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Bladewire 06-15-2015 11:22 AM

New 3rd Party Bitcoin Adult Site Processing
 

A surfer goes to your site to join. Signup page says .1052 Bitcoin = $24.95 click here to join.

They goto the processors site, buy the bitcoins via credit card, the processor adds their membership to your database, and they're in!

Does this exist or would this be something new? I want to try it on my most popular site exclusively.





NoWhErE 06-15-2015 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Bladewire (Post 20498867)

A surfer goes to your site to join. Signup page says .1052 Bitcoin = $24.95 click here to join.

They goto the processors site, buy the bitcoins via credit card, the processor adds their membership to your database, and they're in!

Does this exist or would this be something new? I want to try it on my most popular site exclusively.


I dont understand why they would use their cc to buy bitcoin on your processor?

Do you want to be paid in bitcoin (and keep that currency)? Otherwise I don't get why you would add that extra step and not have them pay directly by CC to join your site (and increase your chances of getting a rebill).

PR_Dave 06-15-2015 11:45 AM

We use GoCoin - Payment Gateway for Bitcoin and Litecoin Merchant Accounts

Barry-xlovecam 06-15-2015 12:41 PM

It's a ''payment laundry'' idea?

That there is no direct contact with his credit card issuing bank and a porn site -- anonymity?

If I am understanding your reasons right?

Erik_B 06-15-2015 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Bladewire (Post 20498867)

A surfer goes to your site to join. Signup page says .1052 Bitcoin = $24.95 click here to join.

They goto the processors site, buy the bitcoins via credit card, the processor adds their membership to your database, and they're in!

Does this exist or would this be something new? I want to try it on my most popular site exclusively.


NO this doesn't exist to my knowledge - if it does, its a scam.

No legit bitcoin exchange/payment processor with sell btc via Credit Cards (chargebacks)

Bladewire 06-15-2015 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Erik_B (Post 20498958)
NO this doesn't exist to my knowledge - if it does, its a scam.

No legit bitcoin exchange/payment processor with sell btc via Credit Cards (chargebacks)


Are you saying that you can't buy bitcoins with your credit card, and any place you can is a scam?

plaster 06-15-2015 07:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Erik_B (Post 20498958)
NO this doesn't exist to my knowledge - if it does, its a scam.

No legit bitcoin exchange/payment processor with sell btc via Credit Cards (chargebacks)

To my knowledge this is how most bitcoins are purchased, by credit card.

They require a screening process and some insist a photo of you holding up your drivers license.

Bladewire 06-15-2015 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by plaster (Post 20499214)
To my knowledge this is how most bitcoins are purchased, by credit card.

They require a screening process and some insist a photo of you holding up your drivers license.

Right, and you can buy Bitcoins with Paypal here. So , I'm confused. I'm new to the whole Bitcoin thing.

Erik_B 06-15-2015 08:52 PM

Well see: you can buy btc with your credit card or paypal on a Few number of regulated btc exchanges (and this is relativity new, last year or so) BUT only after your account has been approved (ID verification and Bank account details ARE required) and this can take a few business days?.Buying btc on these Exchanges via wire-transfers is usual a bit quicker (as these types of payments don?t have chargebacks and maybe your account doesn?t have to get approved platinum level yet)

So yes buying btc with a credit card instantly and randomly on a website is crying out scam one way or another - just my 2cents

Jason pretty much summed it up too.

plaster 06-15-2015 09:03 PM

^^My buddy bought with cc last weekend on payeeer I believe. Had to hold up photo and then could buy in same day.

slavdogg 06-15-2015 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by PR_Dave (Post 20498887)

what he said :thumbsup

Erik_B 06-15-2015 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by plaster (Post 20499244)
^^My buddy bought with cc last weekend on payeeer I believe. Had to hold up photo and then could buy in same day.

Oh nice that's awesome! I haven't heard about that one - thanks. Though I am guessing that was during office hours ;) and did he already have a payoneer account?

plaster 06-15-2015 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Erik_B (Post 20499250)
Oh nice that's awesome! I haven't heard about that one - thanks. Though I am guessing that was during office hours ;) and did he already have a payoneer account?

It's not payoneer... it's payeeer. I don't know if you can attach a .com to that or not... it was a very quick convo but he did pay in one day and get those bitcoins.

Erik_B 06-15-2015 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by plaster (Post 20499256)
It's not payoneer... it's payeeer. I don't know if you can attach a .com to that or not... it was a very quick convo but he did pay in one day and get those bitcoins.

OK gotcha - ya ops I miss read there, saw Payoneer. Good on Payeer, that's an interesting solution.

polipie 06-16-2015 03:49 PM


Erik_B 06-16-2015 05:50 PM

That’s a great startup pitch ;) I think they got 1.5million in funding too!

There’s not very much info about Simplex. It looks like they act like a 3rd party (high risk) by guaranteeing the funds (by simply paying upfront the bill). And I think they only deal with verified accounts and this is only on a few btc exchanges, btc wallets, mining pools here, *so doesn't apply to the OP specific question of On site purchase.

Here’s another good source Bitcoin wiki

I think all the above (companies from the wiki) still require some sort of KYC verifications (uploading ID) or that the purchases are made via a paypal or western union or have certain limitations – at least for North Americans (maybe in EU its different), Bittylicious is a good example .

I mean in the US all purchases at a btc ATM require ID and a Hand scan ;)

jscott 06-17-2015 12:19 AM

You can buy BTC with cc, at Coin.MX

I even bought using my Payoneer card there. :thumbsup

leines 06-28-2015 06:47 AM

I can recommend coinsnap.eu as an Bitcoin Payment provider

Bladewire 06-28-2015 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by leines (Post 20509828)
I can recommend coinsnap.eu as an Bitcoin Payment provider

I like what I see there :thumbsup

It's unfortunate that the banks make it impossible for the average consumer to buy bitcoins without uploading ID.

I really want a surfer buying a subscription with bitcoin on my site via CC and have it converted to cash with the processor keeping difference.

leines 06-28-2015 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Bladewire (Post 20509876)
a surfer buying a subscription with bitcoin on my site via CC and have it converted to cash with the processor keeping difference.

Coinsnap offers that the user can buy in bitcoin on your side and the merchant gets the settlement in USD or EUR on there bank account.
If the user must pay €10,- you will get €10,-

If the user doesn't have bitcoin he can buy it in a Bitcoin Shop like btcexpress.net that is a shop with european payment method and CC on the next release.

The important advantage of btcexpress is that there is no registration, selfie, ID or something like this needed. Just an email address and one of the offered payment method.

xXXtesy10 06-28-2015 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by NoWhErE (Post 20498868)
I dont understand why they would use their cc to buy bitcoin on your processor?

Do you want to be paid in bitcoin (and keep that currency)? Otherwise I don't get why you would add that extra step and not have them pay directly by CC to join your site (and increase your chances of getting a rebill).

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rowan 06-28-2015 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Bladewire (Post 20509876)
It's unfortunate that the banks make it impossible for the average consumer to buy bitcoins without uploading ID.

Even ignoring KYC and money exchanger requirements, allowing unverified CC purchases of Bitcoin is a disaster waiting to happen, because you cannot reverse a Bitcoin transaction. There's no dispute process or central authority (ie Paypal monkeys) to take the money back from your "account." A valid transaction effectively becomes binding within a few seconds of being transmitted to the network. At that point there's no way to delete it, or recover the funds.

Eldar247 09-04-2015 02:43 AM

Hello. Let me recommend web site 247exchange.com - it's one of few websites who accepts cc for bitcoins with financial license. It makes buying and selling bitcoins totally safe.

247exchange also has affiliate program, so if you accept bitcoins, you can recommend your customers to buy bitcoins with cash or cc on this website, and you will get 30% of the service fee for each transaction.


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