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Cash App has an easy crypto exchange.
But message each sponsor for a list and ordering information and you’ll find one that does other ways like Cash App or something. But being a new member they might not accept anything but btc. You’ll just have to ask them. .

I know of one or two but to be fair I don’t want to give the answer out. I feel that’s to easy and researching on your own is important .
 
Cypto is the future Sir! You may want to get familiar with it however there are still some sponsors out there that take different forms of payment.
 
Forget payment methods like Moneygram and Western Union as they been cracking down on sending money to China and certain countries, nor PayPal, Zelle or Venmo as these outfits track where payments get sent.

Looks like BTC is the only payment method that's safest at the moment and Cash App is the best way to buy BTC.
 
There are a few international sponsors that accept CC but very few. Some sponsors are still accepting CIM but only from well established members. I agree with Mindless on money transfers as companies like WU and MG are making it such a hassle anymore by asking so many questions you feel like your in a job interview and even then they can still deny your transfer. Also agreed that the P2P mobile payment applications can easily be tracked....this is really only safe if you know the other party.

Agreed with Syn, Mutant, King, and FREAK as Bitcoin is very simple, nearly instant, and anonymous. Once you learn you'll find that your gonna use it more than you expected. There are many 'How to' videos on YouTube that are very easy to follow and if you still have questions you can always ask here. We're all here to help ya brotha.
 
Hammer & Bell said:
Even BTC is becoming outdated, too easy to track with a public ledger, privacy crypto like Monero is the future.
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Syngenixlabs said:
We’ve been looking into Monero. Seems be the best option
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BTC is getting to popular and is traceable by the right agencies. At some point the smart sponsors will move to another crypto currency like Monero, or at least offer it as an option as they transition.
 
Tyler Durden said:
BTC is getting to popular and is traceable by the right agencies. At some point the smart sponsors will move to another crypto currency like Monero, or at least offer it as an option as they transition.
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My thoughts are: If it comes to the point that the Feds are looking at that, they already have you. I think guys get caught with bad shipping practices or selling hand to hand at gyms and other places.
 
Syngenixlabs said:
My thoughts are: If it comes to the point that the Feds are looking at that, they already have you. I think guys get caught with bad shipping practices or selling hand to hand at gyms and other places.
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You're right, whatever agency already has you in their cross hairs and are building a case. Just don't be low hanging fruit like a lot of the shotty shipping practices we've seen lately. That's just one example, don't be careless, cross your T's and dot your i's. Nobody is looking at your BTC transactions unless they have a reason to. But crypto currency like Monero keeps you out of the mainstream. Stay as high up in the tree as possible.

Awhile back I stopped using platforms like Cashapp for transactions. Plus, Cashapp was denying like half of the transaction. PayPal is another one I won't use, any mainstream crypto trading platform I stay away from. I use less common platforms that aren't attracting attention. Better safe than sorry.
 
Tyler Durden said:
You're right, whatever agency already has you in their cross hairs and are building a case. Just don't be low hanging fruit like a lot of the shotty shipping practices we've seen lately. That's just one example, don't be careless, cross your T's and dot your i's. Nobody is looking at your BTC transactions unless they have a reason to. But crypto currency like Monero keeps you out of the mainstream. Stay as high up in the tree as possible.

Awhile back I stopped using platforms like Cashapp for transactions. Plus, Cashapp was denying like half of the transaction. PayPal is another one I won't use, any mainstream crypto trading platform I stay away from. I use less common platforms that aren't attracting attention. Better safe than sorry.
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I think cashapp to use bitcoin is perfectly fine for the normal AAS user. I also believe that high $ volume incoming and frequency is something to be concerned about on a multi use platform like Cashapp. Smart Sources rarely if ever at all use cashapp bitcoin feature for incoming transactions. This is where volume and frequency would be more of a flag imo.
 
KingoftheNorth14 said:
I think cashapp to use bitcoin is perfectly fine for the normal AAS user. I also believe that high $ volume incoming and frequency is something to be concerned about on a multi use platform like Cashapp. Smart Sources rarely if ever at all use cashapp bitcoin feature for incoming transactions. This is where volume and frequency would be more of a flag imo.
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Yes, agreed, a low key user that maybe orders no more than 6 times a year with numbers under 1k are safe, so to speak. Like mentioned, Cashapp is the easiest platform out there to use. Especially for the person who doesn't want to learn how to use some of the more complex platforms.
 
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