Best way to transfer money to an exchange

I tried to transfer money to BTC-E but the money got stopped from my bank. So now I am trying to find a way to transfer the money. It don't need to be BTC-E. I can buy from any other exchange.

Which options are there?

1. Okpay
2. Egopay
3. Perfect money

which other way do you know ?

Quote from: blingow on March 03, 2015, 08:20:15 AM

Had that happen to me at least you got your money back and i assume your bank has not closed your account!?

As far as i know you have the methods with 1,2,3 but many others my personal is moneypolo but it is the same as other really just a little more trusted.

I will keep an eye on this see if i learn anything new

Quote from: blingow on March 03, 2015, 08:20:15 AM

I tried to transfer money to BTC-E but the money got stopped from my bank. So now I am trying to find a way to transfer the money. It don't need to be BTC-E. I can buy from any other exchange.
Which options are there?

1. Okpay
2. Egopay
3. Perfect money

which other way do you know ?

as you mention btc-e, i preferrable to using voucher to deposit money
it is more easy and faster than deposit from bank
but you have to find a trusted seller or using escrow service

I usually use BTC-e voucher to deposit money there. There are sone exchangers in my country sell it and the process is very easy. Look out in exchange section here too, some users sell btc-e vouchers

It would be the best if you could purchase from a local BTC ATM or localbitcoins.com it will always be smooth.

Quote from: blingow on March 03, 2015, 08:20:15 AM

I would not use Egopay because they got hacked not so long ago.

Well it depends on what exchange. Some accept other methods and some don't . BTER used to accept Egopay, before it got hacked.

I would suggest linking your bank account, else you will be paying a hefty fees 2 times, first to deposit on accounts of those services , then a fees on the transactions you might have with those payment processors.

Quote from: sherbyspark on March 03, 2015, 05:57:55 PM

What do you mean with linking your bank account ?

Quote from: blingow on March 03, 2015, 08:20:15 AM

There are a few other company's that do the same but may as well stick with what you know, are you verified with any of the sites you mention? If you do not mind paying a little over the odds then try localbitcoins as it is pretty simple easy and safe or bittylicous is another one that is pretty good it is like i said though at a premium.

I like Payeer. Never have any problems.

I don't know BTC-E, but if they take a money order you might try that. It is generally cheaper and safer than the convoluted systems some exchanges use.

Quote from: blingow on March 04, 2015, 04:22:46 PM

Quote from: sherbyspark on March 03, 2015, 05:57:55 PM

What do you mean with linking your bank account ?

That doesn't apply to btc-e. They only accept SEPA and international wire. Exchanges like coinbase requires users to first link a bank account to trade (you need to input your bank info).

FAQ says they take Payeer.com which you can load with Paxum for no fee apparently. Paxum takes ACH and other EFTs and cards. So Card->Paxum->Payeer(no fees)->BTC-E (fee? idk).

One thing you might be able to do is try linking someone else's bank account to the exchange. Using other payment processors leads to high fees, so a bank is usually the best option

i use localbitcoin it is easy as sending an email

were you sure?
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-exchange-egopay-freeze-client-funds/

lol...

never use third payment, and the bank wire is the best way to deposit/withdraw. ( but btc-e charge a huge fee in it ) so i think you can find a better bitcoin exchange, sucn as lakebtc.

i still use , sepa transfer, it may not be that fast(it take 1 day to me to send it) but it's secure and reliable