neteller bitcoin

[italiano]

hello guys

i have seen that there is this option in neteller, to deposit there throught bitcoind and paying only the 1 % fees, it is in my opinion a good choise for guys that didn't have a credit card bitcoins

[Optional]

It is limited to quite a low amount you can deposit there at once. I think around $300 only.

If you send more then your limit it can tie up the funds whilst they reverse it.

And then, you have restrictions on how you can spend/withdraw the funds as well if you have sent them bitcoin.


Another poster told me recently that they send the bitcoin amount they are allowed each day to Neteller and than transfer all the funds to Skrill, and this makes the process of withdrawing/spending easier.

I don't think it's meant to be a solution to cashing out large amounts of bitcoin. More just a service Neteller are trialing out.

[italiano]

it is my limit process.. i have see it directly in my account, i am not a vip members there but i think that for they this limit are different

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4,50 EUR

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It is limited to quite a low amount you can deposit there at once. I think around $300 only.

If you send more then your limit it can tie up the funds whilst they reverse it.

And then, you have restrictions on how you can spend/withdraw the funds as well if you have sent them bitcoin.


Another poster told me recently that they send the bitcoin amount they are allowed each day to Neteller and than transfer all the funds to Skrill, and this makes the process of withdrawing/spending easier.

I don't think it's meant to be a solution to cashing out large amounts of bitcoin. More just a service Neteller are trialing out.

[garvardntl]

This is a nice option, especially now that Skrill/Neteller upped their fees across the board.

[italiano]

yes it can be a good alternative

This is a nice option, especially now that Skrill/Neteller upped their fees across the board.

[theviking]

yes it can be a good alternative

Yeah aggree, used that option many times, i really like it, i have the same limits

[italiano]

i thinl if you will become a VIP, they will hight your limit... i was VIP there

Yeah aggree, used that option many times, i really like it, i have the same limits

[numbet13]

I have bad experience with them, their support is pretty bad and they can't give a valid reason for my account closure. Make sure you are verified before putting any money in. That 1% fees might be from that exchange company (bitpay)

[luctens]

I have bad experience with them, their support is pretty bad and they can't give a valid reason for my account closure. Make sure you are verified before putting any money in. That 1% fees might be from that exchange company (bitpay)

Neteller have absolutely no reason whatsoever to close anybody's account unless they think you are dodgy, so if you're not dodgy and you do want a Neteller account, you need to complain to them and take it as far as it needs to go for them to verify and re-open your account.