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Basically using a proxy product which is easy to exchange on both sides. You can trade in various forms of web currencies like WebMoney, PerfectMoney, etc. The
by ultramancool 10y ago
Basically using a proxy product which is easy to exchange on both sides. You can trade in various forms of web currencies like WebMoney, PerfectMoney, etc. The standard sketchy web wallets, you just find a local exchanger for one of those of which there are plenty and then buy and sell PM/WM through them, then send that PM/WM to your exchange. At the point you've got the money into a russian exchange, you're pretty much safe. Just trade it and draw it to your bitcoin wallet.
- tmptmp 10y ago>>At the point you've got the money into a russian exchange, you're pretty much safe. That's not a point that bothers me. I understand that I can easily get my money into a Russian or other such exchange. What bothers me is being a UK citizen, what can I do with that money? >>Just trade it and draw it to your bitcoin wallet. What to trade? How to purchase physical goods? e.g. a TV or something else? Can I at least get my money back in the form of other tradable currency in the UK? I don't see a way to use bitcoins outside the drugs market as far as purchasing physical goods are concerned unless the government approves bitcoins. Please correct me if I am wrong. edit: typo, clarification