I would buy btc at btc-e and transfer the btc to bitstamp.net where the price is higher and sell them there, then you do a bank transfer.
That is how you'll get the most dollars out with the lowest fees, imho.
Well...I live in USA and bitstamp says this:
"International withdrawals will be charged with 0.09% fee, minimum fee is $15.00. Minimum amount for international withdrawal is $50.00. You have $0.00 available. You always have to insert U.S. dollar amount you wish to withdraw. This amount will be converted to the selected currency, free of charge."
So if I put in about 56$ worth of btc, I'd lose quite a bit to fees...right? Or am I allowed to choose the EU bank option instead? (I mean lol, my bank is an American bank soooooo)
ouch, sorry, I live in the EU--I didn't know there was the high minimum fee for US bank withdrawals. For that small amount, maybe you can find someone local who wants to buy btc for cash? A lot of people are interested now.