Buying bitcoin without circle or codebase??

**ParlayKing1986** · 08-31-16, 09:51 AM

Can check out localbitcoin...not as an easy process as circle. Or if you already have money on your sportsbook..withdraw to your blockchain and you can purchase your bitpay card with that.

**Seadoo** · 08-31-16, 04:59 PM

How many questions do they ask if your goal is to purchase 10 for the bitpay card?

**TheMoneyShot** · 08-31-16, 05:40 PM

There is no other way to pay for the bitpay crd without bitcoin. That is correct.

The only other solution is just make a small PO with a book you're using.... to your blockchain....

Blockchain to BitPay.

And there you go.

There really is no other way of handling it.

**Optional** · 08-31-16, 08:58 PM

Originally posted by Natty68

Ok....here's the deal. I want to order a bitpay card and avoid having to deal with coinbase or circle or my bank. Problem is you need to pay for the card with bitcoin. I have a blockchain wallet all set up. How can I buy and deposit bitcoin on my blockchain wallet without having to deal with coinbase/circle with their million questions about bank accounts and phone numbers and all else. Is there no way to just pay for bitcoins with a kard I have been funding my sportsbook accounts for years with. I know you guys are sick of these stupid questions........your patience is appreciated.

You can walk into a Liberty Reserve outlet and buy it with cash and have them send it to your bokcchain wallet.

**Optional** · 08-31-16, 08:59 PM

Or find a local bitcoin ATM

**Natty68** · 08-31-16, 11:10 PM

How would I withdraw from ATM.....I don't have a card yet? Will Bookmaker let me withdraw bitcoin to my blockchain even though all my deposits were with a reloadable Veeeeza?

**Optional** · 08-31-16, 11:39 PM

Originally posted by Natty68

How would I withdraw from ATM.....I don't have a card yet? Will Bookmaker let me withdraw bitcoin to my blockchain even though all my deposits were with a reloadable Veeeeza?

I meant buy bitcoin at a Bitcoin ATM to pay for your Bitpay card.

You can both buy and sell at them.

Locations: https://coinatmradar.com/

I am not sure, best to ask Bookmaker as I think it depends on your account but most books want you to deposit that way if you want to withdraw with it. At least mostly. They dont want to be used as a bitcoin vendor as they have the same issues buying a lot of it as anyone else does.

**Natty68** · 09-01-16, 12:19 PM

got it......thnx

**Courtesywipe** · 09-01-16, 05:27 PM

Originally posted by Natty68

got it......thnx

Or go to localbitcoins.com and select to buy Bitcoin with cash deposit. They give you a list of banks where you can simply walk into most banks and deposit into an account with a deposit slip. The coin are released instantly to your localbitcoins account. You then can send to Blockchain or directly to Bitpay. It's what I've been using since Circle dropped me and Coinbase limited me to $10 buys.

**LT Profits** · 09-01-16, 06:00 PM

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**Natty68** · 09-02-16, 12:25 AM

Understood.........thanks everyone

**Courtesywipe** · 09-02-16, 02:01 PM

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**habitualwinning** · 09-05-16, 08:35 PM

Is there only that one Bitpay bitcoin card or are there other competitors? Just wanted to check and see before I get the Bitpay one that there isn't a better option floating around. The only negatives I see so far about this one is if you don't use it often they charge you an inactivity fee but I guess that comes with the territory of these types of cards. Also pretty low daily withdraw limits. Everything else about it looks pretty good to me though. Would be a nice addition to the arsenal. Do you guys using it already have any feedback on it, is it all good?

**Optional** · 09-05-16, 09:38 PM

Originally posted by habitualwinning

Is there only that one Bitpay bitcoin card or are there other competitors? Just wanted to check and see before I get the Bitpay one that there isn't a better option floating around. The only negatives I see so far about this one is if you don't use it often they charge you an inactivity fee but I guess that comes with the territory of these types of cards. Also pretty low daily withdraw limits. Everything else about it looks pretty good to me though. Would be a nice addition to the arsenal. Do you guys using it already have any feedback on it, is it all good?

Check this thread: http://www.sportsbookreview.com/foru...ebit-card.html

Lots of people in there who have real world experience with it.

There has been another card mentioned (cant recall name) but so far this appears to be reliable and a good deal, so probably better to run with the crowd rather than get caught with a bad one no one else has use for gambling winnings yet.

**habitualwinning** · 09-05-16, 11:25 PM

Originally posted by Optional

Check this thread: http://www.sportsbookreview.com/foru...ebit-card.html

Lots of people in there who have real world experience with it.

There has been another card mentioned (cant recall name) but so far this appears to be reliable and a good deal, so probably better to run with the crowd rather than get caught with a bad one no one else has use for gambling winnings yet.

Thanks man and good advice. I just ordered it. It sounded too good to pass up. I'm really digging this whole bitcoin thing now that I understand it more.