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July 24, 2013, 10:25:55 PM Last edit: July 24, 2013, 10:55:05 PM by EmperorBob |
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If you make a new address with your wallet of choice, then, as long as you don't spend it, no one can tell you own it. Of course, the buyer will know who you are, and know where they sent the money, so they can associate one with the other, but then again they could also just report you.
Then it becomes a matter of how anonymous (and paranoid) you want to be. If you spend the coins, someone who's watching your internet traffic could determine you are the creator of the transaction, and therefore the owner of the coins.
If you spend a some of the coins directly at a business that's tracking purchases they'll know whatever information you give to them, and be able to associate it with the spending address.
Further obfuscation is possible if needed. It would help us if you told us how worried you are about someone tracking your bitcoin usage.
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Ok, it seems you want the buyer to be able to pay in fiat. I don't think there's a service that allows for that yet. Mostly because the intermediary would be extremely vulnerable to chargeback fraud.
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