Recent content by Lamb75

You can complain to Bank of Lithuania, maybe after having officialy complained to Bankera (they may have a form to do that on their website).

Correct but I think it is prohibited to discuss about this here. Maybe somewhere else on the website ?

My grand mother was once stopped and fined on a Swiss highway for insufficient speed. Don’t know if she was barred from Swiss nationality from then as she never applied for it.

Do they still come to see what candidates to Swiss nationality eat for breakfast ? They still did that 30 years ago but I don’t know what one is supposed to eat in the morning before becoming Swiss. Fondue ? Also this guy denied for speeding ticket did the usual mistake many migrants did in...

It will be interesting to see which services they still provide.

Exactly how are you regulated ? Aren’t you in Switzerland because you don’t have to be regulated there (“self regulation “) ? Or does FINMA know you exist ?

Regarding personal safety I think Baltic states are as much safe as Belarus (criminals either move to Western Europe due to possible heavy jail sentences at home in subhuman conditions, or they kill each other within the same family after getting drunk). There’s no rule of law in Belarus , thus...

Thanks. I will check Solaris’s EMI. Would you recommend anything non-free in Lithuania? I am EU resident. Revolut doesn’t want me (I lost a free card, trolled them about RGPD, so I will never enjoy their services…).

Thanks for the tip on Blackcatcard. It's not for me, as I don't trust Malta. Also, Paysera is good but has a zero tolerance for cryptos. I am looking for the equivalent of Blackcatcard in Germany or Lithuania.

I was using Kraken/Fidor. Now I need a replacement to Fidor (personal account), accepting EU tax residents. Any idea ?

Central bank of Lithuania is very helpful when funds are blocked due to financial difficulties of an EMI, as long as one can prove origin of funds.

I was thinking of Revolut when I read that, indeed. But who else would accept clients from Cuba in the EU ?

There's also annual Bierfest in Munich. I want to go there to experience it once, but I guess it will be too late to take the opportunity to visit Fidor offices.

If you are a taxpayer in Switzerland you should get in touch with the Swiss crypto valley (in Zug I think). There you should get names of banks which would accept your money. There is also Bank Frick in Liechtenstein which is crypto-friendly.

I still don't understand why BPCE bought it in 2016 : the concept of community talking about money is not only stupid but not suitable in France, where money is considered dirty. So they didn't even try to launch it in France, only in UK where I don't know why it didn't work. Plenty of...