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>>28573454
>bitcoin goes up
>you just got lucky, you don't deserve it
>bitcoin goes down
>haha loser that's what you get for gambling
you can't have it both ways

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This is about technology please don't ban me again.

Hypothetically,

Let's say there is someone who is willing to give me money. There is nothing illegal going around,

This person is abroad. This person doesn't want to pay via btc. I have one prepaid and one debit card, and they registered to my name. They are non-US based.

I'll get paid in a different currency than my countries.

These payments might be 2-3 times a day at most, and nearly from someone completely different every time. Does it have a chance to turn and bite me in the ass? These payments won't be big amounts. Maybe 300-500 dollars a month.

How do I get the money? I can't just give my IBAN because it exposes my location. I don't want them to see my name, or know anything about me.

No paypal. Should I use Skrill? Anyone have any experience regarding that?

Thanks in advance.

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