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The only automated exchange I could find was Bter CENT/LTC. http://bter.com/trade/cent_ltc
it"s still free tho is it not 
You 'give' me 0.01 BTC for free in my account
I deposit 0.07 BTC to remove the 0.01.
I never see that 0.08 again.
What's a whats a what?
Re: Ukash, CashU, iTunes , Playstation ::: Bitcoin Now Accepted at PCGameSupply.com
DON'T USE THIS SITE.
SCAM ALERT
SCAM ALERT
SCAM ALERT
I repeat, do not use this site. They have horrible customer service and an all around bad staff team. I made a purchase on their site and left the codes untouched for about 1 month. When I went to use them they weren't valid, and my account got locked. I messaged the support teams for awhile until I eventually was directed to one of the manager's (BITCH). All I got from her was that the codes have been taken off my account for suspicious reasons, even though they were on there for 1-2 months. And it was bought with a Pre-Paid Credit Card, I never received an answer why the codes were taken away and my card was NEVER refunded, even though they say they did.
BAD COMPANY. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THESE GUYS. BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
SCAM ALERT
SCAM ALERT
SCAM ALERT
I repeat, do not use this site. They have horrible customer service and an all around bad staff team. I made a purchase on their site and left the codes untouched for about 1 month. When I went to use them they weren't valid, and my account got locked. I messaged the support teams for awhile until I eventually was directed to one of the manager's (BITCH). All I got from her was that the codes have been taken off my account for suspicious reasons, even though they were on there for 1-2 months. And it was bought with a Pre-Paid Credit Card, I never received an answer why the codes were taken away and my card was NEVER refunded, even though they say they did.
BAD COMPANY. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THESE GUYS. BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Ouch. Nice heads up.
Thanks for the heads up. I was about to purchase a card from them, but I think I'll take my business elsewhere.
Can anyone let me know what do I need to start out?
Learn more about bitcoin. Especially the legal aspect. Your post gives me the impression that not only have you not done much research, but you're looking at bitcoin as a get-rich-quick type thing.If I'm not mistaken all I need is a bitcoin wallet and some funds to start trading USD for Bitcoin, correct?
Basically, yes.How do I get a wallet?
The exchange you're trading at (Bitstamp, Coinbase, BTC-e) will provide one for storage. If you get a lot of bitcoin you should move it to a external wallet, preferably a offline one.Buyers and sellers tend to have rates they go by, and it's a do-my-rates-or-don't-trade kinda thing.
For example, I price and sell at Bitstamp last, instead of places like Mt. Gox or BTC-E because I think Bitstamp is the closest to market. There are plenty of others who price at Mt. Gox or BTC-E for similar reasons.
For example, I price and sell at Bitstamp last, instead of places like Mt. Gox or BTC-E because I think Bitstamp is the closest to market. There are plenty of others who price at Mt. Gox or BTC-E for similar reasons.
ASIC has made Bitcoin much more secure. This means that to perform a double-spend attack on the network would require more mining power than the majority of other miners combined, which would be very hard and insanely expensive.