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How to Buy Bitcoins Anonymously in the US, Instantly

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How to Buy Bitcoins Anonymously in the US, Ins


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Big Brother is Watching You

If CISPA or other privacy-busting legislations pass, every detail of our personal lives will be at risk. Although many of our foundations are rooted in anonymity, everything we see, do and buy may soon be exposed. However, technology always evolves, and anonymity is no exception.

As many already know, Bitcoin is a decentralized, digital currency that can be used like cash. What many people may not already know, however, is that there is no need to hand over all of your information to an exchange to buy bitcoins. It’s already incredibly easy to buy bitcoins anonymously, in less than 10 minutes!


An anonymous member of the Bitcoin community has contributed these wonderful instructions detailing 6 simple steps to buying Bitcoins with near anonymity in the US.
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Step 1.
Download and install TOR from https://www.torproject.org/

Step 2.
While using TOR create a Tormail account at http://jhiwjjlqpyawmpjx.onion
You can confirm the address at http://tormail.org/

Step 3.
While using TOR, visit http://www.bitinstant.com

Step 4.
Choose the Cash deposit to Bitcoin to email option.


Step 5.
Follow the instructions on Bitinstant to make your cash deposit, and have your Bitcoins sent to your new Tormail account.
No ID is needed.

Step 6.
Receive your Bitcoins via email.



And voila. Now you can use your anonymous e-mail account and anonymous bitcoins to buy goods and services online, truly anonymously.


Here are a few places you can spend Bitcoins:
Private Internet Access – Anonymous VPN Service
MemoryDealers – Transceivers, Cables, and Memory
CoinDL – The iTunes of the Bitcoin economy
Seals With Clubs – Poker (Hold’em)
BitcoinDeals – The Amazon of the Bitcoin economy
A quick search of the interweb will also display the thousands upon thousands of other shops that accept Bitcoins.
 
D-Ballin

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Now this sounds promising. Figured cash deposit would be the only way to go, barring lbc face to face.

Any word on the t/a? I can't get on TOR network with this device, but am eager to check this out further later.

Thanks PI22.
 
guisep

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Bitinstant closed doors after Charlie Shrem was charged. Closest that I know of is bitquick.co but then you'll need a valid phone number for the text they require.
 
D-Ballin

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Didn't they regulate burners though? Thought info was required for phone numbers now. Could be wrong though, haven't needed one of those in a while. . .
 
Burrr

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Can you just use your real name and phone number to buy the coins and then send them to a second wallet that is anonymous ?
 
Millard Baker

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Burrr said:
Can you just use your real name and phone number to buy the coins and then send them to a second wallet that is anonymous ?
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Buying bitcoin anonymously and spending bitcoin anonymously are two different things. The importance and requirement of each depends on the individual.
 
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4 Surprising Ways to Get Bitcoins Anonymously

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When asked about ways to get bitcoins anonymously, many users would likely already know about services like LocalBitcoins. Similarly, the site Wall of Coins offers sellers (though not buyers) similar privacy for their transactions.

There are more than two ways to skin the anonymity cat, however.

Throw goods and services into the mix, and you can find at least four additional ways to privately get your hands on BitcoinCT r: 3 (provided you create your accounts with a “burner” email address or one simply unassociated with you):

1. Purse.io
This escrow service cropped up in early 2014 to connect people who wanted to spend bitcoins onAmazon products to buyers who wanted to purchase those bitcoins. At its core, it's a simple Bitcoin exchange, but one that incorporates Amazon Wish Lists as their vehicle. The Wish List protects the shopper's shipping address from view of the bidders.

Because bidders are willing to pay a premium to maintain their privacy, shoppers on Purse get a minimum of 8 % off their first Amazon order. After each purchase is completed, Purse allows shoppers to ask for higher and higher discount rates – up to 50 %.

Roger Ver recently raved that he got 29 % off a new iPad using Purse's service.



2. Brawker
Hong Kong-based Brawker (pronounced “broker”) offers a similar service to Purse, but they don't limit purchases to Amazon's offerings. If it's available to buy anywhere online, Brawker will facilitate the order. The shopper once again gets to set his or her own discount rate (most frequently 10 %).

Brawker also sets an additional step for shoppers – whereas Purse automatically selects the first bidder to take the deal, Brawker lets multiple bidders make offers. The shopper then selects from among them.

Brawker's site makes note that though any product can be purchased through their service, the best way to protect the shopper's shipping address is to use an Amazon Wish List.



3. Gliph Marketplace
This encrypted messaging service recently launched an internal marketplace, where users can buy and sell products from one another for Bitcoin or fiat currencies. Users can connect either aBlockchain.info or CoinbaseCT r: 1 wallet to their pseudonymous account.

Once you've claimed a permanent username, you can upload your products to the Marketplace and set your accepted payment methods.

It should be noted that Gliph's privacy policy states that users must enable “Password Lockdown” in their account settings to ensure that their messages can never be decrypted by Gliph staff members.



4. WatchMyBit
Setting out to be an ad-free YouTube, WatchMyBit is a video platform that allows content creators to set a Bitcoin micropayment per view for their videos.

Videos can be marked as “free,” or charge pay-per-view amounts like 9, 16, or 20 US cents. Content creators get to keep 75 % of all bitcoins earned by their videos.

Payments can be sent to multiple Bitcoin addresses, removing the need for one person to act as trusted payroll manager for content created by multiple individuals.



Closing the Loop
Many look forward to the day when the “crypto loop” will be closed – that is, the day when people no longer need to convert fiat to crypto and vice versa – the day that those who use bitcoins get paid in them and spend them directly.

The above services certainly offer a step towards closing the loop for good.

Do you know of any other ways to buy bitcoins anonymously that aren't menti
 
MindlessWork

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Maybe bitcoin should become the universal currency of the world...fuck exchange rates! Also BTC should be treated just like any other currency.
 
D-Ballin

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MindlessWork said:
Also BTC should be treated just like any other currency.
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Lol, where's the fun in that?

Then we'd have to move to a new cryptocurrency with an even more volatile market :(

Don't worry, the assholes of the world are working tirelessly to see that vision come true.
 
Millard Baker

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MindlessWork said:
Maybe bitcoin should become the universal currency of the world...fuck exchange rates!
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D-Ballin said:
Lol, where's the fun in that?

Then we'd have to move to a new cryptocurrency with an even more volatile market :(
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Actually, it would be lots of fun if the whole world converted to bitcoin as a universal currency. It would mean that the price of one bitcoin, which is currently trading just above $300, would trade at about $10,000,000 each given that there will only be around 21 million bitcoin in existence.
 
MindlessWork

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Millard Baker said:
Actually, it would be lots of fun if the whole world converted to bitcoin as a universal currency. It would mean that the price of one bitcoin, which is currently trading just above $300, would trade at about $10,000,000 each given that there will only be around 21 million bitcoin in existence.
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Guess that's because there's a finite number of bitcoin out there. One way to bring that down to a reasonable value as well as having enough bitcoin out there for the entire world would be to increase the number of bitcoin. Bet that's easier said than done.
 
Millard Baker

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MindlessWork said:
Guess that's because there's a finite number of bitcoin out there. One way to bring that down to a reasonable value as well as having enough bitcoin out there for the entire world would be to increase the number of bitcoin. Bet that's easier said than done.
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It can't be done. There's more than enough for everyone because it's infinitely divisible and, as the universal currency, everyone would spend it.
 
pumpingiron22

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Millard Baker said:
It can't be done. There's more than enough for everyone because it's infinitely divisible and, as the universal currency, everyone would spend it.
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Its like the gold standard it works!. The problem is in many cases is greed. people want to hoard coin. that's were the imbalances come the rich have to much the poor not enough. if it was spent on what is needed and spent freely there would be enough.
 
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