The best place to cash out?!

[mobito]

Hi folks,

I have been day trading BTC for a while. Recently I have problem exchanging BTC for cash. Which exchange(s) would you suggest that would allow me to cash out without long delay?

TIA

mobito

[ch3weh]

For small amounts I'd suggest somewhere like BitBargain. Other sellers of coins are usually interested in buying in larger quantities too. For e.g. check out: the footer of bittylicious.com, they're buying. Failing that, you could always just use mtgox and place a high sell order when prices spike. Last night would have been a good time to do that with the increased value. I'm fairly new to trading bitcoin, so perhaps somebody could give a more informative answer than myself

[ch3weh]

It's also worth checking out: localbitcoins.com

[Slinker]

mtgox and okpay.

[sana8410]

mtgox and okpay.

Seriously mtgox? Try bitstamp.net or localbitcoins.

[PenAndPaper]

mtgox and okpay.

I think op wants to move out of Mt.Gox 
Bitstamp looks pretty solid btw

[dreamspark]

Localbitcoins is good especially if your wanting cash rather than lots of transfers into your bank.

Bitstamp is fairly reliable but are experiencing withdrawal and deposit problems at the moment so I would give them chance to clear that before depositing or withdrawing.

[novymivo]

curex.pl if you like euros or polish zloty

[TuringMachine1980]

If you're interested in EUR I'd suggest kraken.com
Their website looks tight, they have very fast and friendly customer support, have low transactions fees and their SEPA deposits and withdrawals are fast (real <24hrs). As a matter of fact, the only 'bad thing' they have going is their trade volume is low. Well, that's never going to improve if everybody keeps saying that.

I came across a bug in their software (which made me lose all my money), I reported it as urgent, attached screenshots and all. Received a reply within 15 minutes they would look into it. Got another reply half an hour later telling me it was a software bug and they thanked me for reporting it. They restored my funds AND lowered my transaction fees as a bonus for reporting it.

Currently I'm stuck on btc-e.com ... Why I went there? To see how stuff works over there... And it sucks! Bad/no customer support, trollbox, high fees and long waiting times on deposits and withdrawals. It's exactly the opposite...

[TookDk]

It also depend on your location, in Scandinavia then is bitcoinnordic a ok choice.

I have used them, they cashout fast and I had no problem whatsoever, the exchange rate is reasonable too.

[n691309]

I use bitstamp and have no problems. Im from Europe
As already stated, your location matters

[Sindelar1938]

Bitstamp and localbitcoins have worked best for me, and I have tried them all

[CoinManiac]

Localbitcoins...

[xylith]

I scheduled a withdrawal late Sunday on Bitstamp.net, and it was approved before lunch on Monday. So that would seem to be a great option if you live in Europe.

Otherwise LocalBitcoins could give you a few percent extra cash if you have interested buyers in your location.

[Blazey]

i suggest bitstamp.net, kraken.com if you're from eu and bitpay if you're from us. the mt.gox have some issues of withdrawing lately ...

[huadylmate]

Localbitcoins for anonymity, I would hate sending my ID scan to exchanges

[PenAndPaper]

Localbitcoins for anonymity, I would hate sending my ID scan to exchanges

I 'm not sure about the amount of anonymity localbitcoins provides. I mean you meet someone in person and probably in the city you live in.

[venomouskid]

I'd say it would be best giving localbitcoins a go. They offer the best rates at the moment.

[tenior]

mtgox mate

[zerosyztem]

I had good luck unloading a bunch on craigslist.