BitMoolah - Anonymous Bitcoin Credit Card Programme

[bitmoolah]

BitMoolah Affiliate Program

What is BitMoolah?
BitMoolah is a white-labelled prepaid credit card programme run in partnership with a European based Principal Visa Partner. As a revolutionary offering, we are seeking early adopters to join us and help make cryptocurrencies appeal to the masses.

Join the BitMoolah affiliate program and earn up to £30.00 per referral.

https://bitmoolah.co.uk/referral-program

[NeuroticFish]

Quite an odd/bad choice for the name imho.
Moolah is a name with unpleasant history, especially in the Dogecoin community. Old Dogecoiners surely remember that.

[bitmoolah]

Hi NeuroticFish,

Moolah is slang for cash in the UK and we just felt Bit being synonymous with cryptocurrency would be an ideal combination, hence the term BitMoolah.

Regards

Mike

[stomachgrowls]

Quite an odd/bad choice for the name imho.
Moolah is a name with unpleasant history, especially in the Dogecoin community. Old Dogecoiners surely remember that.

This also reminds me of megamoolah on gambling.  but well Moolah is indeed mean "money".
Fees are somehow lower compared to other but i want to know the limits?

[bitmoolah]

Hi stomachgrowls,

We've waived all transaction fees for 12 months but going forward our fees and limits are as follows:

https://bitmoolah.co.uk/feeslimits

Regards

Mike

[bitmoolah]

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[malevolent]

Your FAQ section is a bit lacking.

Do these cards work outside the UK?

If so, are withdrawals and currency conversions also free?

[Harlot]

Lol, just as I suspected your Visa Credit Card isn't truly anonymous as one of your cards which has the bigger advantage requires KYC. I suspected early on that VISA won't allow their cards to be handed out to random strangers, they are a big company and they'll be handling transactions they won't let just anyone have the ability to pay in credit without them knowing who are they first or do they even have the ability to pay back. I even suspect that your "gold" card have some kind of KYC before the user even have it.

[eternalgloom]

Make sure that you fix all spelling errors on your website, stuff like that really makes it look unprofessional.
I'm talking about the word "delvery" on that comparison table that stomachgrowls posted.

I would be tempted to write a review about your service on my Steem blog, but I really don't want to promote any subpar services, nor would I want to spend £100 just to try it out myself.
I'd like to hear from some of your existing customers first or get a card to try it out for myself.

[LeGaulois]

The Gold card: we're required to give the name, DOB, address and this is cross-referenced by a credit reference agency
The black card: we need to send a copy ID card and utility bill.

Not really anonymous, but I could still be interested to try the gold card, is the promo (mentioned in the brochure) at £25 available? and the same question posted by someone, what countries are accepted/refused.

[eternalgloom]

The Gold card: we're required to give the name, DOB, address and this is cross-referenced by a credit reference agency
The black card: we need to send a copy ID card and utility bill.

Not really anonymous, but I could still be interested to try the gold card, is the promo (mentioned in the brochure) at £25 available? and the same question posted by someone, what countries are accepted/refused.

If you manage to get the card and use it, consider sharing some of your experiences on the forum.
If you have the time for that of course, I'd be willing to give you a tip for it

Just keep it in mind if you decide to order it

[buwaytress]

@LeG yeah I'd love to hear if you get the card and it doesn't give you trouble. I might be bothered to do it myself but I've already tried several prepaid cards with limited success. My own bank card is problematic because of the daily limits (which keep getting smaller because my native currency keeps sliding against USD) but most prepaid limits aren't superior to mine anyway so I'm still stuck splitting my card payments up for big purchases (plane tickets, for example, buying individually over a few days is a real pain so Abitsky has been a lifesaver).

I drag on but guess I mean to say all new cards aren't really offering anything different and they all eventually run aground.

P.S. I don't think BitMoolah is a problem. CoinMama works well. Bitwala (coined from hawala) has a good reputation when hawala does not in the eyes of traditional finance.

[o_e_l_e_o]

The Gold card: we're required to give the name, DOB, address and this is cross-referenced by a credit reference agency
The black card: we need to send a copy ID card and utility bill.

So, the exact opposite of "anonymous" then, as OP is claiming in his thread title.

I would be very careful with signing up here - "cross-referenced by a credit reference agency" could very well mean "perform a credit check". It's impossible to know because their website is pretty lacking in actual details and they seem quite happy to mask the truth as evidenced by claiming a card with full KYC requirements is "anonymous".

[LeGaulois]

I think by saying cross-referenced agency it concerns the US citizens because they have a system there called "credit score" or something like that and these agencies do exist there to make verifications on you before a loan is accepted. (I may be wrong anyway.)
But the data aren't available in every country, there is no "credit score" system in every country

Edit: so, it's called "credit bureau" agency https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Credit_bureau and there are some countries also using it.

@LeG yeah I'd love to hear if you get the card and it doesn't give you trouble. I might be bothered to do it myself but I've already tried several prepaid cards with limited success. My own bank card is problematic because of the daily limits (which keep getting smaller because my native currency keeps sliding against USD) but most prepaid limits aren't superior to mine anyway so I'm still stuck splitting my card payments up for big purchases (plane tickets, for example, buying individually over a few days is a real pain so Abitsky has been a lifesaver).

I drag on but guess I mean to say all new cards aren't really offering anything different and they all eventually run aground.

P.S. I don't think BitMoolah is a problem. CoinMama works well. Bitwala (coined from hawala) has a good reputation when hawala does not in the eyes of traditional finance.

Personally, I'm not looking for a service offering something different, I just want a service that works as advertised without troubles every Mondays for any kind of reason.

[o_e_l_e_o]

I think by saying cross-referenced agency it concerns the US citizens because they have a system there called "credit score" or something like that and these agencies do exist there to make verifications on you before a loan is accepted. (I may be wrong anyway.)
But the data aren't available in every country, there is no "credit score" system in every country

All true, but if you do have a credit score and it isn't that great, or if you've had a couple of credit checks done in the last few months, another check (especially one you didn't expect or authorize) can put a real dent in it, and make everything from remortgaging to mobile phone contracts more difficult. There are plenty of stories from people being told by even large, reputable companies that their data was just being "cross referenced" or similar, and then had a full check show up on their credit report next month.

[sahok321]

weeel, it's an interesting proposal but where is a trick? It should be somewhere coz there's nothing free 

[joniboini]

weeel, it's an interesting proposal but where is a trick? It should be somewhere coz there's nothing free 

Not sure how you get the idea that this entire program is free. Anyway, fees aside you won't be anonymous if you ever order this card. Not sure VISA would love it either.