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whats pshat?
anyone bought any?
I’m trying to purchase something overseas that doesn’t accept foreign credit cards but does accept bitcoins. Which bitcoin provider would be easiest to setup an account with? And how difficult is it to use bitcoins in general. And how safe.
many foreign vendors accept paypal. try that first
They don’t accept paypal.
If they don’t accept paypal then perhaps you shouldn’t do business with them…
Does Hamas accept paypal to fund their tunnel project?
I’d be extremely hesitant to do business if the only payment method accepted is bitcoin.
They accept Visa and MasterCards issued by EU banks but not from outside the EU. They are a reputable (European) merchant but are not geared for American customers.
Or maybe, they are a scam for americans set up to look like a reputable european business.
Amazon is an american business–do they take european credit cards?
I have never heard of Visa/MasterCard not working with an overseas company, except for smart chip cards, and that’s a swiping issue, and has nothing to do with internet transactions.
amazon has a uk site as well. most companies accept visa/mastercard they may charge exchange rates but they should accept.
“Does Hamas accept paypal to fund their tunnel project?”
I’m sure it accepts bitcoins, which are the perfect means for terrorists, drug lords, and other unsavory folks to launder money.
DY: Visa and MC do an address verification prior to approving the transaction and some merchants (including some American) choose to refuse to accept foreign cards as a security precaution.
pba: Amazon is a multinational corporation unlike most businesses.
Charlie: Benjamin Franklins are also great for drug lords and unsavory folks laundering money.
Charlie: Benjamin Franklins are also great for drug lords and unsavory folks laundering money.
Yes, but the reason money laundering exists, is that it is quite hard to do anything with your huge piles of franklins, since you can’t deposit them in a bank. Unlike bitcoin.
You can do a lot more with Franklins than with Bitcoins.
And whatever banking restrictions are applicable to Franklins, they’re also applicable to transferring Bitcoins into the banking system.
Yes, but you don’t need to transfer bitcoins into the banking system, since you can use them and move them and transfer them all within the bitcoin system.
Unlike cash.
But bitcoin is a stupid scam anyway, and will fall apart right soon.
I wouldn’t take any chances. I’ve never had a problem using MC/Visa overseas.
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