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it is safe, I used it for a while but it's not perfect (mostly seems to underpay), but if you absolutely need to be paid through Paypal, it's the only solution I know that does that.

 

EDIT, under "withdraw", you have the choice to get what you mined, sent to your paypal account  :

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Please suggest miner software that give payment in USD rather than bitcoin just like software Winminer.

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It's so easy to convert your coins to USD though. There's coinbase, kraken, bitfinex, bitstamp, bittrex, and so many other exchanges and (some of them are) they're really easy to set up. You're gonna have to give whatever service you use your bank information and probably ID and proof of residence anyway.

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3 minutes ago, Energycore said:

It's so easy to convert your coins to USD though. There's coinbase, kraken, bitfinex, bitstamp, bittrex, and so many other exchanges and (some of them are) they're really easy to set up. You're gonna have to give whatever service you use your bank information and probably ID and proof of residence anyway.

Please clear you point ( I didn't understand). And bitcoin is discouraged in my country. Its not ban or anything but it is discouraged using. So I like to use software like Winminer.

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Only one I know that will pay in USD is WinMiner.

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7 minutes ago, Name Taken said:

None. You need to sell it for fiat currency yourself.

Seriously dude, you just like total surrender. Don't give up before even trying to solve a problem.

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Just now, LIQUIDFOX00200 said:

Please clear you point ( I didn't understand). And bitcoin is discouraged in my country. Its not ban or anything but it is discouraged using. So I like to use software like Winminer.

Almost every miner I know pays out in the currency mined. Anything that doesn't is untrustworthy in my opinion. And some exchanges allow you to sell your currency for USD, which you can then transfer internationally.

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Just now, wkdpaul said:

Only on I know that will pay in USD is WinMiner.

I never used Winminer. Is is good?? Is is a scam or dangerous or anything??? Is it safe??

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it is safe, I used it for a while but it's not perfect (mostly seems to underpay), but if you absolutely need to be paid through Paypal, it's the only solution I know that does that.

 

EDIT, under "withdraw", you have the choice to get what you mined, sent to your paypal account  :

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