[Cryptocurrency]

Hello there all, I have been trying to find a good way to purchase around $3000 in btc. Coinbase caps instant transactions at $1000 and only allows bank and wire transfers, so i would still have to deposit about 2000 unexplained dollars into my bank account to make said transaction. I thought localbtc would be the easiest and best option, but apparently the most btc you can buy with a new account on there is 6 -which would leave me still 6 btc short. Circle is the same shit as coinbase -am i missing another option? How do you guys get a few thousand in btc? This sucks, i just want my fucking btc now!


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[6 Points] Theeconomist1:

How about LBC? I know what you mean, I generally just slowly accumulate, buying the max limits each week. But with LBC there are vendors there that can accomodate larger transactions. Many of them require ID after a certain amount but you could spread the purchases amongst several vendors.


[3 Points] hdheuud:

Find an in person meet up on LBC and deal off site. And bring a gun.


[3 Points] gramsadmin:

just create 2 lbc accounts. or message the guy you want to buy from and ask if he can sell you 6 more on the side.


[3 Points] Vendor_BBMC:

Vendors have problems selling it without banks getting suspicious, but I've got a cunning plan to help vendors, customers AND the marketplace.

EVERY CUSTOMER SHOULD HAVE A VENDOR ACCOUNT.

What are you selling? "$100 in the post, insured tracked shipping, with escrow" Cost:- 0.4BTC If you want $400 of bitcoin, you set your stock to "4". Go and make a coffee, come back, you will have 4 orders, You put $100 in an envelope and post it by some fast, guaranteed delivery method.

A few days later, escrow is released and you have bitcoin. Your customer has cash. Agora makes its 4% a second time. Nobody's bank is involved.

I'm going to suggest to agora that customers with a few orders under their belt should get a free vendor account for the "cash by mail" section only.

Lets not involve banks, exchanges who have signed up to anti-money laundering rules, or tumblers. Its not illegal to send cash in the post, or for individuals to trade bitcoin with each other for cash.

Its not too bad for me, I'm a manufacturer who pays for everything, all chemicals and materials with bitcoin. I only convert my profit to cash, rather than my gross earnings. Most vendors have to pay for stock with cash so they leave a big footprint on an exchange..


[2 Points] thefallmountianfarme:

Bitcoin ATM


[1 Points] throwawybtc:

Thanks for the replies fellas, Im going to try messaging vendors on LBC tomorrow I guess to see if there is any way they can accomodate my order. I suppose they might see me as being a bit shady as i have no buys on there and now im asking for 3000 bucks of btc -but i dont see what kind of risk theyre really running selling to a new buyer like myself. So long as its confirmed i deposited the cash i dont see how new buyers could fuck over vendors. If not, i guess ill have to create a few lbc accounts to get what i need... Pain in my dick


[1 Points] None:

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[1 Points] thefallmountianfarme:

That sux I sorry my friend


[1 Points] thefallmountianfarme:

To be honest that's what I did was went to one of the ones in NYC and it was cash only idk if there was a limit it was easy as pie though took me about ten minutes from start to finish and I messed up and had to go back outside because I forgot my wallet lol