Best way to get Stirling (bank notes) into Bitcoin in Thailand

[JaseTheBass]

Does anyone have any ideas about what the best way to convert my Stirling banknotes into Bitcoin is?

 

I exchanged some baht to Stirling before the idiots voted to ruin the UK and thought I may as well see if I can use Bitcoin to recover my losses.

 

Sent from my Cray II supercomputer

 

 

[speedtripler]

Bring  it to superrich and they will give you thb 

Bank the thb and buy bitcoins as usual? 

[JaseTheBass]

Bring  it to superrich and they will give you thb 
Bank the thb and buy bitcoins as usual? 

Or just bung it straight into my Kbank account to save mucking about.

I was hoping there was a nice elegant solution, but I guess simple is best.

Sent from my Cray II supercomputer

[bazza73]

Convert to AUD, and you won't do too badly. Or Swiss francs. They seem to appreciate every time there is a global crisis.  IMHO, bitcoins are like the South Sea bubble or the tulip craze. If you want to trust a block of computer code, good luck.

 

[jacko45k]

On 8/26/2017 at 0:16 PM, JaseTheBass said:

Or just bung it straight into my Kbank account to save mucking about.

I was hoping there was a nice elegant solution, but I guess simple is best.

Sent from my Cray II supercomputer
 

Well he is trying to get you a slightly better rate for it.  Not really mucking about.

[ThailandLOS]

11 hours ago, bazza73 said:

If you want to trust a block of computer code, good luck.

 

I suppose your bank keeps your funds in ironed Stirling notes, nicely stacked up in piles to be ready for you :)

 

Did you know that less than 10% of the fiat currency in circulation is paper money- the rest is a block of computer code kept on the banks server. But let's trust the bank, right?