Bitcoin Guide

Bitcoin is very discreet and secure, and can be sent in many different ways.
If you haven't used bitcoin before, there's a little bit of a learning curve.

You can use different options to send Bitcoin:

• Cryptocurrency exchanges like Coinbase or Kraken
• Apps like Cashapp or Venmo

I accept bitcoin for deposits to secure your appointment in my schedule.
However, instead of sending me the full deposit if you have not tried this before, I suggest sending me a small amount like $10 to get the hang of sending safely as bitcoin transactions are nonreversible.
I will let you know if I received the small amount of deposit or not. Then, once you succeeded in sending me the small deposit, you may then send the rest of the deposit to my bitcoin address that I will provide you.

• I will send you the QR code you can scan with your phone camera, and I will also send you the same address associated with that QR code

Using CashApp to Send Bitcoin

A visual of the Cashapp app, with the red circle on the area to click:

Open CashApp, then click the blue logo for Bitcoin.
At the top right there is the square symbol, which is for the camera.
Bring the camera to the screen and scan the QR code I will give you.
CashApp might ask you to verify your ID with a driver's license and your face, but if not, then you can purchase bitcoin to send.

• ** Note: I never reuse the same address for multiple transactions, due to discretion and security reasons to protect you. So the address I give you is specifically for you only

Once an address pops up in CashApp, make sure it is the same address as the one I provided you.

• WARNING! Do not try to manually type the address in, because there is a high risk of mistyping such a long series of letters.