Well finally got the axe by Coinbase...

Well after about a year finally got cut off from Coinbase now I'm pretty SOL as circle is shut down is there any other methods to aqquire coin that are like circle Or Coinbase?? Any LBC traders are over two hours from me and liberty x is non existent in my area sadly anymore any other ideas than LBC they are all declining my offers because I'm a "new" Member and need upwards of 2 btc


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[15 Points] None:

There's absolutely no one who sells BTC on LBC for cash deposit or etransfer? I buy my BTC from across the country and just go to a bank in my city and deposit cash..


[6 Points] None:

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[5 Points] 1millionblunts:

people let the concept of lbc fly over their heads because they think it's only person to person trading irl. no. there's so many options. the best one is cash deposit. you hit up any bank branch near you, boa, wells fargo, td bank and more. you deposit cash and get your coins. done and done.


[5 Points] None:

I got the axe a long time ago by Coinbase so fuck them. Guess that's what I get for not tumbling. But now I use xcoins.io and you can use credit cards or PayPal. I know the limit starts out low but goes up quickly after a purchase or two.


[3 Points] None:

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[4 Points] protekt0r:

Monero. Use Kraken for the USD to Monero on ramp. Use Monero and you'll never have to fucking worry about this stupid shit again.


[3 Points] None:

cex.io


[3 Points] loudestTop:

Check out xcoins?


[3 Points] FaRite:

I got booted from coin base and went to Gemini.com Way better and no $150 limit per day like some places


[2 Points] Danknugs410:

Dude. You can use anybody on lbc not just people near you


[1 Points] levelup96:

Cashtocrypto.com


[1 Points] hjartatjuv:

bit.it


[1 Points] brightmoor:

Which method of payment are the vendors that are declining you using? As others have mentioned, if you are only looking for cash trades done in person, look for other options such as cash deposit, moneygram/western union, or for future transactions you can look into getting a prepaid card like Amex Serve. There are a few prepaid cards where you can send money directly to someone else that has a card from the same company. Just have to make sure you know the limits of the card.

I know you're buying btc, but when I sell I use a guy I've been dealing with for years, and I generally have the funds in my account in 3-5 minutes after opening the trade as he just sends from his card to mine.

Also, look at your options on paxful. It's basically the same thing as lbc, and I know a few traders that have pretty much gone to using paxful full time instead of lbc.


[1 Points] tjelectric:

ugh, I feel like it's just a matter of time for all of us. Luckily right after the Circle shutdown I did find a decent LBC guy right nearby--that markup though :(


[1 Points] BFCDNM:

I finally got my 3k weekly limit... hope I don't get the axe.


[1 Points] lordredvampire:

exchanged.i2p - darknet exchange market


[1 Points] idevensmokeraisins:

Check to see if you have a BTC ATM near you first. I have a few and the fees are a bit pricey (seem to be %8) but it's not that bad. I just save the QR code for my wallett on my phone. Uses cash and is somewhat more anonymous than other options like CC.


[1 Points] PM_me_BTC_or_ETH:

Potentially a silly question, but with AB and/or the Grams tumbler generating a unique wallet for each transaction, how does Conbase know that you're sending to the DN?

I've made a dozen or so deposits recently, so, moderately curious. I'd hate to get an adverse action there, and I'd hate adding another hour wait between moves for double and triple walleting.


[1 Points] bluereptarx05:

I got axed as well... I hadn't bought anything in over a week, logged in to the closed account screen. I only used AB, which is supposed to tumble both in and out, so I'm not sure how they flagged me for anything... which leads me to believe it has to do with the IRS digging them for KYC and tax information. Bitcoin can be pretty similar to money laundering if you want it to be, so they're kind of protecting themselves by cutting off any potential illegitimate purchasers, regardless of proof.

I do/don't mind. I do in the fact that it was a very nice service , but don't in the fact I'd rather be cut off than a knock on the door...


[1 Points] None:

You can get an American Express Serve card, load it up, and look for sellers doing Serve-Serve transactions. You can get a Serve card at Wal-Mart. Right now on LBC there is a Serve2Serve vendor with a $1,000 limit.


[1 Points] None:

So, basically nothing of value was lost. Get on a currency exchange.


[1 Points] EnlightenedByColors:

Can you please tell me how you got booted from Coinbase?? An untumbled coin has never touched my account and my btc go through a seires of wallets before EVER going to or coming from anything DNM related. That being said, should I have any problems going into the future? Throw a small time AB vendor your 2 cents of knowledge if you would be ever so kind! I would appreciate it laps and boundes, no matter how small the info! Thanks in advance, and stay enlightened!!:)


[1 Points] haciisik2:

Buy on LBC, doesn't matter if they are near you. Just do a bank transfer, most traders are fine trading with new people for decent amounts if you are ID verified. If not, just do small transactions with different traders to build up feedback.