains my situation.  I wish it wasn't so complicated.

[Velkro]

I am looking to invest in a company where I can easily exchange bitcoins to cash and cash to bitcoins.

I am looking for a company with a faucet.

I am looking for a company that accepts western union.

I am looking for the company with the easiest usability features.

Ur question is quite confusing at first.
But these i can help with, try localbitcoins, you can buy bitcoins with cash face to face.
You could use btc-e for exchange, its quite easy to use.
I can't help with faucet tho, its waste of time note that

[BitcoinMarshal]

Thank you for replying so quickly.  I live in the united states but am moving to a country in south america soon.  If you thought it would be better to wait til I moved b4 I opened the account I would appreciate your advice.  Ideally I would like to find a company that would work in both countries.  Or would it be possible to handle banking in the united states and trading the bitcoins and using the faucets in a country in South America.  I hope this explains my situation.  I wish it wasn't so complicated.

Best option for you first wait and settle in country where you are going then google for buying option of bitcoin and then try to do this best option for you is localbitcoins because this can give you chance to transfer fiat currency to seller account and you can do this all easily 

[BayAreaCoins]

LocalBitcoins ftw

[chrisvl]

What do you mean your are looking for a company with faucet ? because you are a new user I will give you a advice attention to scammers

[Chris!]

I'm from Canada and I usually use 247exchange or purchase right from the forum here (use escrow). 247exchange have a credit card option and you will need to verify your identity of course.

Another option that I have signed up for but haven't actually used is QuadrigaCX. I hadn't bought anything from them because their minimums to purchase were high for me.

I also used https://quickbt.com/ca/? for my first few purchases but honestly, the rates are very high.

If you aren't Canadian then most of this is irrelevant but 247exchange has low fees and is international.

[UGMZ]

You can buy coins direct on blockchain.info now via there own API

Its quick simple and safe and no need to register with any exchange.. You would need to check inn blockchain for your country thought.

[DannyHamilton]

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I am very new to bitcoin.  Earlier this week I was just trying to get bitcoins and had a disaster.   I couldn't figure it out and ended up opening accounts with thirty different companies and getting my credit card cancelled by the bank.

Perhaps just a little bit more reading, and asking a few questions before you got started could have prevented this mess.  Hopefully you're on the right track now.

I am looking to invest in a company where I can easily exchange bitcoins to cash and cash to bitcoins.

There are no legal companies in the U.S. where you can EASILY exchange bitcoins to CASH or CASH to bitcoins.  The U.S. has Anti Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) laws that require companies that will be exchanging CASH for bitcoins (or bitcoins for CASH) to get a Money Service Business license, and then to collect identifying information about the customer.  There are some businesses that help individuals find each other, and then leave it up to those individuals to handle the exchange however they like (localbitcoins.com), but if you want to INVEST in a legal business in the U.S. it will require some effort to exchange CASH and bitcoins.

I am looking for a company with a faucet.

Don't bother.  Faucets are a waste of time.

I am looking for a company that accepts western union.

Don't bother.  Western Union is a waste of money.

I am looking for the company with the easiest usability features.

That depends on what you are trying to do.  Two of the bigger bitcoin exchange businesses in the U.S. are BitPay and Coinbase.  You could also look into using localbitcoins.com to find individuals to exchange with.

[Btc_1856]

As newbie try to learn things about bitcoin what are main features of bitcoin, there many articles out there we can get lot of information before doing anything better research firstly. I am also a newbie reading all the pinned posts in the forum.

[Mastsetad]

Use localbitcoins.com where you can easily sell and buy bitcoins and there you can also get a built-in escrow system which helps you prevent scams and because of that you can have very smooth deals, believe me, i have tried it.

[pealr12]

As newbie try to learn things about bitcoin what are main features of bitcoin, there many articles out there we can get lot of information before doing anything better research firstly. I am also a newbie reading all the pinned posts in the forum.

You can also learn a lot of things on other members. If you are having hard time studying some articles here in the forum just pm some members and they will help you learn it. Dont forget to ask google too.

[deadsilent]

Localbitcoin is better for you. Supported many countries and also supports credit card payment which is perfect for you and many more payment options. I think its the faster way to have bitcoin. Its complete site. And the faucet that you were saying. Did you mean bitcoin faucet? Faucets are just waste of time. Stay away from them.

[jackg]

I am very new to bitcoin.  Earlier this week I was just trying to get bitcoins and had a disaster.   I couldn't figure it out and ended up opening accounts with thirty different companies and getting my credit card cancelled by the bank.   

I am looking to invest in a company where I can easily exchange bitcoins to cash and cash to bitcoins.

I am looking for a company with a faucet.

I am looking for a company that accepts western union.

I am looking for the company with the easiest usability features.

If I have to open two multiple accounts I understand just tell me what companies I will need to do it with.  All help and advice will be appreciated.  Thank you for your time.

coinbase is considered good for converting from bitcoin to usd and vise-versa. Localbitcoins is also quite a good site to try.
You'd have to use multiple faucets in order to get a large amount of money, some of these include: freebitco.in, 4bc.co...
You could also try giveaways on this forum as well, there are quite a few in the gambling section that you could use to get quite a large amount of bitcoin. Or if you stay here and collaborate wel with the community, you can get accepted into a signature campaign when you become a Jr. Member and then increase your ranks after that.