Quote from: Ktown99 on May 07, 2013, 11:38 pmQuote from: StExo on May 07, 2013, 11:25 pmCould you qualify "semi regular"? How do you need it, in physical cash, does it need to be placed into a bank etc? Do you have an associate you can trust? There is a lot of factors to something like this.Probably once a month for the foreseeable future. They are based on Europe and I'm south of the equator. There is no way I can receive it in cash from them. They also no nothing of bitcoins. You can use MoneyGram, but you probably will make a loss and requires at least one trustworthy person. But you can very easily make the MG payable to another name, ask them to pick it up and give them a cut - a decent amount would be $10 per $100 received, either that or any other fee you wish to work with if the person can be trusted. Spreading across several people is also a good idea and breaking down the payment sizes such as obtaining 3 MG orders of $300 each rather than $900 in one transaction, it just raises less eyebrows. Sure you lose a little money, but the separation of you from the payment makes it worthwhile if your profit margins would justify it against the risk.Alternatively you could introduce them to bitcoin. As mentioned above; ask them to purchase the bitcoins on LocalBitcoin and then run them through a mixer to you, where you can then sell them. As with the MG method, it could lose some value due to volatile markets (or it could go up), but the payment system by, for example, bank transfer, puts the funds straight to you. If you invest a little first, you could also purchase some bitcoins and recycle them.By recycling bitcoins I mean you have 5 BTC on hand, you list it up on LocalBitcoin at higher than average price, your contacts then complete a bank transfer to your account, justifying the transaction as you release the bitcoins. They then run those bitcoins through a mixer such as BitcoinFog and put them straight back in your wallet, restocking you for the next trade you make with them.