Mr. Legendaris
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October 04, 2017, 02:21:43 AM |
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I often sell bitcoin directly to users who need it, so I can convert bitcoin to cash or bank transfer, I'm happy because many friends who use bitcoin so we often sell and buy bitcoin directly. besides, I also use exchanger to get cash.
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mel1978
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October 04, 2017, 02:24:57 AM |
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I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries. Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).
How do you guys withdraw your btc?
Here in our country there are banks that accept bitcoins and can be withdrawn through their ATM machines. Some like me I will withdraw my bitcoins through coins.ph and after coins.ph cash through the bank and after few hours can be withdrawn through my ATM.
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Pumapipa
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October 04, 2017, 03:06:53 AM |
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Here in the Philippines, we have this online wallet like Coins.ph. its job is to store your bitcoin. You can play with it in trading or you can cash out by converting bitcoin into cash. From there you can get your cash through authorized banks or like in Philippine seting there are certain pawnshops or remittance centers in which you can claim your cash.all you need to so is to specify where you will claim it.
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erickkyut
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October 04, 2017, 03:11:27 AM |
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We have a local wallet in our country wherein you can cash out your Bitcoin via money remittance centers. There are also other options like directly cashing it out to your bank accounts. Aside from that, you can also cash out your Bitcoin in cardless withdrawal in some ATMs. They will only provide you a code and you need to input it on the ATM.
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zekeshawn
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October 04, 2017, 03:18:13 AM |
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In my country we use our local exchange we convert our bitcoin there into fiat and then its up to us if we want to withdraw it directly to our bank or use a remmitance or even use a card less atm machine.
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sheryl26
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October 04, 2017, 03:24:29 AM |
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I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries. Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).
How do you guys withdraw your btc?
I withdraw my bitcoins using the app called coins.ph, since here in our country, bitcoins are accepted by selected banks so I can easily withdraw all my bitcoins if I wanted too. With just a single tap on my smart phone I can withdraw mt bitcoins into a real cash even in an atm machines even without any atm cards. I will just simply put the code that has been sent to my email then Im ready to go. So bitcoins are pretty useful here in my country because it is accepted ba banks.
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The Sceptical Chymist
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October 04, 2017, 03:39:55 AM |
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I just withdrew something like 0.06BTC to what you could call "cash". I bought some 90% junk silver from Provident Metals. In addition to using localbtc and selling bitcoin here on bitcointalk, that's another way to do it. And you could certainly convert the junk silver to paper dollars if you wanted to, since places like eBay exist.
If only Circle would make a comeback. Their service was incredible! But Coinbase is pretty much just as good, though if you've done anything funky with your bitcoin, e.g., you got them from gambling or something, there might be a problem down the road--they close accounts there faster than you can blink.
I've had good luck selling bitcoin in the currency exchange section. In any case, this question has been asked many times. Check back a few months and you'll see a whole bunch of answers, but they're essentially the same.
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bitPico
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October 04, 2017, 03:53:22 AM |
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I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries. Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).
How do you guys withdraw your btc?
We spend it. It is highly accepted here from a grocery to a Uber ride to a house or car trade.
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bitcoinjames6
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October 04, 2017, 04:04:01 AM |
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I'm Canadian and I used Kraken. Once my account was verified on Kraken and I had the proper tier, I was able to transfer bitcoin to my Kraken account and then have it transferred to my regular, every day bank account that uses Canadian dollars. I only did this with a small amount to see the process occur.
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Bren Briones
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October 04, 2017, 04:04:29 AM |
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I do have a wallet that is available herein my country whereas there are third party companies which provides services for doing cash out of my bitcoin. Banking cash out is also available through wallets.
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Duogembrot
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October 04, 2017, 04:07:18 AM |
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I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries. Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).
How do you guys withdraw your btc?
I redeem or exchange my bitcoin with a trustable swapper in my country, or in a bitcoin local market that receives a money changer, but if through the market it usually takes longer, but if through exchange does not require a long process it takes only 5-10 minutes to redeem bitcoin to cash.
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Dilladupak
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October 04, 2017, 04:17:33 AM |
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There are many ways to dilute your bitcoin right now. the first is checking your local country exchange because it's an easy way. you can sell your bitcoin in the local bitcoin.
and can be directly sent from the exchanger to your vip address to sell your butcoin and there are many options bank. at your address.
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prehisto
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October 04, 2017, 05:10:32 AM |
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I personally send BTC to Bitstamp and withdraw to my Bank account.
I assume that in India there is no such option. I would suggest that the best options would be to sell your BTC locally like in local bitcoins. Maybe try to use twitter or Facebook to find potential buyers faster.
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lienfaye
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October 04, 2017, 06:02:13 AM |
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Here in our place we dont need to use third party to convert our bitcoins into cash, our local wallet has features wherein you can withdraw your btc directly to your bank account or in your chosen remmitance. not just that we can also buy btc 24 hrs in their selected stores. hassle free for our part because of their good service and its all thanks to them.
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potatocorner
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October 04, 2017, 06:07:15 AM |
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I have a btc wallet, and all my earned bitcoins go there. To use it in my country, first I'll convert it to our local currency, and then cash out to some ATM machine that supports cardless withdrawal. By that way I can easily have my converted money from bitcoins, and now spend bitcoins anywhere I want.
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KuromaYoichi
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October 04, 2017, 06:10:24 AM |
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I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries. Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).
How do you guys withdraw your btc?
I always use local exchange if i want to cash out my bitcoin. I just deposit my bitcoin to the exchange and sell my bitcoin there, after that i will withdraw to the local bank i use. It take 1 work day before i get the money in my account. I try to use local bitcoin once but it take so long to sell there.
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hendra147
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October 04, 2017, 06:13:30 AM |
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in my country we have biggest marketexchanger called vip.bitcoin.co.id its legal company, with legal tax too, to trading or selling my bitcoin to IDR (indonesia rupiah). its very easily, just selling my bitcoin to rupiah then withdraw the rupiah to my bank account with fixed rate fee 1% .
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supto005
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October 04, 2017, 06:13:53 AM |
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I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries. Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).
How do you guys withdraw your btc?
well, in my country Coinbase are available but not all features of coinbase. Basically, when I got Bitcoin through Coinbase I sell it to those people who are Buy & sell various kind of dollars such as Bitcoin,Netller,Payza etc & by selling $ I got cash.
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ramsdaj28
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October 04, 2017, 07:02:31 AM |
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I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries. Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).
How do you guys withdraw your btc?
Since I don't have any bank accounts or credit card, I withdraw my btc from my btc wallet through remittance centers. In our country, we have the official BTC wallet called coins.ph which has a desktop version and an android application. I use the application in my phone and I can choose there the remittance center where I would like to withdraw my bitcoin. Although this feature will need you to pay for fee, I think it still worth it. I hope BTC ATM will also be available soon in our country.
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October 04, 2017, 07:10:26 AM |
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Because in my country has available exchangers that provide exchange Bitcoin Cash into local currency, I do not have to bother to use other services such as paypal / payza to take my money. I like this.
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