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What's the most legit way of purchasing Bitcoins?
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>>1066341
try using money instead of potatoes, dumbass
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>>1066342
W...what? I don't get it anyways you sound like you are trying to be mean to me. Why would you try to do this?
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>>1066341
It depends what country you live in.
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>>1066342
Yeah bro.. not cool. Be nice to him.
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Also bitcoin is going down the tubes. Buy ethereum.
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>>1066357
Pic related.
>>1066341
Bank wire for large amounts. You shouldn't have to pay anything above market price. Check out Bitfinex.
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>>1066359
Nice biased graph from a slight correction 2 days ago
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>>1066359
You should dump your BTC the price keeps going down graph from today looks lie a dead duck
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>>1066359
I can't imagine how bumflustered you have to be to post a chart from 2 days ago just after a slight selloff.
The bitcoin community everyone. Liars.
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>>1066357
I'm looking for a quick BTC exchange for use right now, not really a long term investment in any of those online currencies.
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>>1066359
Can't believe you have to lie. Scared bitcoiner
Your entire currency is controlled by 4 chinese people enjoy living with that.
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>>1066353
Fair enough.
OP just about any online currency exchange will change bitcoins for you. They may not always be called BTC because its close to BT which is another currency. X is an international code so XE.com uses XBT as the bitcoin moniker.
Look around for the best exchange rate and check what laws your country has. Overseas exchanges may have to pay an extra tax. although I think thats fairly unlikely.
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>>1066394
Yay! You're all helpful. Thanks!
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>>1066394
Utterly wrong information from a nocoiner
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Wait to see the price on the 9th, maybe a lot of movement out of MMM to cash up for New Year holidays.
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