bittylicious is the easiest way possible mate since all you do is enter the wallet address, the amount you want and then transfer the money! Do you have ID? which bit are you struggling with?

Figured it out I think, yeah but I don't think it counts, passports out of date and that seems to be the one they all look for. Might put it out of my head till that's sorted

bittylicious will let you buy without verifying you ID but you'll only be able to buy small amounts each time until you build up your limit. My driving license was out of date so I had the same issue at first but once you can get verified it takes all that hassle out.

If you need a wallet I've found electrum easy to use or some people just send the btc straight from bittylicious to lb so if you can't get the hang of wallets you could give that a try just to see how it goes for you on here :)

this method explained by TGT is the easiest way - https://littlebiggy.org/viewSubject/p/4775239?gotoPost=Q45RHPNG

best of luck mate hope you get something sorted!

Right so I found out BTMs are a thing so that's the way I'm going to have to go i think, do you know if electrum is still the way to go if I buy bitcoin that way? Sorry to still be harping on but I google told me electrums no good for noobs? Brains turning to mush trying to wrap my head around it all ha

I found electrum easy when I was new mate but I only use laptop, if you on smartphone then using one of the popular wallet apps will probably be easier. Any wallet that allows sending and receiving of bitcoin will do the job bud so find one that looks easiest to you :)

I use coin corner in uk easy to use and put money in and send with BTC only down side is fees when paying in and when sending but I’m sure you get that on every site you can download an app but you don’t need to, you can spend up to 100£ A day Without using I.D

Bittylicious Is the easiest

Hi Bud as you can tell there are many good people on here that will help people out. I personally use coinbase. as i find it the easiest to use, once you get past the verification stage. the only advice i can give you when opening a BTC account is don't rush it. sometimes it pays to sit back and relax. while the id process is going through. hope you found your way Bud regards Gaz

On Coinbase Pro i am paying 50p for every £100 exchanged in Bitcoin. If you have a bank account that can do faster payments and have 2 pieces of ID then you can signup to Coinbase Pro. Bittylicious is a big help but you will pay more in fees using them, they ask for ID too so you may as well cut out the middle man there and then. The aim of the game is to acquire your Bitcoin paying as little fees as possible, and i think 50p for every £100 is hard to beat, which is why i have never looked anywhere else.

Do you pay a fee to put money in the account and then do you pay another fee to change it to BTC and then a BTC fee 0.0005 when sending to the seller I pay anywhere from 1-5£ to get the money in then loose Bitcoin when changing gbp to BTC as their price is inflated and it’s not the actually figure then I get charged again when sending does Coinbase pro only charge the 1 time 50p on every 100£?

There is no cost in putting money on Coinbase Pro. The fee is applied when you swap that money for Bitcoin. Which is 50p for every £100 as it stands now. I put in £300 the other day and it cost me £1.50. You have your normal wallet to wallet transaction fees but these can be kept to a minimum by customising the fee. One of my last fees on a £160 buy was 28 cents. I spent £300 between 2 sellers and the fees all in were less than £2.50, from getting the bitcoin to sending it to the wallets. You will pay more than that on Bittylicious swapping £100 nevermind the transaction fees on top. Do it the right way once and never look back. Bittylicious is like getting a temporary filling while you wait on your appointment at the dentist to get a permanent one. It should never be the first option and it should never be promoted by sellers when better options are available.

I’m going to have to go with Coinbase then as with CoinCorner when I put money in with debit card I’m charged 2.5% then when I buy BTC any thing over 50 and below 300£ is charged 3£ then when I send I get a 0.0005 transfer fee which is about 10£ now with BTC inflation all in all if I buy 2Qs on here for roughly 200$ it actually costs me about 200£ or more even tho 200$ is about 160£

Local bitcoin is pretty easy. its peer to peer. So you place an order and you will be giving a bank account to send the money to, once youve sent the money and marked it as sent the bitcoin will be released into your local bitcoin wallet. trust me its very easy and vendors will be happy to help

Doesn't sound easy, what do you mean by local bitcoin? I can't buy it online so I'm going the btm route, can you recommend a noob friendly bitcoin wallet? Tia :-)

Trust me it is, but an even easier way is a site called, changenow.io you literally select which currency you want to pay in so GBP i assume and the currency you want to convert it to BTC. Then you just put in your card details and a BTC addres to release the funds into and your sorted

here's an overview of the buying process for nooby biggaz ;}

0 click on items at the top of the page and explore!

1 select your item and press pay after you enter your shipping details you will find the

- the orders unique bitcoin address
- the amount of btc required

2 if you need bitcoins buy them at any exchange like paybis.com (or others like conimama.com, coinbase, bitpanda etc)

3 from your exchange send the required coins to the order address, you'll find this after you complete your order and press pay

you will see your order marked as shipped, usually within 1 business day.

if your order is not received within 16 days contact the escrow link.

if you need any help along the way just shout right back here. would also love feedback on this from a thinking bigga such as yourself.

Try Jaxx Liberty, that's what I use, can't comment on VFM but it's fairly straight forward to use. Good luck.

My celium Wallet is fine just send the coin to seller it will automatically add miner fee to the payment