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Hate hearing these stories, but Bitcoin is the way to go. Some guy is out $5K because the postal carrier is an idiot. If you did the transaction in BTC you would've had the money same day in your Bitcoin wallet and could deposit to your bank account. From there it's anywhere from 1-4 days before it hits your bank account. 

No shady checks from Canada or money orders for $5K (Five friggin thousand dollars) from Western Union. Like I said previously in this thread, if you are winning that much, you have no excuse to not learn how to use Bitcoin. I'll never understand why people are so trusting and just assume the book is going to delivery a paper check or money order to you on a silver platter. 

They don't give a garbage once it goes out the door. Would you be that careless with that much money? Keep the transaction digital and you won't have to deal with the headaches. Simple
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jerzmade:

I never went the check route but my friend received one once and reading the travel receipt was quite comical. The check was overnighted go like 10 different places different countries then finally to his address. I have no clue why they did that probably to mask to and where it came from but it got there after a while. I will never do the paper route, either debit card funds application via 5dimes or finally take the dive into Bitcoin cuz the timeframe is almost instant , 1-2 days is insane in this industry. And high limits too. Andddd can make it near anonymous.

Near anonymous is a misconception about Bitcoin. There's nothing anonymous about the transaction. It's logged in the Blockchain or wherever you do the transaction. Why do you think people have had their Coinbase and Circle accounts closed? Because they never randomize their wallet address or use an intermediary like Blockchain to semi-mark the transaction. Tumbling is another option but it doesn't come cheap. Lots to learn about BTC but it's worth it. 
 
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I have no idea how bitcoins works, and have tried unsuccessfully to find someone that does. It is really depressing as I want to go that route, but need to be schooled on how it works.

Thank you very much for your posting!
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Is a bank account essential for bitcoin? I am asking as I do not want to go through any questioning about funds in case I get audited.

I am going to set up an account at Coinbase.
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I signed up for Coinbase but they want my checking acct. # so my question is who would you recommend I go that does not require a bank account?
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Money2thebank, please accept the friend request I sent you, as your kindness in doing so will be greatly appreciated, as I have some questions for you regarding bitcoin.
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Quote Originally Posted by Urbanwildlife:

Money2thebank, please accept the friend request I sent you, as your kindness in doing so will be greatly appreciated, as I have some questions for you regarding bitcoin.

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Very much appreciated and message sent to your inbox.
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Anyone use there bankwire method? How was it?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by TheSituation559:

Anyone use there bankwire method? How was it?


I was told it was no longer an available option. This was back in November 2015.
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Bitcoin guys, it's time to get in the year 2016.

Heritage's bitcoin limit is $3K per day which sucks and 10K per week which is decent. 

Heritage is the best book around with -108 and cash back. Been paid from them via Bitcoin several times, no issues. Request payout in the AM Monday - Friday. They email you to confirm then call to confirm again which is great its you who is requesting the payout.

New Bitcoin users should sign up at Coinbase.com takes a few days to fund bitcoin account but after that it's clear sailing. Bitcoin is the future of offshore gambling. The sky high usage now of Bitcoin will ultimately force the US to legalize gambling or miss out entirely. I think it'll happen within years.
 
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I was told it was no longer an available option. This was back in November 2015.

Damn, I've made 2 3k payouts with checks last 2 days. Now I have to wait 10-15 business days. I've done this method before but it take too long. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by loudmouthsouth:

Bitcoin guys, it's time to get in the year 2016.

Heritage's bitcoin limit is $3K per day which sucks and 10K per week which is decent. 

Heritage is the best book around with -108 and cash back. Been paid from them via Bitcoin several times, no issues. Request payout in the AM Monday - Friday. They email you to confirm then call to confirm again which is great its you who is requesting the payout.

New Bitcoin users should sign up at Coinbase.com takes a few days to fund bitcoin account but after that it's clear sailing. Bitcoin is the future of offshore gambling. The sky high usage now of Bitcoin will ultimately force the US to legalize gambling or miss out entirely. I think it'll happen within years.

I just can't seem to get into bitcoin, Do you just need to sign up at coinbase and verify your identity and your set from there?
 
 
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Heritage has turned me sour of late...Last two withdrawals thru MG I tried they would only let me withdraw 300 each time and not 790....

Then I have tried to make two deposits thru MG in last 2 months and they call and tell me I'm blacklisted but it's the name they give u that is blacklisted.  I called mg and they explained it to me as it was never me.  Heritage has been sketchy of late as I have been with them for a long time..

Wish bet jamaica would come back lol
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