Coolcash2020
Newbie
- May 1, 2012
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pm me i can withdraw it for you and send you bank wire or paypal or any method you prefer to use to get your money. we can do the cashout on percentage
pm me i can withdraw it for you and send you bank wire or paypal or any method you prefer to use to get your money. we can do the cashout on percentage
Well this is the main problem, I live in Sweden, cash is useless here. I can buy food at most or cheaper things. Or else I could just transfer it to one of those finance companies that send you cash in return for BTC.
On the question on how I got it: Private contacts, I do tons of work and why would I stick to only Clearnet for work? I usually get invoices over Darknet aswell, but no not these fuckers. So I didn't sell anything or so.
In other words, my main problem is the "laundering" I guess. As I want the money into my bank account in the end so I can use it.
Yeah but in that case I can just use a shop that allows BTC, there is one here in Sweden. I could buy gaming computers and resell them at 50% value, but still, same issue, I cannot use these for more private stuff.
But the VCC thing was the best idea so far, any good VCC that actually allows BTC transfers?
Does this actually work? I know someone who claims to have hundreds of thousands of BTC that he/she mined themselves back when it came out. He/she lost thousands due to the mtgox scam so stopped trading and still has them all... last time they talked to me they said it was worth around $500 million USD but they can't convert them....because the IRS would seize it all, and because no one can convert that many at current prices.Use BitMEX, it's a crypto exchange, you could say that you did some trading for some time and build your account to xx BTC,
Or just call the national tax office in Sweden and tell them you bought/won/got some BTC's a few years ago and now it's worth a couple of ten thousands, and would like to withdraw it and of course pay taxes on it.
Here in the Netherlands it would be a fine solution as such investments are not taxed, but you need to pay 1,2% of your overall capital with a treshhold of about €20.000 which is not being taxed.
BTW I hope you did not cashed out your BTC's as they are now worth double the price!