https://anonymous-proxy-servers.net/blo ... anguage=en

The new Bitcoin service is a marvelous idea. Nice that you stepped forward!

Paysafecard does not want to be involved with Bitcoin.

http://themonetaryfuture.blogspot.com/2 ... -huge.html

May I ask, how did you solve it? How long will the Bitcoin service exist?

Our main business is the anonymisation service. The Bitcoin shop is only a very small extra. In this case it is accepted by paysafecard. We are not an exchange service like Mt. Gox.
We will see.

I don't know what to say. This is great! I think if your Bitcoin shop makes it way to the Bitcoin community or if you advertise (legally, welcome, free) in the BTC forum you will get a huge amount of interest.

Could you provide this as a donation forwarding service to developers and/or other legitimate (by your definition) projects like me?

Here is the plan:
- I register for a special landing page on anonymous-proxy-servers.net. The page will say something like "Here you can donate to adrelanos for Whonix".
- It's up to me to tell my users the landing page.
- My users enter a paysafecard code on anonymous-proxy-servers.net.
- You convert the code to BTC.
- You take a fee for the service.
- You forward to money to my personal BTC address.

Possible?

Yes, like this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=125816

No. Because of licensing requirements and orders by BaFIN we can offer Bitcoins only for our customers. Customers are only the user of JonDonym.

But you may go for a more easy way. Offer a Bitcoin address for donations and add an advice, how your user may buy Bitcoins and send it to your donation address with Paysafecard.

I am sure I will do this once the shop is up again.

The solution is still a bit suboptimal and I think I'll get few less donations and you get less fees. A pity. Not your fault.


I understand. Not your fault. Thanks for answering.