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Bitcoin Debit Cards

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vultcult Traffic Value: $437.32954 Portugal 2 like this post 0 people 03/06/2017 14:01 I'm searching for a cheap and safe way to get bitcoins into real euros on my hand. I came about some services that offer bitcoin debit cards, where we can load some bitcoins on the card and spend them or withdraw them on any ATM with VISA. Have you any experience with that? If yes, are these services safe and do they worth it? What would you recommend? gugakip Traffic Value: $739.34329 Belgium 2 like this post 0 people 03/06/2017 15:03 I believe some of the moderators are using it and they seem totally happy about it  It's a great way to evade taxes as well lol, because you can pay with money you earned online without anyone knowing you earned it. The laws might change, though, so be careful if you do it for this purpose!  I never used it myself, but I heard they work very good. Don't know names though... Maybe someone else knows where you can do it with low fees! Mihailoo Traffic Value: $1,020.25923 Serbia 2 like this post 0 people 03/06/2017 16:12 Ye, I'm using those. There are plenty of companies out there which do that. I'm using SpectroCoin. I have their virtual and plastic card, both work fine, never had a problem. Here's my ref link - spectrocoin.com , so crucify me  (EDIT: reflink removed, please refrain from posting those, you clearly know they are not allowed!) There's a new company - Monaco - https://mona.co/ don't know if they can be trusted though. There you go totoer008 Traffic Value: $1,804.70567 France 3 like this post 0 people 03/06/2017 16:30 I remember Xapo has the same service vultcult Traffic Value: $437.32954 Portugal 1 like this post 0 people 03/06/2017 17:51 I found a service called Unichange (www.unichange.me). It seems to have physic debit cards and free virtual debit cards, although the card withdrawal fees are not so pleasant. One thing they have that catch my eye is the transfer from many services to PayPal and to the card (like BitCoin -> PayPal), but the minimum withdraw amounts are unattractive to me. Do you know some service that provides some almost free debit cards (for example, virtual cards), that are suitable for small amount transactions? vultcult Traffic Value: $437.32954 Portugal 1 like this post 0 people 03/06/2017 18:01 @Mihailoo I found SpectroCoin today on my search also. It seems attractive to me, I could buy a virtual debit card for €0.50, which is pretty acceptable. I'm considering to give it a try. Because you're not allowed to put your referrer link in here, if you please, send it to my e-mail: vultcult@outlook.com. I may then register as your referral. druth8x Traffic Value: $22,417.44153 United States 3 like this post 0 people 03/06/2017 19:51 I'd be leary (but not 100% avoid) any PayPal <-> BitCoin allowable transfers, at least until BitCoin and PayPal are willing to work together more than they are now. bigbadmoose Traffic Value: $520.60691 United States 1 like this post 0 people 03/06/2017 20:04 I have to agree. bitcoin to paypal is a risky business right now. I am seeing where Payza is accepting bitcoin now so maybe there hope for paypal to put some kind of bitcoin program in it business. Crisshiham Traffic Value: $76.13933 Algeria 2 like this post 0 people 03/06/2017 22:06 neteller accept bitcoin funds for 1% fee via an app (i use electrum)  but the prob is u cant use it with the credit card  it can only be sent to other members  .... so far xapo is the only wallet ( that i know of) that provide a bitcoin  cc  but i find their fee a lil high siddartha149 Traffic Value: $683.06885 India 2 like this post 0 people 04/06/2017 04:25 This might be helpful to you. https://coinatmradar.com/ Mihailoo Traffic Value: $1,020.25923 Serbia 2 like this post 0 people 04/06/2017 07:39 @vultcult Sent. Thanks buddy!