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4 years ago in OCD by nickyhavey (69)
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Weeeeehhh, looking forward to tomorrow my dear demeted & euphoric friend!
Weeeehhh! Me too mein verruckt ente!
Oh I'm gonna time concert now and see if I can make this one!!!
If I remember rightly, it might be + 9 hours so really early in the morning for you (2am?).
But a time concert sounds great fun actually, would that be organised by Dr Who? 😀
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Time convert! Though a time concert sounds cool too...
Little bit off-topic @nickyhavey
I just visited your website and then I tried to visit your facebook to see this wonderful message:
"This page isn't available"
Do you know about it? :)
Yours, Piotr
Ooo thanks for the spot! I didn't know about this but I'll get that looked at.
Last time I checked they haven't shut my Facebook page down but I wouldn't miss it if they did haha
@nickyhavey. Hwy man, question. Amongst the friends I’ve made around here, I met a real cool couple who, until now, were completely in the dark regarding Bitcoin.
Now that I’ve got them started, I’m made aware of all of the red tape and regulations they’re dealt. Example, you guys can’t possess a debit card to access PayPal, that’s a new one to me. Nor can they acquire a BiyPay debit card. I’m trying to set them up with one of my tricks to buy and sell from/to yourself using PayPal and BitPay. Denied.
Are you aware of a way to gain access to PayPal’s debit card? What about a crypto wallet with a debit card available to UK citizens?
I’ve never seen this many regualtions before dude, I’m impressed, it’s new to me. If you have any ideas, I’m all eyes. Thanks man!
Dam Days... we meet again! Hmm, that's not really my forte, I just use Coinbase and that seems to do the trick for me. I haven't withdrawn any crypto yet but I know that withdraws to PayPal as well. I seem to remember setting it up last year.
I think Wirex is also an option as a debit card which earns crypto, I could never get it to work though. Revolut is a great travel card and you can have Bitcoin on there too.
Not really struggled at all with the regulation side of it. Sure, you need bank details and KYC for these things but other than that, all good in my book.
Hope that helps
I knew you’d be able to help out, sir. Thank you. This is just the info I was looking for. Good lookin out @nickyhavey.
Good-o! Make sure you use those referral links if you get them involved, they'll get a bit of crypto for it as well I think.
Hope you're good otherwise!
Certainly. I let him know you both are rewarded for it. Thanks again, Nicky. I got him going on coinbase already, I’m just trying to get him a debit card linked to crypto that he can attach to PayPal, it’s a neat trick I’ve developed to buy and sell crypto from yourself but all of the debit cards are regulated here. That revolut looks like it’ll work. 👍🏿
Doing good over here, sir, England is way too cold for this California sissy so we’re doing a lot of staying inside—“brrrr!” Don’t be a stranger!
I would recommend not buying from Coinbase directly with a debit card but rather transfer money in and then use Coinbase Pro to buy Bitcoin, you still get charged but considerably less than if you just bought it from your debit card.
Revolut is amazing, went travelling to Aus and NZ with it and worked like a dream.
Haha, yea, you came at the coldest time although it's been "mild" by our standards! You must have brought some of that Cali warmth with you!
Will try not to be a stranger young bean! Time is exceptionally limited right now but make do with what I have!
How long are you around in UK?
Man, I’ve heard something to the extent of “you brought California weather with you” countless times—I keep hearing this is “mild.” Well nothing about that makes me any less of a sissy—MAJOR!
Dude, I bought a jacket. May seem minuscule to you but something I’ve only done twice in the past 10 years (no joke), the first being October last year in Liverpool. Come to find out, that wasn’t a jacket at all, more like a windbreaker. Had to break down and get me one of those -40 rated, waterproof, has the sleeve inserts with the thumb hole things in it jackets. “Sissy,” the guy writing this, “guilty!”
Thanks for your help dude, I screen shotted your message to my friend. Made a couple of friends here dude, no Ish, out of all of our travels, you Brits are hands down the kindest—love the people here.
We’re addressing Pura’s illness, she contracted a bad stomach infection somewhere dude, she’s a U.K. citizen so she receives your free medical, this was NOT the plan! We cancelled Croatia to come back. Our ‘plan’ (funny wOrd, by the way) was to stay south until about June. Anyhow, here we are. We’re making progress, though, hopefully she’ll be all fixed up in the next month’ish so we’ll be here until then.