Quote from: davis196 on August 14, 2020, 11:48:44 AM

Quote from: smoothpebble on August 12, 2020, 06:57:10 PM

What is the best platform for purchasing bitcoin quickly, without a long verification process, and with relatively low fees? I have been using Coinbase for years now but I am finally fed up with their convoluted terms, long waiting periods (that they barely even forewarn you about), giant transaction fees, and their seemingly random decisions to block my transactions or “freeze them for further review” that last days to weeks at a time.

I tried to make a moderately large transaction the other day and there was simply no way to get it done. I was tying to buy $600 worth of bitcoin and Coinbase told me the “transaction cannot be completed because of suspicious activity,” despite the fact that I was using the same completely verified account on the same IP address I’ve been using for years. I tried again later about ten times and received the same message every time. What are some alternatives that won’t put me through all of this? Preferably an alternative where I can quickly buy and send btc via my bank account or debit card. Security and verification processes don’t have to be great because I won’t be holding any coins on the site’s account. Thank you for any help provided.

Just Google "top 10 websites to buy Bitcoin".I don't believe that many people here will give you answers that are way different than the search results of the big G.There's no secret "magic" crypto trading platform that is going to offer you no KYC,low fees,fast transactions and great customer support.If some platform is promising all this stuff,it's 99,99% a scam.If something is too good to be true,it most likely is...
A few suggestions are Binance,Coinmama,Bitpanda,eToro and CEX...
I don't think that your experience with the above mentioned websites is going to be even slightly better compared with Coinbase.You will have to face the same BS everywhere.KYC,high fees,waiting to receive BTC...

Ya well, you guys won't protect your privacy and just hand out your KYC info. This is what happens when you tell a total stranger exactly where you live. According to you, you should give me your KYC if I open an exchange.
Anyone can open exchange and according to you, we must let the world know who we are else we have something to hide? Do we know the paxful owners KYC? Didn't think so.

KYC is a method to hold your funds hostage. Funny how they will take deposits without KYC but not withdraws. Sounds like the way criminals work to me.

Funny how you talk about scams when the exchanges you mentioned are scams. Asking for your KYC before releasing your funds. How criminal.

Btw there are many many ways to get bitcoin without KYC. Too bad it seems you guys have the same brain wave that only thinks one simple thought at a time.

You can very easily fill other fiat accounts with money then buy bitcoin with it using one of like 50 places to trade. Infact the signature you wearing has many places to trade. WOw you don't even know anything about