I have been a player at betDSI over 2 years. When I withdraw it is usually via ** or ** Lately ** was the only option, along with check and bitcoin. I don’t use bitcoin and am not interested in doing so. I go to cash out last night and no ** option. I go to live chat and am told that their processor is down and ** is not an option. Checked back today and same thing. Does this sound fishy?
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However way you deposited is the way they should be paying you.penetrating pricksComment -
p.2.p is over. If thats how you want to deposit / withdrawal you need to 1) move to a state with legal sports betting or 2) stop sports betting. Bitcoin is here, if you don't want it, sorry but expensive drug money mules in philippines and elsewhere are over.
Its not fishy, its called its over.
Its like a guy from the 60s saying "hey I want to contact you but refuse to use a phone, I'll send you a letter via mail" and then complaining WHY HAS HE NOT CONTACTED ME BACK?Comment -
Update:
I requested payout via bitcoin.
Hopefully I can figure it out!Comment -
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Yes, and you have to link a bank account to be paid.
Waiting days is going to mean the final amount you receive is variable. And a bitcoin ATM will charge you 8-10%
But if you are happy with that, it is the simplest way.
You can join an exchange and send bitcoin straight to it and sell it, so you lock in your exchange rate now btw. And then just wait until verified to get the actual cash (or change it back to bitcoin for a deposit)
One other way to cash out long term is to spend $10 of your bitcoin now and order a BitPay.com card. You load the card with bitcoin and its auto converted (at a good rate) onto the card as US$. You just use it at regular ATMs or to pay for things.
That doesn't solve your problem buying though. So if you plan to keep betting with bitcoin you will need to decide on an option. An exchange like Gemini or Coinbase and pay under 2% or an ATM and pay 4 or 5 times that. Localbitcoins is a person to person exchange as another more private option. But beware of scammers there of course..Comment -
If he wants to remain anonymous, bitcoin atm sells could work. @optional The atms near me charge 10% on buy and 2-4% on sell. Selling never has 10% fee from what I’ve seen. Knowing someone who owns an atm, it is hard to acquire the BTC as exchanges give people issue so many atms try to keep their balance through buying from atm customers.
The bitcoin atms near me give cash right away after sending with a valid miner/transaction fee, however I’m not sure how much $$$ these atms at a given time have in them.
If you’re okay with bank account then use Gemini or coinbase. If not then look into localbitcoins, you can sell BTC for p2p, cash deposit to your bank account and other methods.
Good luckComment -
Why wouldn’t you use Coinbase?? Once it hits and confirms in your wallet you can sell it and withdraw it to your PayPal account. The process takes 60 seconds. It costs $2.99 to sell and it is free to transfer to PayPal.Comment -
Here’s what to do:
Download Coinbase from your App Store.
Have the money sent to your mobile wallet.
Once confirmed, in your bitcoin account, tap “sell.”
Enter the amount you want to sell.
Once sold, you will see the money in your USD account.
Then withdraw to either your bank account (takes 1-2 days) or withdraw to your PayPal account (instant)
NOTE: Adding your PayPal account to Coinbase takes 5 minutes or less. Once verified, you’re good to go. It’s easy, just play around with it and you’ll have it in no time.
From PayPal you can withdraw to your debit card and it is also instant.Comment -
I’m so stressed I don’t even care if I get the money any more. This is dumb. I sent my bitcoin to Localbitcoins and I am trying to sell it but this guy won’t respond. I lost about 10% already.Comment -
How much do you have to sell? I'll buy up to $500 at market rate, can send instant bank transfer via zelle if you have bank account with a major bank. If interested PM me.
Edit: Saw your post above, sent you a PM. We can use escrow such as localbitcoin but if so, you cover fee.Comment -
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I got with Coinbase and it was very simple, especially my PayPal. Should have been stress free the whole time! Couldn’t have done it without everyone’s help, thank you.Comment -
@optional I did not know this rule. I never got a response and shall not move forward with anything. How long before audit is done? Extremely sorry about this, won’t happen again.Comment -
Did you deposit with Bitcoin? A lot of books make you Bitcoin only as soon as you make your first Crypto deposit.Comment
