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Discussion => Security => Topic started by: maslany7878 on July 04, 2012, 01:42 pm
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Hi
I have two Ukash vouchers worth $ 27.70 each. It's a total of $ 55.40. I would like to buy for the BTC. Can anyone help me hint how to do it, who it can do and is a trusted vendor .... I find 'googleyed' . Does anyone have any experience with it, as far I have no answer from him and do not know if we will replace it?
Thx, and waiting for any response... :o
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Hi
I have two Ukash vouchers worth $ 27.70 each. It's a total of $ 55.40. I would like to buy for the BTC. Can anyone help me hint how to do it, who it can do and is a trusted vendor .... I find 'googleyed' . Does anyone have any experience with it, as far I have no answer from him and do not know if we will replace it?
Thx, and waiting for any response... :o
Hi Maslany,
I'm a Bitcoin vendor but I made a decision several months ago to accept cash only as I'm not convinced Ukash is totally anonymous - I understand each Ukash code is unique and that you must buy it from retail outlets(?) As such surely any fool with access to the security footage could see who you were? My advice to you is to use a cash deposit via Bitinstant or look up a vendor who deals in MoneyPaks like Blueskytraders.
V.
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Buying BTC is in no way illegal, as far as I know...
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Buying BTC is in no way illegal, as far as I know...
Not in itself but if it can be linked to the purchase of illegal goods/services then a person can be convicted of a crime. Moreover if you receive a package into your home containing illegal goods and later try to claim you had no knowledge there were drugs inside it, the fact that you've purchased a digital currency used mainly for trafficking in illegal goods is not exactly going to endear a jury of your peers to you.
Bottom line is that the only way to obtain BTC is buying them for cash or selling goods/services such as Moneypaks.
V.