Quote from: jh83 on July 01, 2014, 04:19:21 AM

Quote from: PilotofBTC on July 01, 2014, 03:56:45 AM

Quote from: jh83 on July 01, 2014, 03:51:27 AM

Has any one else read Moolah's due diligence section (https://v2.moolah.io/due-diligence)?

"We'll need to see the following in order to verify your account if you wish to use our currency exchange services, merchant conversion services or accept credit/debit cards on our storefronts.

- Government issued photo ID (e.g. passport, drivers license, identity card, etc).
- Proof of address (e.g. utility bill, bank statement, etc) dated within the last 6 months.

You can provide this information to us by opening a help desk ticket at the below URL and uploading your documents. Please include your username in any requests. Please do not send us documents via email."

I'm sure they're just trying to comply with the law, but buying BTC on coinbase, waiting 4 days then buying NAUT on MintPal seems easier to me. Both are way too many steps. I know we're in the early days here so if that's all we got, that's all we got. Just wondering if there are any other options any one knew of.

We got a bunch of MMA fans that are going to be hitting NautilusCoin.com on July 5th and some are going to want to buy. Is there an easy way?

I don't think it is so much law as risk. Selling crypto coins for payment methods that have chargebacks is very risky for the merchant.

Localbitcoins.com. Find someone local to buy bitcoins from. Meet then at a police office to exchange cash for coins. Once you have BTC you have several options available to buy NAUT with. Probably the fastest way.

The localbitcoins route sounds like a major hassle. I was thinking more like 1) click on link 2) put in credit card info 3) get NAUT. We're talking about people that are new to crypto. "Go to your local police station and make the exchange" is a non-starter. The easier we make it for people the more that buy. Are we better off telling people to give us their email address and we'll let them know when they can purchase NAUT for USD?

What else can we do?

Yep, there's easy and slow, or hassle and fast. This will never change as long as you are talking about buying crypto with zero charge back for non-cash payments like credit card and paypal that do have charge backs. The only places that even do it charge a huge fee to do it.

Or, we have to find a US brokerage that will list NAUT... one that accepts wires. At least investors know how to deal with a brokerage.

I take it agx.io still doesn't have a USD market yet?