A good site for Bitcoin cashout.

[elle777]

 I'm using this site, finexoo.com, to cash out Bitcoin.

The site isn’t advertised for this purpose (which is a good thing), but once you register an account, you can deposit Bitcoin.

Once deposited, you can spend it with a credit card or withdraw it at ATMs using an anonymous prepaid card.

I’d been looking for a fast system to do this for a while.

[promise444c5]

Okay! Glad you found what works for you , you can keep it to yourself  
 We all know it's an advertisement btw.

[BIT-BENDER]

Checking your account your have a red flag from a reputable member for three reasons which are very suspicious, checking your account on multiple occasions you brought up different site for different purposes that also is very suspicious, and I don't know if you use translator or whatever but you have posted on multiple local board.
My advice is that everyone should be very careful with this account and do your own research before engaging them.

[Onyeeze]

What's your advice, do you want people to use what you just mentioned, for me I will not advice anyone to make use of the platform you introduced because the person might lose he or her bitcoin using the platform, do you know why? You just changed email and your account might have changed hand, secondly you have a red flag from a reputable member, so it will be very difficult for people to trust you in anything that has to do with transaction and a description were transaction should be made.

[CryptSafe]

OP, it is obviously clear what your attention is here, after a long time of inactivity, the first thing you could do is to resort to your old ways and possibly look for whom you will get trapped.



With such a record you already have here, who do you think would get involved with your gimmicks here?

Don't think you can be a con man here and get people so easily

The platform is now strict, the people are wiser than you could imagine, so stop all this trash of playing smart to get at people you could scam.

[Smartvirus]

~snipe~

They aren’t advertising and so you do it for them here, now that’s a good one and some way to run your advertising don’t you think.

I don’t see you to be honest in this and I think there are better ways to get the word out. If you are on the team, you could just say so and be done with it.

I wouldn’t want to deposit my Bitcoins on this site or any site which is a centralized system to get a debit card for it. Bitcoin was meant to operate a decentralized system and that’s how I hope to use it still.

[passwordnow]

I'm using this site, finexoo.com, to cash out Bitcoin.

Man, the site's just registered two months ago and they've become your go-to cash out?



If that have worked for you, just use it alone. Sorry to say but such new platforms that we've never heard of is hard to trust nowadays especially with bitcoin soaring high. It's best to just use the traditional and known ones even if they're centralized exchanges or not.

[btc78]

Okay! Glad you found what works for you , you can keep it to yourself  
 We all know it's an advertisement btw.

it’s funny how op had to specify that it wasn’t an ad and that it’s a good thing lol

as said by many members the posting history is a red flag and even the site being endorsed just registered so be careful and don’t easily believe this kind of posts

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Checking your account your have a red flag from a reputable member for three reasons which are very suspicious, checking your account on multiple occasions you brought up different site for different purposes that also is very suspicious, and I don't know if you use translator or whatever but you have posted on multiple local board.
My advice is that everyone should be very careful with this account and do your own research before engaging them.

I think one thing that account lacks is probably a newbie flag (type 1 flag) so that even newbies can be able to see a warning about the kind of mischief OP is up to.

OP, it is obviously clear what your attention is here, after a long time of inactivity, the first thing you could do is to resort to your old ways and possibly look for whom you will get trapped.

I think it's better to use talkimg.com to avoid such images that look incomplete on preview. OP is obviously up to some mischief, and anyone wise enough will not heed what he is trying to post here.

[Zoomic]

I'm using this site, finexoo.com, to cash out Bitcoin.

Man, the site's just registered two months ago and they've become your go-to cash out?



If that have worked for you, just use it alone. Sorry to say but such new platforms that we've never heard of is hard to trust nowadays especially with bitcoin soaring high. It's best to just use the traditional and known ones even if they're centralized exchanges or not.

The domain name doesn't look professional to me and I am not sure anyone who is not a noob will be comfortable to use that site. According to the first respondent on this thread, if it works for you, then keep it to yourself and keep enjoying it, we definitely know where we exchange our own bitcoin.

I will use your recommended site whenever it's upto 12 months old. For now, I watch from afar

[CryptSafe]

OP, it is obviously clear what your attention is here, after a long time of inactivity, the first thing you could do is to resort to your old ways and possibly look for whom you will get trapped.

I think it's better to use talkimg.com to avoid such images that look incomplete on preview. OP is obviously up to some mischief, and anyone wise enough will not heed what he is trying to post here.

The talkimg.com looks better with the photo now. All thanks to your input, as it is visible now to the community without any need to click the image to view it.

It is obviously clear OP is up to something after looking at his profile, and OP made a post last 2021 that is a four-year gap to resume and continue from where he stopped. Maybe he thinks the forum is still he same way it was back then.

[abaeze]

I'm using this site, finexoo.com, to cash out Bitcoin.

The site isn’t advertised for this purpose (which is a good thing), but once you register an account, you can deposit Bitcoin.

Once deposited, you can spend it with a credit card or withdraw it at ATMs using an anonymous prepaid card.

I’d been looking for a fast system to do this for a while.

Since you got your reward so quickly, you'll probably avoid such things from now on. By the way, It's inappropriate for you to waste time on this forum with your red flags.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Thats a bit dangerous of a suggestion. Seeing the comment section, plus the name of the site? Everyone must be gonna do a hard suspicious especially it is connected via fiat withdrawal. This process is quite sensitive and I will only trust what I used often before for this process. Its always advisable to use local onramp gateway fiat to crypto or vice versa. Probably there are available in your country worth using instead a source like this.

[Patikno]

I'm using this site, finexoo.com, to cash out Bitcoin.

The site isn’t advertised for this purpose (which is a good thing), but once you register an account, you can deposit Bitcoin.

Once deposited, you can spend it with a credit card or withdraw it at ATMs using an anonymous prepaid card.

I’d been looking for a fast system to do this for a while.

I found some oddities or shortcomings on the site you mentioned, the first is that the site is still new and about two months old, the second is that they require registration first to be able to contact technical support, the third is that customer support is not found or not available, the fourth is the help center section is also not available and when clicked it changes to return to the home page. So, I suspect that this site is not worth using or trusting, and should be avoided, and it is better to use another site that there are still so many other trusted sites (many other people use, and have been trusted for a long time) to use instead of the site you mentioned. In addition, I also did not find anyone who had used the site before, so this also seems suspicious.

[promise444c5]

it’s funny how op had to specify that it wasn’t an ad and that it’s a good thing lol

…even the site being endorsed just registered so be careful and don’t easily believe this kind of posts

Before making the post itself I already looked up the domain lifespan
The only reason I didn’t report the post was because there’s no solid proof to back it up apart from OP’s account being a red flag on its own.he said it’s a non  advert post yet he was listing what it does just to make people look it up  that why I added ‘he can keep it to himself ‘ didn’t want to call it a scam attempt either.

[passwordnow]

I'm using this site, finexoo.com, to cash out Bitcoin.

Man, the site's just registered two months ago and they've become your go-to cash out?



If that have worked for you, just use it alone. Sorry to say but such new platforms that we've never heard of is hard to trust nowadays especially with bitcoin soaring high. It's best to just use the traditional and known ones even if they're centralized exchanges or not.

The domain name doesn't look professional to me and I am not sure anyone who is not a noob will be comfortable to use that site. According to the first respondent on this thread, if it works for you, then keep it to yourself and keep enjoying it, we definitely know where we exchange our own bitcoin.

I will use your recommended site whenever it's upto 12 months old. For now, I watch from afar

I didn't even bothered myself to check about their website because if stories don't align with what's been told and the tenure of it, it's better not to waste time on checking it. And yes, if the website is for real on him and it's working only for him, he can stay there for as long as he can and continue the usage of it. But for us, we know what's going on and we don't have to look up on it and much better to stick to what we've been used to withdraw/deposit and not unknown.

[The Cryptovator]

We can't see any good history for Finexoo; it seems they are a crypto card provider. Can you please post some screenshots about their service? Like you made a transaction, and you spent funds for buying goods or ATM withdrawal. There are a lot of legitimate services to cash out our Bitcoin. It's quite difficult to trust any new sites without any reputation with newly registered domains. We have a long list of legit services that provide crypto cards, and we can trust them. I am pretty sure you are shilling Finexoo on the forum. This isn't the best way to promote any service here.

I have been using Redotpay right now; I previously used Pyypl. We can easily cash out Bitcoin through the Redotpay physical card from anywhere in the world. But Pyypl stopped working with crypto lately in my country. When I had been travelling, I used my Redotpay card. Also there are some other trusted cards that are used by forum members. So tell me why we should use a card that isn't reputed when we already have a couple of reputed service providers?

[EarnOnVictor]

Okay! Glad you found what works for you , you can keep it to yourself  
 We all know it's an advertisement btw.

Some people will still be gullible enough to fall victim to this, and they will later cry foul.

This so-called exchange is one of the most unpopular you can find on the internet. I pity those who are risking their money in that kind of service. Plus, they promise $50 for every person you refer. I saw that on a Facebook post. Which I interpreted as desperation.

https://web.facebook.com/groups/415121106437223/posts/1377701883512469/?_rdc=1&_rdr#

[promise444c5]

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https://web.facebook.com/groups/415121106437223/posts/1377701883512469/?_rdc=1&_rdr#

Nice catch! I didn't look into it that deeply, but it makes complete sense now that the OP  is likely part of the campaign, if not the owner. I also checked Trustpilot and found only one review, which seems self-promotional rather than a genuine user review. So, i will also emphasise that anyone considering dealing with this should be aware they could be vulnerable to losing their funds.

[avp2306]

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https://web.facebook.com/groups/415121106437223/posts/1377701883512469/?_rdc=1&_rdr#

Nice catch! I didn't look into it that deeply, but it makes complete sense now that the OP  is likely part of the campaign, if not the owner. I also checked Trustpilot and found only one review, which seems self-promotional rather than a genuine user review. So, i will also emphasise that anyone considering dealing with this should be aware they could be vulnerable to losing their funds.

I try to search more information about that site he is pointing out, but it seems that there's no credible information that can point out that this site is a good platform.

What usually I found online is warnings towards using this platform. Maybe for people they should stop thinking about trying these new platform and it seems OP is a paid shill then try to promote that site by posting something that can make people curious to check what site he's mentioning.

Much better for people to stick on their reliable option and stay away with this.