Coinbase Bitcoin Purchasing Guide!

There's a provider called: https://libertyx.com/

Allows you to trade cash for bitcoins fairly easily, it's across the entire U.S and even have some vendors in my small ass town.

Don't have to provide any identification to buy one, and when redeeming you only have to provide name/DOB (which you can fake).

 

finally a thread that taught me how to use btc quickly and easily, ive been wanting to get into this for so long, such a clear guide man, well done

 

Thanks for the guide PureAddiction, will be using BTC from now on.

 

For Europe users https://www.bitstamp.net/ is an alternative, must verify your ID and proof of address and then you can deposit/withdraw funds through bank transfer (also debit card for some countries).
I use them and never had an issue.

 

Didn't know that, thanks!

 

ty for le guide

 

Thanks PureAddiction. Was always scared of btc because I had no idea how to use it or what it was about. Now I have an awesome method of payment without having to buy gp. 1 million internet cookies for you <3

 

Thanks for this pure, gonna try and set it all up tomorrow, +1

 

Circle is the best, safe & easiest way to buy bitcoin online.

 

I signed up at Circle.com but I'm not recieving the verification text

 

just have to say tyvm for the guide I link it any time I have a usa customer they all follow it and get the btc instantly makes my life a whole lot easier.

 

i made a account on coinbase cause i did some research and that's what most people reccomended.

i verified my account and everything, i can buy 10,000 daily, but it only lets me buy 100$ instnatly.

any idea how to raise that... im lookin to buy atleast 1500 / day for when on staking binges.

 

If everything provided by Circle is free how does this company make $ ? I don't belive they are charity anybody know how they make cash is it just ads?

 

i have a circle account and i know once you verify your email it increases your limit

 

They have different btc prices which give them a slight % whenever people buy bitcoin (when you buy, you get less BTC than you actually pay for, equating to nearly 1%, which isn't unheard of.)

 

There is always a fee, even with debit card. Always I have to point out that circle is better then coinbase, simply because it's instant.

 

nice guide, helped me out quite a bit

 

Great thread, this came in extremely handy cheers

 

appreciate it

 

Thanks for this. The only thing I don't understand after going to the official BTC website is that there are all these different apps that you can buy BTC on.

For arguments sake let's say I sign up for a Bitcoin wallet on Circle (the first app you linked). Am I capable of sending/receiving coins from users who are using a different BTC app/website?

EDIT: I went with Bus' suggestion and decided to go with Blockchain as a Wallet since I plan to be trading Bitcoins versus actually buying or selling them. But the same question applies. Since I'm with Blockchain can I receive from users of other Bitcoin apps/websites?