best site for purchasing bitcoin with credit card

**UBNVS** · 03-07-16, 07:01 PM

I am a USA player

**themike78** · 03-07-16, 07:23 PM

I would only deal with coinbase or circle. Not sure really about the credit card thing. I buy through them with bank account. I just know that there are a lot of scam sites out there that will rip you off so be careful.

**UBNVS** · 03-07-16, 07:54 PM

Anyone use cex website to purchase Bitcoin?

**theviking** · 03-07-16, 08:04 PM

I only use localbitcoin.com, works great for me

**UBNVS** · 03-07-16, 08:21 PM

Credit card works there? I will look into it. Thanks.

**libra2jay** · 03-07-16, 09:22 PM

Originally posted by UBNVS

Anyone use cex website to purchase Bitcoin?

Yes but they do not serve US residents.

**UBNVS** · 03-07-16, 10:13 PM

So one Bitcoin is pretty much around 415 US dollars??

**Maklifeasy** · 03-08-16, 01:30 AM

Very hard to get a specific answer for your question. Im wondering the same thing...I do not want to link anything to my bank account and i am surprised so many people do it willingly.

**shinnman** · 03-08-16, 07:48 AM

I use circle, and I use credit card, and I'm a US player

**theviking** · 03-08-16, 12:23 PM

Originally posted by UBNVS

Credit card works there? I will look into it. Thanks.

yeap, there is a lot of top rated sellers with all kind of payment options

**hello1234567** · 03-08-16, 01:10 PM

Circle does accept credit/debit cards and you receive the coins instantly. Bank transfers take 1-4 days to be in your account.

**theviking** · 03-08-16, 02:38 PM

Originally posted by Maklifeasy

Very hard to get a specific answer for your question. Im wondering the same thing...I do not want to link anything to my bank account and i am surprised so many people do it willingly.

If you use localbitcoin.com, there are many payment options that will not link bitcoin to your bankaaccount, i only link my bankaccount to another persons bankaccount in my country , he is transfering bitcoin to me, and he has 100s of successfull tranasactions and 0 complains, so he can be trusted
So many offer a lot of paymentoptions, so u can find everyting

**theviking** · 03-08-16, 02:42 PM

you can see the bitcoin price here https://www.bitstamp.net
5dimes refers to this site for bitcoin value

**theviking** · 03-08-16, 02:42 PM

Originally posted by UBNVS

So one Bitcoin is pretty much around 415 US dollars??

you can see the bitcoin price here https://www.bitstamp.net
5dimes refers to this site for bitcoin value

**UBNVS** · 03-10-16, 06:32 PM

Can anyone help me out? I want to cash out 3k from Heritage in bitcoins. I just signed up at circle and they will only allow me 300 limit to put back into my bank. How can I go about getting the full 3k into my bank even if I have to do it with someone besides circle. Thanks.

**hello1234567** · 03-10-16, 06:41 PM

Ask circle to raise your limits. They allow me $3,000 max. deposit and withdrawal weekly.

**UBNVS** · 03-10-16, 07:15 PM

I just did yesterday but haven't heard back from them. How long does it take them?

**temple2010** · 03-11-16, 09:10 AM

Originally posted by UBNVS

Can anyone help me out? I want to cash out 3k from Heritage in bitcoins. I just signed up at circle and they will only allow me 300 limit to put back into my bank. How can I go about getting the full 3k into my bank even if I have to do it with someone besides circle. Thanks.

Use circle to deposit and coinbase to withdraw. Always use a wallet in the middle like airbitz or blockchain

**Grivas_Digeni** · 03-11-16, 10:49 AM

What my friend in California does to fund his poker accounts is:
bank account > circle > block chain > poker

For withdrawals the order is reversed:
poker > blockchain > circle > bank account

Hope this makes sense

**stefan084** · 03-11-16, 11:04 AM

you have to request Circle to raise your weekly to $3000. It took a couple weeks but mine was eventually raised to $3000. it's pretty easy to deposit a credit card.

**UBNVS** · 03-11-16, 02:38 PM

sorry but I am a real newbie but how do I find my bitcoin address on airbitz?

**UBNVS** · 03-11-16, 02:39 PM

and on circle also

**UBNVS** · 03-11-16, 03:25 PM

Originally posted by Grivas_Digeni

What my friend in California does to fund his poker accounts is:
bank account > circle > block chain > poker

For withdrawals the order is reversed:
poker > blockchain > circle > bank account

Hope this makes sense

Once I get money in airbitz or block chain how do infer it to circle or coin base?

**UBNVS** · 03-11-16, 03:57 PM

Never mind. I figured it out.