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Just like Zerax says... P2P exchanges or spend.
The only potential problem is that banks now like to cancel your account when transfers from such P2P transactions are received. But that depends on the size, number and the P2P partner(s). If one of them is a criminal and sends you money, that's potentially problematic.
However, you can also sell Amazon vouchers and the like on P2P exchanges, for example. That would be the safer option in this sense.
The only potential problem is that banks now like to cancel your account when transfers from such P2P transactions are received. But that depends on the size, number and the P2P partner(s). If one of them is a criminal and sends you money, that's potentially problematic.
However, you can also sell Amazon vouchers and the like on P2P exchanges, for example. That would be the safer option in this sense.
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@stefan_21 Is this supposed to be a guide to money laundering? :-)
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@Krush82 That's for a court to decide. 😅
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@TotallyLost well, the ad is already out ;-)
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@Krush82 no, but a guide on how to buy KYC-free Bitcoin :)
That's not enough for money laundering. The problem is always exchanging the BTC, Monero, etc. back into Euro🤷♂️
That's not enough for money laundering. The problem is always exchanging the BTC, Monero, etc. back into Euro🤷♂️
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