Selling 400-600BTC CASH IN PERSON ONLY | CURRENT BITSTAMP PRICE

[john1886]

Hey guys,

Looking to sell around 400BTC I want to sell 400BTC for $38,000 - In person ONLY! I'll fly you out and back.

Thanks!

EDIT: SOLD majority. Looking to sell another 400-500 at the current BITSTAMP PRICE!

[sayulita]

Hey guys,

Looking to sell around 300BTC right now. Only doing Face to Face transactions at a bank or other public location. If you are purchasing a large amount and have to fly in; I will take the price of a round trip ticket off the final price. Trying to sell for as close to market price as I can. No I do not want to sell at MT Gox -10%. PM me offers or post them here. Looking to sell these ASAP, a ticket from Chicago into bay for tomorrow is ~500$.
I want to sell all preferably.

Thanks!

John,

I am the owner of Bitcoin-Brokers. Here is a thread which I started which highlights the website's service:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=237164.0

If you have a bank account which buyers can deposit into, I would be happy to assist you with the sale of your bitcoins.

Feel free to PM me. We could start with whatever size you felt comfortable with.

I know it isn't a one shot deal, yet it is an option for you if you are interested.

Thanks.

[john1886]

I am not too keen on having larger amounts of money transferred into my bank; and would prefer cash on the spot.

[john1886]

Up - still looking to sell ASAP! If you are buying let me fly you in!

[buyer]

"No I do not want to sell at MT Gox -10%."

I'll offer you the market rate.  CampBX -10%.

Do people really still pay Mt Gox -10%?  That's crazy high.


 

[john1886]

Selling 400BTC for 38K flying you out and back. Edited main post also.

[john1886]

Still selling - can come to you; or fly you to me.

[BigBitz]

Tried EPiSKiNG- or Michail1 or BCB?

[Maui]

What's the minimum for you to fly someone in/out?

[john1886]

250 or more BTC. PM offers.

[lyth0s]

I'm still trying to imagine walking around with $40,000 in a suit case thinking **Please don't rob me, please don't rob me***

[Maui]

I'm still trying to imagine walking around with $40,000 in a suit case thinking **Please don't rob me, please don't rob me***

Meet at a bank. Withdraw. Exchange.

[BayAreaCoins]

If I wasn't stocked up on BTC atm I would.  I will keep you in mind though, my fee's are $5.00 per BTC which may not work for you anyways.

[marhjan]

I'm still trying to imagine walking around with $40,000 in a suit case thinking **Please don't rob me, please don't rob me***

An additional issue being that it is illegal to fly with over $10,000USD within the United States.   So yeah, meet at bank - withdraw - exchange is about the only semi-legal/safe way to conduct this.  Of course some may not care about violating US law but having $38k seized is a fairly large risk IMHO

[Micky25]

An additional issue being that it is illegal to fly with over $10,000USD within the United States.

Isn't this sick? WTF has anyone to care about, what we do with our money? But its the same here in Europe, if you cross borders. 

[Epicurus]

I'm still trying to imagine walking around with $40,000 in a suit case thinking **Please don't rob me, please don't rob me***

An additional issue being that it is illegal to fly with over $10,000USD within the United States.   

No, it's not. You just have to declare it.

[suryc]

I'm still trying to imagine walking around with $40,000 in a suit case thinking **Please don't rob me, please don't rob me***

An additional issue being that it is illegal to fly with over $10,000USD within the United States.   So yeah, meet at bank - withdraw - exchange is about the only semi-legal/safe way to conduct this.  Of course some may not care about violating US law but having $38k seized is a fairly large risk IMHO

This is an urban myth

It is not illegal to fly with over $10,000 within the United States. That regulation only applies if you are traveling internationally, and in that case, all you have to do is declare it. So, it's not illegal.

Within the United States there is no regulation on how much cash you can carry when you are flying (or at any other time for that matter). Its still a free country in that sense.

http://airsafe.com/issues/baggage/cash.htm

[mackstuart]

I'm still trying to imagine walking around with $40,000 in a suit case thinking **Please don't rob me, please don't rob me***

An additional issue being that it is illegal to fly with over $10,000USD within the United States.   So yeah, meet at bank - withdraw - exchange is about the only semi-legal/safe way to conduct this.  Of course some may not care about violating US law but having $38k seized is a fairly large risk IMHO

This is an urban myth

It is not illegal to fly with over $10,000 within the United States. That regulation only applies if you are traveling internationally, and in that case, all you have to do is declare it. So, it's not illegal.

Within the United States there is no regulation on how much cash you can carry when you are flying (or at any other time for that matter). Its still a free country in that sense.

http://airsafe.com/issues/baggage/cash.htm

Yep, you're right.  I still would not advise leaving the country on plane with more than 10k even when declaring it because your problem will not be so much as LEAVING the country or taking a flight, but more so of ENTERING into the country that is your destination.  I can tell you for a fact that Europe is not gonna give you a pass on that without checking into it.

[BayAreaCoins]

I'm still trying to imagine walking around with $40,000 in a suit case thinking **Please don't rob me, please don't rob me***

An additional issue being that it is illegal to fly with over $10,000USD within the United States.   So yeah, meet at bank - withdraw - exchange is about the only semi-legal/safe way to conduct this.  Of course some may not care about violating US law but having $38k seized is a fairly large risk IMHO

This is an urban myth

It is not illegal to fly with over $10,000 within the United States. That regulation only applies if you are traveling internationally, and in that case, all you have to do is declare it. So, it's not illegal.

Within the United States there is no regulation on how much cash you can carry when you are flying (or at any other time for that matter). Its still a free country in that sense.

http://airsafe.com/issues/baggage/cash.htm

Correct!

[john1886]

I've flown domestic flights with well over 10K. That 10K idea is for international - For domestic there is no set amount. Or if you do not feel safe you can get a cashiers check under your name and cash it out when you get to the bank.

Up still selling 400 for 38K