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Noté q ese foro q creó ud esta ubicado en Argentina. Capáz q sierve como un foro para los temas de BTC en Argentina. Yo sé BTC es muy popular en Argentina debido el crisis económico y las reglas duras contra la exportación de ARS del país.
Yo tengo interés en vender BTC en Argentina desde EEUU, y quiero colaborar con unos Argentinos para hacer un negocio así. Capaz que hablamos en su foro.
Yo tengo interés en vender BTC en Argentina desde EEUU, y quiero colaborar con unos Argentinos para hacer un negocio así. Capaz que hablamos en su foro.
I bought my first BTC on Coinbase with a straight-up bank transfer. I opened an account on Bitstamp at the same time to compare, but went with Coinbase because they're based in the U.S. The significance is that I didn't have to provide photo ID to get verified. Also, I thought if there was a dispute, I might have better chances of resolving it with a U.S. company than a foreign one. I might buy my next BTC from Bitstamp, which is based in the U.K., if there is some advantage to buying BTC there.
I opened another account at my bank to use for transfers with BTC exchanges, and transfer money between the two. That way if the account is somehow compromised (user/pass hacked), my paycheck and rent money are safe. I check both Coinbase and my bank account every 1-2 days to make sure everything is the way it should be.
Now that I've got a little experience at buying, I'm looking at selling to those who can't or won't do the bank transfer process. It looks like there's a market out there for that, from what I've seen on sites like localbitcoins.
I opened another account at my bank to use for transfers with BTC exchanges, and transfer money between the two. That way if the account is somehow compromised (user/pass hacked), my paycheck and rent money are safe. I check both Coinbase and my bank account every 1-2 days to make sure everything is the way it should be.
Now that I've got a little experience at buying, I'm looking at selling to those who can't or won't do the bank transfer process. It looks like there's a market out there for that, from what I've seen on sites like localbitcoins.
Almost 0.2 BTC from websites that let you earn, like Bitcoinget and Bitvisitor. Most of it was from doing the tasks on Bitcoinget.
I went to Bitvisitor and got redirected to their 'abuse' page, which displayed this message:
"The ip you are using has been identified as suspicious. You will not be able to use our service."
I was/am using Witopia VPN - how is this "suspicious"?
In the short time I have been studying Bitcoin, I have realized that it is not one but several things - part currency, part cryptography, part social experiment - which is why I have become more and more intrigued by it. I have already learned much from this forum, and I put it at the top of my Bitcoin bookmark list. So I will thank the more senior members here in advance for answering my newbie questions. 