How can I receive larger amounts of money from the US to Europe?

literally bitcoin, what the fuck is wrong with you, this is exactly the problem that bitcoin solves

>>1224693
This

>>1224693
came here to say this

provided sender and receiver can find appropriate on/off ramps to their local currency, if they aren't interested in holding superior money

>>1224669
Not sure if relevant, but I transfer around $25,000 a year from a non-EU country to an EU country annually without any problems. I just use regular bank transfers

>>1224693
yeah if bitcoin is good for anything it's laundering money. but it will cost you 5-10% at least.

>>1224669
or open a sellers account, buy overpriced stuff like gold watches from yourself with randomly registered accounts you of course never deliver but always check back that it did arrive.

>>1224713
better yet you can sell "meteorites". you just tell the folks to buy it from you and you send them some random rock. if some fool would want to order from you on those exorbitant prices for unconfirmed rocks then you have a choice you try to scam him or say sorry i just sold it in my shop.

>>1224693
Is there taxes on bitcoins?

Why don't you organise a telegraphic transfer or international draft?

>>1224725
Yeah/no the way you're talking about no but if you use it as a way to make money (Mining-Yes) or you receive it as a payment yes but very little.