Anywhere to buy $2000 worth of BTC w/ credit card quickly?

[Ameador1]

All the exchanges I am dealing with have small credit card charge limits (like $100 per week), or are in verification processes that will take days at this point. I want to get BTC in the next few hours. Is there any way to do it? Do people on here sell BTC via PayPal/other, or any exchanges/sites that can do this without forever long verification?

I don't want to get screwed on fees either. I have stuff setup to be able to get from card to PayPal, to bank, to exchange, to BTC, but this will still take a couple of days.

Any ideas or offers would be great!

Thanks!

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[warden]

sure i sent you a pm regarding this

[Ameador1]

Any other insights or offers out there?

It doesn't look like warden's offer will work - out of country with no common payment method we can use.

Thanks!

[LoyceV]

Do people on here sell BTC via PayPal/other, or any exchanges/sites that can do this without forever long verification?

This won't happen, since creditcards or Paypal can be charged back, and strangers on the internet can't be trusted.

You should also move this thread to Currency exchange.

[knircky]

All the exchanges I am dealing with have small credit card charge limits (like $100 per week), or are in verification processes that will take days at this point. I want to get BTC in the next few hours. Is there any way to do it? Do people on here sell BTC via PayPal/other, or any exchanges/sites that can do this without forever long verification?

I don't want to get screwed on fees either. I have stuff setup to be able to get from card to PayPal, to bank, to exchange, to BTC, but this will still take a couple of days.

Any ideas or offers would be great!

Thanks!

Coinbase

[Ameador1]

CoinBase is who has me at $100 per week. After 10 weeks - $1000 - they will up my limit to something higher. They don't say what, but 2.5 months! Nope, can't do it. At least not for my deal I'm trying to make right now.

I'm thinking this may be a flaw in chain currency. There should be a way for chargeback built in. As it stands Exchanges don't want to give customers the benefit of the doubt and are collecting everything they could possibly ever need to steal your identity (and if not them - then some hacker that cracks their network at some later date) and individuals can't really trust each other. The seller has the better position - they can promise you anything, take your coins and the purchaser is out of luck with no recourse. This is slowing down adoption and making the effort to adopt use very difficult.

That's a shame.

[BennDragon2]

wex.nz support buying bitcoin with credit card, you should have a look there.

[h0lybyte]

Yeah, if you create and verify your account at coinmama.com, you will be able to buy highest amounts of bitcoins using your credit card.
At coinmama, you will be charged 6% fee per transaction. Fee is little more  but no other exchanges allow such bigger purchases other than coinmama.
If you don't want to be verified on coinmama, you can stillbuy $150 wortg bitcoin every day

[LoyceV]

I'm thinking this may be a flaw in chain currency. There should be a way for chargeback built in.

It's a feature, not a bug! Bitcoin is meant to be trustless, and it is. Bitcoin wouldn't exist without it, as this is the one USP it has.
If you're in a rush to buy Bitcoin from your creditcard, it's easy: go to an ATM, take out cash, go to Localbitcoins, pay cash for Bitcoins from a trusted seller.

As it stands Exchanges don't want to give customers the benefit of the doubt

They wouldn't last if they'd do that, scammers would be all over them with stolen creditcards.

[alexwon]

https://cryptonex.org would be my most recommended to buy bitcoin with a credit card for you with those payment options you are considering.
Initial purchase from $50 to $10000. Daily limit up to $20000. Monthly limit up to $50000.
It is very quick and credible.