Did you know there were bitcoin ATM's ???

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YES, there are bitcoin ATM's probably one close to where you live, there is also an opportunity to get paid for finding ATM sites !

 You can exchange dollars for bitcoin, and vice versa.  Fees vary per location, and are a little higher than traditional ATM's,  Also because this is such a new entity, you may want to call the location first to ensure the machine is still there, and to check the fee schedule,  You also may want to check whether you can just buy bitcoin there or buy and sell.
Check out this site for a location near you.  You can change your cash to bitcoin INSTANTLY !!

https://coinatmradar.com/

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