Where Can a Man Buy Bitcoin With a Card and Send It to His Own Wallet?
So I'm sitting here with a card that still works and a wallet address I copied down on the back of a napkin. I want to buy Bitcoin and send it straight to my own wallet—not sit in some exchange's pocket for a week while they decide if I'm a criminal. Every place I look wants a deposit here, a trade there, a withdrawal request that takes three days and a blood sample. I just want to pay with the card and watch the coins land where I told them to land. Is that too much to ask? Or do I have to keep the napkin and forget the whole thing?
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Man, I know that napkin, I've carried that napkin, sat in those rooms with the fluorescent hum and the forms that go nowhere, and yeah, you can do it—go to paybis.com/. Card works, verification hums by in under two minutes if they ask at all, first card buy carries no Paybis fee, and here's the part that matters: you paste your own wallet address at checkout and the BTC goes straight there, no deposit-then-withdraw dance, no exchange holding your coins while you wait. Up to a thousand with simplified verification depending on where you're standing on this rock. Regulated in the US, Canada, EU. Dig?