Quick and Easy way to turn Cash into Crypto, With great customer service! If you are willing to pay for it, that is.
Easily and quickly turn the cash in your pocket to bitcoin… If you are willing to pay a premium for convenience and top notch customer service. *I would highly recommended being at least a little experienced with the world of cryptocurrency before trying anything like this. Not for your first transaction or purchase.* I’ve been slowly getting into crypto for the last year or so. Seeing bitcoin ATM’s more frequently finally bubbled my curiosity into action. Crypto Dispenser’s was offering a promotion: Deposit $100, get $25 in free Bitcoin. Which is better than any competitor as far as I know. Signing up for an account was quick, easy, and support even reached out over text to see if I had any questions or needed any guidance. Not pushy or anything. Just good customer service. The “Know Your Customer” verification was quick and painless. Be sure to already have your own crypto wallet set up and ready. I did not use one of the aforementioned physical bitcoin atms. I actually preferred Crypto Dispenser’s approach, as it was a familiar one. That being: If you are familiar with loading a prepaid card (such as any Green Dot or PayPal card) with cash at the register of any number of retail stores (usually CVS, certain convenience chains, and of course WalMart,) it is that exact process: 1. Establish an account online. 2. Locate a participating retailer. 3. Generate a temporary barcode through online account app/site. 4. The cashier scans it. 5. You hand them the cash to be deposited into online account (+a small fee usually) and I shouldn’t have to say this but ALWAYS KEEP THE RECEIPT 6. Transaction finalized within around 10 minutes: your cash has gone digital. The $25 bonus was seconds behind my $100 deposit, as promised. Now this is where Crypto Dispenser starts to differ from prepaid card loads: The only thing (at least that I saw) that you can do with your cash when it hits your account is turn it into bitcoin. Which is totally fine. If you were trying to do anything else with it at this point, you F’d up, friend. The part I had a problem with was what it costs to do that. So we are at $5 to load the cash (flat fee), They keep a percentage (11%) plus the gas fees to get it to your wallet, and there may have been one more..? All in all, the whole process started with $130 ($105 of my cash and the $25 bonus) and after all the fees, $109 of bitcoin hit my wallet. Which I am not upset about. They gotta make their buck, and even covered the expenses of me getting to try it. Which is really cool of them. Plus, like I said, their customer service was very helpful and friendly. I couldn’t tell if it was a bot if it was one. Cool service, nice people, and I encourage everyone wanting to level up their crypto expertise by trying a cash to crypto transaction. Why not try it out for literally no strings attached? Nothing is free. Especially so when it comes to moving your own money in this world. I only docked a star because I was bummed that I wouldn’t be using this method as a regular way to make my cash digital. I would if I could take the fees. But by the time Uncle Sam and insurance have their way with my wages, then my bank takes it’s small cut to hold what’s left or put it in my hand… I just can’t stomach another 15% to turn it into bitcoin. There are simply other ways.