UK Newbie

[blaxxzor]

Hey guys

Newbie here new to bitcoin (and the others) in general. From what ive seen ive been impressed it appears people actually trade like a stock market. I registered yesterday in a rush to get some bitcoins to pay for a particular item and actually managed to get an exchange done PP to LTC at what i believe to be a good rate. used the btc-e website to exchange to BTC. Wanted to pay for my item then realised I cannot withdraw until 3 days.    now i need to figure out a way around this. also wondered although i cant withdraw can i create a BTC-e code?

[naphto]

Welcome.


What's the point of paying with btc?
Besides the anonymous part, at the end of day, it will be more expensive to buy btc and pay with it.

[blaxxzor]

its true, i was up half the night trying to get some and now im stuck with it in my account, I would if I could but I dont seem to have a choice. BTC or no sale

[naphto]

You can also find direct sellers here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0

But you need some posts / to be trusted, and probably also to use escrow.
Would not be instant.

[r3wt]

i was just gonna comment if you need anything computer related checkout http://bitcoinstore.com i order a new psu from them last monday, and it arrived at my house in the us on thursday. extremely impressed with them.

[blaxxzor]

thanks for the info guys, also if I am going to have to wait an age with an exchanger I might aswell wait the 3 days untill i can send/withdraw.

[clearcrystal]

Hello!

[bitebix]

Hello hello!

[bitbitcoins]

hi and welcome

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[BitcoinBoss]

welcome to the forum

[mprep]

Hello and welcome.

[Lethn]

Hiya I recommend trading physical goods for Bitcoin ( even selling off junk you don't want ) or mining it, especially if you're in the UK, converting fiat to Bitcoin directly is going to be more and more of a pain in the arse now the government is starting to clamp down on Bitcoin exchanges who don't play by their rules.

[RedJhon]

welcome and have fun