Any easy way to cash out?

[eladshamir]

Hi,
I received a few coins a couple of days ago and I would like to change them for real cash.
I spent most of the day yesterday, trying to find websites that allow that, but every website I found required either entering my credit card number into a dodgy Russian website or verifying my identity by sending documents that I don't want to send.

Any easy way of doing it?

Thanks,
Elad

[bitmarket.io]

Hi,
I received a few coins a couple of days ago and I would like to change them for real cash.
I spent most of the day yesterday, trying to find websites that allow that, but every website I found required either entering my credit card number into a dodgy Russian website or verifying my identity by sending documents that I don't want to send.

Any easy way of doing it?

Thanks,
Elad

How did you manage to find your way on this forum and not one of the many exchanges standing before it?

[cmilliorn]

eBay brother, just make sure you are very picky who you take funds from and make sure to verify their account information. I even go so far as to call them on their paypal  phone number and speak to them, email them and wait 24-48 hours before sending the funds. Only take from verifiied long term users and put major disclaimers in your auction.

YES there are fees, but the average bitcoin on eBay will go for up to 50% higher than on the exchanges because people like being able to buy without having to deposit their money in a russian mafia's bank account. 

Or just try to meet someone locally who will pay cash if you live in a large, populated area.

To bitmarket.io I think he is saying he doesn't want to give them his information. Which they do require.

[surebet]

eBay brother, just make sure you are very picky who you take funds from and make sure to verify their account information. I even go so far as to call them on their paypal  phone number and speak to them, email them and wait 24-48 hours before sending the funds. Only take from verifiied long term users and put major disclaimers in your auction.

YES there are fees, but the average bitcoin on eBay will go for up to 50% higher than on the exchanges because people like being able to buy without having to deposit their money in a russian mafia's bank account. 

Or just try to meet someone locally who will pay cash if you live in a large, populated area.

To bitmarket.io I think he is saying he doesn't want to give them his information. Which they do require.

This is terrible advice.

[PenAndPaper]

but every website I found required either entering my credit card number into a dodgy Russian website or verifying my identity by sending documents that I don't want to send.

So you are looking for something more dodgy and shady that requires no information from their customers.
In any case you may try localbitcoins.com and do some person to person transactions.

[cmilliorn]

eBay brother, just make sure you are very picky who you take funds from and make sure to verify their account information. I even go so far as to call them on their paypal  phone number and speak to them, email them and wait 24-48 hours before sending the funds. Only take from verifiied long term users and put major disclaimers in your auction.

YES there are fees, but the average bitcoin on eBay will go for up to 50% higher than on the exchanges because people like being able to buy without having to deposit their money in a russian mafia's bank account.  

Or just try to meet someone locally who will pay cash if you live in a large, populated area.

To bitmarket.io I think he is saying he doesn't want to give them his information. Which they do require.

This is terrible advice.

Why is it bad advise Just be sure to be careful.

[Mitchell]

If you live in The Netherlands use Bitonic, if not, use localbitcoins.com

[CryptoJunky]

but every website I found required either entering my credit card number into a dodgy Russian website or verifying my identity by sending documents that I don't want to send.

So you are looking for something more dodgy and shady that requires no information from their customers.
In any case you may try localbitcoins.com and do some person to person transactions.

I'd second this, local bitcoins is probably your best bet if you don't want the transaction to be managed in cash.

[sana8410]

Localbitcoins is your best option.