New Bitcoin app?

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hey guys if circle can't buy or sell Bitcoin anymore, what is another good app for this. Has anyone used coinbase?
 
Coin base is fine. Use it all the time to buy bitcoin. Then transfer out to another wallet. Also look at cex.io. They are big in Europe. Plus they have a higher min than the others
 
Coin base is fine. Use it all the time to buy bitcoin. Then transfer out to another wallet. Also look at cex.io. They are big in Europe. Plus they have a higher min than the others
Wonder if it is possible to move your coin to an offline wallet like Electrum first so that coinbase won't see any transfers beyond transfers to a wallet address that points to nowhere (basically to a "wallet" on your hard drive it points to). Then move your coin to another wallet from there (while using tor/vpn). Hopefully others can chime in on the best way to keep the government from snooping on your AAS purchases made using bitcoin.
 
Wonder if it is possible to move your coin to an offline wallet like Electrum first so that coinbase won't see any transfers beyond transfers to a wallet address that points to nowhere (basically to a "wallet" on your hard drive it points to). Then move your coin to another wallet from there (while using tor/vpn). Hopefully others can chime in on the best way to keep the government from snooping on your AAS purchases made using bitcoin.
See man that's some next level computer wiz meathead shit!
 
I go from cex.io or coinbase to my bread wallet which is an open source crypto. Not traced. Then pay from that
 
I'm an idiot when it comes to all this bitcoin stuff and I have a stupid question. You guys do all this to hide the transaction but then have your gear delivered to your po box or residence? I have to be missing something?
 
I'm an idiot when it comes to all this bitcoin stuff and I have a stupid question. You guys do all this to hide the transaction but then have your gear delivered to your po box or residence? I have to be missing something?

Hypothetically speaking I'm with you Oldschool. Even though there is little chance an end user who is dealing in small quantities of AAS is going to jail what about those who have good careers and can't afford to have any proof out there that they are buying and using schedule 3 drugs.

The safest method is MG using a fake name and having the gear sent to an address other than your own. I'm well aware you lose your money if there is a problem on the receivers end with MG and you use a fake name. A good source will help you out and figure out a solution in that happens if the problem was on their end. Even if they don't all one is out is the cash. Your name isn't linked at all to a flagged transaction. I'm not detailing methods for having gear sent to an address other than your own but they are out there. If one has little or nothing to lose this is overkill. If you have a lot to lose these methods are called an insurance policy. One that is well worth the investment.
 
Hypothetically speaking I'm with you Oldschool. Even though there is little chance an end user who is dealing in small quantities of AAS is going to jail what about those who have good careers and can't afford to have any proof out there that they are buying and using schedule 3 drugs.

The safest method is MG using a fake name and having the gear sent to an address other than your own. I'm well aware you lose your money if there is a problem on the receivers end with MG and you use a fake name. A good source will help you out and figure out a solution in that happens if the problem was on there end. Even if they don't all one is out is the cash. Your name isn't linked at all to a flagged transaction. I'm not detailing methods for having gear sent to an address other than your own but they are out there. If one has little or nothing to lose this is overkill. If you have a lot to lose these methods are called an insurance policy. One that is well worth the investment.
I believe MG now requires ID for transactions over a certain amount if I am correct (I do know WU definitely does), so if you use a fake name better have an ID with that fake name.
 
Hypothetically speaking I'm with you Oldschool. Even though there is little chance an end user who is dealing in small quantities of AAS is going to jail what about those who have good careers and can't afford to have any proof out there that they are buying and using schedule 3 drugs.

The safest method is MG using a fake name and having the gear sent to an address other than your own. I'm well aware you lose your money if there is a problem on the receivers end with MG and you use a fake name. A good source will help you out and figure out a solution in that happens if the problem was on there end. Even if they don't all one is out is the cash. Your name isn't linked at all to a flagged transaction. I'm not detailing methods for having gear sent to an address other than your own but they are out there. If one has little or nothing to lose this is overkill. If you have a lot to lose these methods are called an insurance policy. One that is well worth the investment.
Thanks for the explanation. I figured fake names and addresses were a part of it but thought I would ask. Thanks again.
 
I believe MG now requires ID for transactions over a certain amount if I am correct (I do know WU definitely does), so if you use a fake name better have an ID with that fake name.

If they do that has started within the last month. Friends have made many, many MG transactions and never been asked for ID. WU sucks and I would never use them so can't speak to their policies.
 
If they do that has started within the last month. Friends have made many, many MG transactions and never been asked for ID.
True, but before long things might change however. Depends on the agent location as some employees do ask for ID while some don't. I have had seen this when sending money for legitimate transactions.
 

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