Quote from: JorgeStolfi on July 20, 2014, 02:59:08 AM

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Quote from: JayJuanGee on July 20, 2014, 01:57:24 AM

Quote from: JorgeStolfi on July 19, 2014, 06:00:11 AM

Quote from: theonewhowaskazu on July 19, 2014, 05:41:34 AM

if you have a fully verified coin base account that is. SO GET SPENDING. Even if you pay USD go USD to BTC to buy... it's actually cheaper that way.

How do you send USD to Coinbase/exchange/Bitpay/whatever, and what do they send to Dell -- USD, or BTC? If USD, how do they send it?

This appears to be one of those basic retarded questions of yours that could easily be answered by yourself, if you were to buy and use bitcoins then you would possibly realize how to use them. Of course, the customers pay in bitcoin, and then if Dell wants to convert them to fiat after the transaction, they have that fiat conversion option.

And that is the (non)answer that I get whenever I ask that question in this forum. I had to ask the same person three times (on another thread), before he understood the question (and answered it for only one special case).

I thought that I called the question stupid and I answered it...... and you are implying that you are seeking some kind of deeper and more significant meaning? And what would that deeper and more significant meaning be?

Yes you called the question stupid, and no you did not understand it. If "you pay USD go USD to BTC to buy", as the poster suggested, how do you send USD to Coinbase/exchange/Bitpay/whatever?

Jorge I believe one bank gets another bank to change some numbers on a computer and then another entity verifies that both party's agree then they charge a fee for doing this. All party's involved have to comply with government regulations to ensure no one is cheating. Once you understand how the system works with $, you're going to love how simply it works with Bitcoin.