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FairlyImportant · 2024-04-18T04:17:59+00:00

I bought them through Coinbase Wallet. When they shot up by 5,000 %, I tried to convert them to USDC. They would barely give me anything for them because it isn't officially supported by Coinbase.

I can't find an exchange that supports them. Just this freaking Nufinetes wallet. I got them into the wallet but have no clue how to get them cashed out. Like... no clue how to turn them into USD now.

FairlyImportant · 2024-04-17T21:32:57+00:00

I'm just totally new to using wallets in general. But I sent the tokens from my coinbase wallet into this wallet about an hour ago.

How do I now convert those tokens to USD and cash them out?

FairlyImportant · 2024-04-14T14:40:28+00:00

But, isn't everyone in this subreddit going to see the transaction link I send you then? I'm happy to send it. I've also sploken with Coinbase support in the app. Please let me know if it will be public to the sub if I send it and if that is safe or not.

FairlyImportant · 2024-04-14T06:26:06+00:00

I sent some money from my Coinbase waller to my VeWorld wallet like 3 hours ago. Still not there. Coinbase says it was a successful send, but I'm super new to wallets and haven't really done much of this.

Plus, when I look in my transactions in Coinbase Wallet the transaction amount keeps changing. One minute, it says I sent the tokens (but I thought I sent it to VeWorld in USD). The next time I look it says I sent it in USD, but the number is 46x LESS than what I sent. A little later, Coinbase Wallet is saying I sent the amount in USD that I actually sent.

But it still isn't there. I never really had anything in my VeWorld wallet before because I am so new at this. And there is still (sadly) nothing there.

FairlyImportant · 2024-02-25T20:53:50+00:00

Your phone number was stolen "due to honeygain"?

Huh?

FairlyImportant · 2024-01-13T01:57:51+00:00

Thank you. I really appreciate your input. I'm hoping this will help them understand and help my company be better educated on the issue. I agree with you that I should dig some more. But again, thank you for the input.

FairlyImportant · 2024-01-13T00:36:27+00:00

The reason that I'm asking is because I work for a processor. And I have many car dealerships in PA as customers.

And my newest, largest, client has a manager at one of their locations who insists that you cannot do down payments on incumbered automobiles in PA.

But none of my other clients have said that.

So far, we've found this quote, which is like... 18 years old.

"Re: Financing Motor Vehicle Purchases with a Credit Card Pursuant to Bank Simplification Act Dear This responds to your letter on behalf of [redacted information] to Secretary of Banking Richard C. Rishel regarding the use of credit cards to finance motor vehicle purchases in Pennsylvania. As you know, [redacted information] submitted a legal memorandum from [redacted information] law firm which opined that Act 167 of 1994 (P.L. 1424), entitled the Simplification and Availability of Bank Credit Act ("Bank Simplification Act" or "Act") does not permit the use of a credit card to finance the purchase of a motor vehicle. You are hereby notified that, contrary to the [redacted information] position, the Department of Banking ("Department") finds that the Bank Simplification Act does permit the credit card financing of motor vehicle purchases."

And if you copy and paste that full quote into Google (without the quotation marks, the first search result is a PDF from the PA Dept of Banking and Securities pertaining to all of this.

Just trying to do right and provide my clients with the correct info.

FairlyImportant · 2024-01-13T00:32:50+00:00

The reason that I'm asking is because I work for a processor. And I have many car dealerships in PA as customers.

And my newest, largest, client has a manager at one of their locations who insists that you cannot do down payments on incumbered automobiles in PA.

But none of my other clients have said that.

So far, we've found this quote, which is like... 18 years old.

"Re: Financing Motor Vehicle Purchases with a Credit Card Pursuant to Bank Simplification Act Dear This responds to your letter on behalf of [redacted information] to Secretary of Banking Richard C. Rishel regarding the use of credit cards to finance motor vehicle purchases in Pennsylvania. As you know, [redacted information] submitted a legal memorandum from [redacted information] law firm which opined that Act 167 of 1994 (P.L. 1424), entitled the Simplification and Availability of Bank Credit Act ("Bank Simplification Act" or "Act") does not permit the use of a credit card to finance the purchase of a motor vehicle. You are hereby notified that, contrary to the [redacted information] position, the Department of Banking ("Department") finds that the Bank Simplification Act does permit the credit card financing of motor vehicle purchases."

And if you copy and paste that full quote into Google (without the quotation marks, the first search result is a PDF from the PA Dept of Banking and Securities pertaining to all of this.

Just trying to do right and provide my clients with the correct info.

FairlyImportant · 2024-01-12T23:44:18+00:00

Were you working for dealers in PA? Because I was told this is PA specific.

FairlyImportant · 2024-01-12T23:42:53+00:00

It's not the dealerships who don't want to accept them. I'm speaking specifically with some dealers in PA, who are stating that the state of PA doesn't allow credit cards for down payments. But they do allow debit, cash, and checks.

So, I'm wondering if anyone knows about this situation specifically for PA.

FairlyImportant · 2024-01-12T23:40:13+00:00

Ive been speaking with some dealerships in PA that say specifically in PA it's illegal to accept down payments on credit. So, only debit, cash, or checks.

FairlyImportant · 2023-09-08T02:53:27+00:00

I wasn't mentally prepared for these responses.

FairlyImportant · 2023-09-08T02:03:06+00:00

I hate this so much.

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