Anonymous payments? Bitcoin seems difficult to deal with, and

>>1443307

PayPal account set up to a different email address/name?

>>1443307
Bit-fucking-coin

invest 10 minutes, it's not rocket science

>>1443320
can you really do that?

>>1443321
10 minutes? plus one bitcoin costs over like $800, and youre not reaply anonymous?

>>1443342
Bitcoin is new and very interesting tech. It can take awhile for everything to "click" if you want a true understanding but if you just want to use it you only need a few minutes. You don't need to learn how an engine works to drive a car.

Download Electrum and you can start receiving bitcoin in 60 seconds. Literally 0 personal information required. DO NOT use web "wallets" which control your money for you.

Bitcoin is said to be "pseudonymous" - this means while anyone can see all the transactions there is no personal information attached to any of them. When you send bitcoin to people you are sending X bitcoin from 1 address (just a big random number) to another address (another big random number). Unless you link your personal information with that address you are anonymous. It is customary to use a new address for each transaction to increase privacy.

The price of 1 bitcoin is irrelevant. Bitcoins are divisible down to 8 decimal places. Think of a bitcoin as a $100 bill, for everyday purchases we typically only use $1's or $5's.