They make it easy to purchase bitcoin and are completely transparent about their fees. I've used them for a couple years now and they have constantly add new features to their website and improved it.... Ver mais
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Great service and customer support. I've only had one transaction (out of 100+) that went sideways and the support team had it resolved within hours.
easy of use, low fees and automatic scheduled buys to a self custody wallet are all amazing features
Overall, the company was professional. Customer Service reps and overall team was responsive, professional, and connected well with me. They tried to understand my needs and execution plan and then... Ver mais
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Bitcoin Well is a non-custodial bitcoin platform available in Canada and the United States. When users buy bitcoin through Bitcoin Well, the bitcoin is delivered directly to a wallet they control rather than being held on-platform. Bitcoin Well supports online purchases and also has a concierge service (Bitcoin Well Infinite) for larger purchases. Bitcoin Well is publicly traded company (TSX.V: BTCW) as well as a regulated Money Services Business in both Canada (FINTRAC #M19811620) and the United States (FinCEN #31000308454032).
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I knew something was wrong when I received an e-mail asking me to complete the sign-up process, a process I never even started.
Other reasons this is an obvious scam:
1. August 2019 I began teaching myself on BTC and crypto currencies. I have never heard of Bitcoinwell.
2. Some of the reviews here state that they have used Bitcoinwell for years, as satisfied customers, since 2021. As archive.org can reveal, bitcoinwell.com was not really an active domain in the years before.

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I understand the role KYC is supposed to play in preventing digital crime, but tethering KYC to processes and apps that require users to be using the latest phones comes at two terrible costs, at least. First, the cost to the consumer. Because mobile phone manufacturers want consumers to buy new phones often, manufacturers refuse to support phones with critical updates for more than a few years. Second is the cost to the environment. Phones contain lots of toxic components that are eventually dumped into the environment when phones are discarded--even when they're "recycled." Billions of phones are discarded every year (5 billion in 2022 alone according to the BBC's report on consumer e-waste).
Given the above, it's inexcusable that fintech services like Bitcoin Well use KYC services that require consumers use relatively new phones. I've tried for over 6 months to verify my account with Bitcoin Well. Today, after a lengthy exchange with one of their reps, the conclusion was that my phone isn't new enough to work with their KYC partner's app, Persona. The solution? "Buy a new phone then try again." Ecologically wasteful and financially insensitive (of clients).
Requiring a consumer to waste hundreds of dollars every couple of years JUST to have a phone that works with your app--or failing to offer a KYC onboarding process that doesn't require a new phone--is plain corporate irresponsibility. And this is a major reason so many are flocking to alternative decentralized no-KYC platforms. Not to break the law but because these trad-fi-proximal companies leave many no viable choice.
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Thanks for replying, Bitcoin Well. I think your team knows there are already devices on the market that use non-commercial operating systems that are at least as secure as commercial OSes. Linux offers distros that are so secure and stable they're used by military and other high security services. Fintech could choose to release apps compatible with FOSS OSes. New phones every few years to stay up to date OR succumb to security threats is a false dichotomy. Nor is a device "obsolete" because a manufacturer chooses not to support it any longer to encourage users to buy new devices--a business strategy our best scientists tell us our world can no longer environmentally afford to normalize.
As for embracing innovation, it would be really innovative to engineer apps compatible with at least ONE free, proven-secure, ecologically responsible (works on older devices) OS.
Lastly, about balancing security and accessibility, if your KYC partner is requiring using newer machines just to gain access to your services, you're choosing to place a participation-tax on the world's non-wealthy. US federal & state governments, health care organizations, banks... and many other KYC-compliant organizations have figured out how to preserve compliance without burdening the non-wealthy with pay-to-play fees. That's balancing security & accessibility.
Thankfully, however, there are growing, trustworthy alternatives already in the market. More and more of us will choose these to preserve our savings without acquiescing to the personal & ecological burdens outlined above. Thanks for the exchange.

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The cheapest and fastest non-custodial bitcoin exchange. I love how I can simply send an e-transfer and then the bitcoin gets sent directly to my cold storage wallet, eliminating counterparty risk that other exchanges have.

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Superb interface and easy use! I enjoy the peace of mind it provide to self custody more than everything.

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These guys are first class all the way. They do Bitcoin the right way, promoting self-custodial holding of BTC. The options they offer are stellar... many different ways to buy and sell.
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Excellent non custodial provider .
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I have used Bit Well for a long time made dozens of transactions and have had nothing but good results.
Recently I’ve bought &500 of bitcoin which was taken from me account. Several days later I received an email that my account is frozen. I contacted customer support and was told they didn’t keep why.
I would gladly change my rating to5 stars if my account was unfrozen and we could continue to work together again and continue with what once was excellent

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I have $1900 in there and wrote them that the site is not user friendly, I need some funds from the money I have in there but am not sure of what I'm doing.
I sent them an email with the instructions to close my account and send my money to " my wallet address"
The next thing I know they send me an email saying my wallet is empty, I have been scammed ???

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It is very easy to buy through ATM. The problem the length of time it takes to deposit at other end. Today it is 7 hours and still no coins. Looking for another provider as that is just not acceptable. The challenge I have with most tech companies is their cavalier attitude. They think they can just abuse the customers and that is just fine. Zero human interface. The feeling I get? Maybe I am wrong but do not think so.

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My first purchase went through but never ended up in my wallet. So that's $900 they lost me right off the bat. All they can say is it went through and don't know where it went through to and the issue was resolved without them telling me where my bitcoin went. I had to call my bank to try to cancel my second transaction when they left it in limbo.
Stay away from their service.

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first time user of this system I transferred money in today, got a fraud alert from the bank. it was 30 minutes before i got to it, and said yes. It appears the money is in my account. I was planning on sending it to a guy for rent. I did not give him the password yet. He said there was a problem that the funds are held. this is what he said to do. go to an ATM deposit the same amount into my account, then come back to my computer and sell all of it. How does that make sense? He said my money will be gone tomorrow if I don't go to the ATM to put more money in. I told him again, that makes no sense to me. Why would my money be gone and why would putting more money into the account change that. He said don't say i didn't warn you... I believe he is scamming people and using bitcon to hide. the only way I discovered this was I send a note to the AirBnb manager and asked her if she knew Luca Petrucci, she said, no never heard of him, she and her husband own the property and only rent on AirBnb, not long term rentals, then we knew it was a scam. Luca told me I have to scan a bar code at the ATM to deposit the money, I said who is the bar code with. He said because he made the reservation it had to go into his reservation number. I said, but that means my money goes directly to you. He said but that's because the reservation is under me. strange, if he owns the property and we are doing month to month why is there a reservation. I told him I did not want to go to an ATM machine and put in more money. He said well that he's going to write to Bitcon Well and tell them he told me I would lose my money and that he warned me. The whole thing sounding more and more like a big scam to me. so if anyone has some advice or support or information, I'd appreciate it. Will bitcoin Well take the funds I have in my account. Can Luca petrucci get access to that money I have in my account without the passcode? I don't know. I'm hoping not.

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Absolutely great service.
I found the staff very helpful and knowledgeable about bitcoin.
I will be back when I decide to buy some more.
I had a big problem and tought I lost my money, someone called me (kinda fast) personally to explain what happened and reassure me that I would get my money… I recommend bitcoinwell, very useful and a good Support…
So far so good.
Opened with a crypto purchase and establishment of "cold wallet". Good service. Corporate representative was capable but not encyclopedially knowledgeable.
Will see what develops. Happy so far that security issues have been covered as best as possible.
Have been dealing with them for years. I prefer to know the person I give my money to in exchange for bitcoin. They are very helpful. I hope to see them expand into more coins and services.
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