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What kind of payment strategy are you striving to use? I never ever had any problems making use of banks deposits or experience to face trade, if you are striving to buy bitcoin with paypal be ready to confront lots of troubles and terrible charges, there are tons of scammers and people want to safeguard by themselves.

I will agree to what you have said. There is hardly any issue and difficulty in buying Bitcoins. I think you need to choose the correct option amongst all the options which are available to you in order to buy the Bitcoins.

You can take guidance from the experts and you need to be well aware of all the scammers sitting around.

Indeed! There is a lot of difficulty for the ones who do not have enough resources to afford buying Bitcoins. I think the only reason behind it is the market price of Bitcoin which is very much high that not everybody can afford to buy it. But there are many other ways as well through which you can earn Bitcoin like Signature Campaign.

It doesn't require those people to buy a whole bitcoin because if they are going to buy bitcoin as a whole with the current price right now then we can say that it is impossible for an ordinary person to buy it because it is too expensive for an average person who has an average type of earning and capital. So the recommended thing to do is to just buy a small piece of bitcoin and increase it whenever they want.

If you think you cant buy bitcoin, then wait for the price to fall at anytime and then buy in. Im not much into buying Bitcoin, I prefer to work for it. Signature campaign, Twitter and trading are good ways to earn (though I dont recommend much of trading).

I recommend that people do not only rely upon means to earn bitcoin, but to buy bitcoin from time to time.

If you do not have many bitcoin, and you are not earning very many bitcoins; however, you are earning dollars, then you should convert some of those dollars to bitcoin. Dollar cost average buying on a regular basis (weekly is good), can prove to add up to a lot of bitcoin over time.

Furthermore, if you are really conservative about bitcoin, then maybe you only put 1% of your total quasi-liquid money into bitcoin, but if you are somewhat aggressive, then you will put 10%, and if you are extremely aggressive, you will put 20% or more into bitcoin.

I have a hard time recommending quantities more than 20%, but I understand that the circumstances of people vary.