cryptodeal Geschrieben 11. Februar 2014 Teilen Geschrieben 11. Februar 2014 Hello, somehow I managed to register in the forum written only in German, (it's always good to refresh the few words I know) and now I really need a help from someone that already know how it works. I got, finally, a verified SEPA bank account, my telephone number verified, limited transaction is said to be available, I have my btc address in place, 2FA on, everything SHOULD be ready, the day is good to buy for a relatively low price, BUT my buy order went listed without the button to sell to it. So I've tried to purchase directly to several sellers but the result is always "You cannot buy the offered BTC. According to the requirement of the seller, your account has to be fully identified" WTF What paper work I still have to fill in to finally be able to buy these so precious BTC? Is this normal??? any advice is greatly appreciated regards 1 Link zu diesem Kommentar Auf anderen Seiten teilen Mehr Optionen zum Teilen...
blubblibla Geschrieben 11. Februar 2014 Teilen Geschrieben 11. Februar 2014 (bearbeitet) "You cannot buy the offered BTC. According to the requirement of the seller, your account has to be fully identified" The seller can limit his offers to verified people. To get your account fully identified, you need to complete the PostIdent process, if you are from Germany. For other countries it depends where you are from. I would suggest to contact the support. Bearbeitet 11. Februar 2014 von blubblibla Link zu diesem Kommentar Auf anderen Seiten teilen Mehr Optionen zum Teilen...
cryptodeal Geschrieben 11. Februar 2014 Autor Teilen Geschrieben 11. Februar 2014 ok I managed to buy some, but I still wonder what further verification is necessary. I think it's the 14gg message displayed on the dashboard. Anyway if someone can confirm this it would be nice. thanks 1 Link zu diesem Kommentar Auf anderen Seiten teilen Mehr Optionen zum Teilen...
cryptodeal Geschrieben 11. Februar 2014 Autor Teilen Geschrieben 11. Februar 2014 thanks for the advice, I'm Italian anyway 1 Link zu diesem Kommentar Auf anderen Seiten teilen Mehr Optionen zum Teilen...
Christoph Bergmann Geschrieben 11. Februar 2014 Teilen Geschrieben 11. Februar 2014 You can buy / sell up to a limited Amount without a complete verification, but many buyers / seller don't allow unverificated traders to chose their offer. If you want to become fully verificated, you have to go to a "trustworthy third party", in example your bank or your local authority and ask them to write you a verification document. If our support receives this, you'll get verificated in a few days. Link zu diesem Kommentar Auf anderen Seiten teilen Mehr Optionen zum Teilen...
Serpens66 Geschrieben 11. Februar 2014 Teilen Geschrieben 11. Februar 2014 contct the support would be the best. Because without fully identified you can only trade bitcoins worth 2500€ a year. edit: do what christoph bergmann wrote Link zu diesem Kommentar Auf anderen Seiten teilen Mehr Optionen zum Teilen...
cryptodeal Geschrieben 12. Februar 2014 Autor Teilen Geschrieben 12. Februar 2014 Now I'm even more confused! I've wrote to the support but they gave me a different reply: " in order to get full legitimation, you have two options 1. You trade with 3 Bitcoins then we clear the legitimation form at your user-account for free or 2. You can buy it for the price of €8,-- from us. " So if the purpose of this rule is testing whether I'm trustworthy, €8 is a cheap option to buy the "trust", trading 3 bitcoins doesn't prove nothing either. If just a further verification document is necessary like Christoph Bergmann states I wonder what document can be accepted as valid. Can an utility bill, the passport scan, or any other document I can easily scan and send by email be accepted as proof of trustworthiness? Other exchanges require them and provide and upload form to send it. In that case where should I send it? If this is an accepted method how can you trust I'm not sending a retouched image? How I'm protected by SEPA reversal (in case the buyer states his bank account has been hi-jacked the SEPA transaction can be reverted but the BTC transfer not) Sorry for being so suspicious and addressing these questions here but with all the problem of frauds I think is useful to address and reply to these question in public. regards 1 Link zu diesem Kommentar Auf anderen Seiten teilen Mehr Optionen zum Teilen...
CostaMarques Geschrieben 12. Februar 2014 Teilen Geschrieben 12. Februar 2014 Now I'm even more confused!I've wrote to the support but they gave me a different reply: " in order to get full legitimation, you have two options 1. You trade with 3 Bitcoins then we clear the legitimation form at your user-account for free or 2. You can buy it for the price of €8,-- from us. " So if the purpose of this rule is testing whether I'm trustworthy, €8 is a cheap option to buy the "trust", trading 3 bitcoins doesn't prove nothing either. If just a further verification document is necessary like Christoph Bergmann states I wonder what document can be accepted as valid. Can an utility bill, the passport scan, or any other document I can easily scan and send by email be accepted as proof of trustworthiness? Other exchanges require them and provide and upload form to send it. In that case where should I send it? If this is an accepted method how can you trust I'm not sending a retouched image? How I'm protected by SEPA reversal (in case the buyer states his bank account has been hi-jacked the SEPA transaction can be reverted but the BTC transfer not) Sorry for being so suspicious and addressing these questions here but with all the problem of frauds I think is useful to address and reply to these question in public. regards did the support really answer you that you can trade with 3 btc or buy the legitimation for 8€? I wish I had done that. i reached the 2.5k € in a few days and had to go to a notary. but after that in 2-3 days bitcoin.de confirmed it. but i had to pay more than those 8€, Link zu diesem Kommentar Auf anderen Seiten teilen Mehr Optionen zum Teilen...
cryptodeal Geschrieben 13. Februar 2014 Autor Teilen Geschrieben 13. Februar 2014 Yes this is the reply I got, but c'mon a notary? If you ask me PGP is the solution (and luckily I'm not alone) 1 Link zu diesem Kommentar Auf anderen Seiten teilen Mehr Optionen zum Teilen...
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