Liang Xi talks about withdrawals
100% antifreeze and safe withdrawals in the cryptocurrency circle: Money changers in Hong Kong?
Someone asked in the background: Is it reliable to find a runner to exchange U for cash at a money changer in Hong Kong and then deposit it into a Hong Kong card?
I will answer: Although some people are already doing this business, I will not choose it. There are two risks here:
1. The money changer runs away. In my opinion, there is no difference between money changers in Hong Kong and C2C. Previously, a big customer at a money changer in Tsim Sha Tsui directly exchanged millions of U.S. dollars. The merchant received U and ran away from the back door. That’s right, the store didn’t want it. So, it’s not that having a store is stable;
2. Runners run away. The person in charge of running errands takes cash. It’s okay for small amounts, but can you be sure that he has no idea for large amounts?
In addition, there is another small problem, which is bank risk control. Although the probability is small, if the frequency of cash deposits is high or the amount is large, it may trigger the risk control system to provide a source of funds.
To sum up, if you have to choose to exchange money for withdrawal, I think it is okay for small amounts, but remember to accept cash instead of remittances. There are still some examples of exchange money being black money.
Now that the withdrawal problem is understood, how can you make 30 million yuan to withdraw money?
It's very simple, buy #bebe first
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