Arbusers

Asher wrote:

Thordin wrote: There are companies like goldmoney, uphold, vaultoro that should make switching exposure from metals to btc and vice versa easier than buying physical metals with btc.

I would NOT trust Uphold. Recently I discovered they sold my data to a third company called holidaycottages.co.uk

Personally I buy gold directly from where it's found, mines in Africa.
Then the most difficult part it's to bring it out of the country but in Africa you always find someone willing to help you, if you know the right people...

jagas wrote:

Asher wrote:

Thordin wrote: There are companies like goldmoney, uphold, vaultoro that should make switching exposure from metals to btc and vice versa easier than buying physical metals with btc.

I would NOT trust Uphold. Recently I discovered they sold my data to a third company called holidaycottages.co.uk

Personally I buy gold directly from where it's found, mines in Africa.
Then the most difficult part it's to bring it out of the country but in Africa you always find someone willing to help you, if you know the right people...

I think i can help in Africa

Bubbles wrote:

Asher wrote:

Thordin wrote:
Personally I buy gold directly from where it's found, mines in Africa.
Then the most difficult part it's to bring it out of the country but in Africa you always find someone willing to help you, if you know the right people...

I think i can help in Africa

Is it cheaper there?

ajeto wrote: In Europe:

Gold in Austria up to 15k anonymous for cash.

Silver in Estonia no VAT (but if u are buying online, delivery on approx. 1kg of silver will cost u around 10% of the price per one kg). Meaning u don't pay VAT which will probably be around 20% but u should not overlook the costs of delivery that represent around 10% addition to the price.

Ideal situation would be that you are in Estonia for some other reason and once there you buy it.