That's great, i haven't found Bitcoin ATM in my city yet, but when i see one i will use it for sure. But i have some questions for you.

1.- How high were the fees on that ATM?
2.- Were the fees based on a % of the transaction or were they constant fees?
3.- How much was the minimum transaction?
4.- If you make a depo in bitcoin does it wait for 1 confirmation to give you the cash?

So.. if you actually utilized a Bitcoin ATM.. probably describe your experience in utilizing one? The only quote that is borderline about your experience is just that you were happy when you found out that your region had a Bitcoin ATM lmao, and the rest of the thread is pretty much just fillers.

Fabricated stories, liars want to earn merit income by cheating scams.
 
OGsmall pls you post one I want to hear more of your story, you are a drama film big producer so the audience won't understand. If you feel like you are still living in a fool's paradise, but remember that everyone is a fool and everyone understands this trap of yours.

I think this is a fabricated story because though the initial ban placed on cryptocurrency in Nigeria have been lifted but regardless of that the physical exposure of Bitcoin hodlers is minimal in Nigeria because a lot of people are still afraid if the ban that was lifted isn't a strategy to apprehend crypto investors and in Nigeria most people talking about Bitcoin or investing on Bitcoin are rather anonymous than being visible to the public and a user here @PytagoraZ has confirmed that the images are gotten from Google so you should come out with more convincing stories rather than fabrications.

Op, you have the responsibility to clarify @PytagoraZ findings, including the source from which you took the photo. Your story is starting to be doubted by other users because there are elements of lies in it, stop claiming something you never did. Answering @seoincorporation's question will probably remove other users' assumptions that you have spread lies here with images downloaded from Google.

The first time I ever used a bitcoin ATM was in Japan, back in 2019 when there still were some ATMs. It was surprisingly easy and I got the coins real quick. The fee was also still "ok" compared to later experiences in other countries and ATMs.

Back then I paid like 6% in fees which of course is not low but also below standard, at least in Asia.

In Taiwan I used ATMs a lot to get money for living expenses and so on, because my credit card ran out of time and I was basically stuck there until Japan reopens the border (covid time).
The fees though have been horrendous. At the first ATM I used in Taipei the fee was like 15-18% for buying, and similar for selling.
And 1 time I sold a little bit of btc for around 400$, which was around 12000NT$ local currency. For some reason the ATM was out of "big bills", 1000NT$ is the biggest common bill, so it gave me 120 100NT$ bills. That was quite stressful and took a long time cause the bills came out one by one.

Lucky I later found a much better ATM which had better fees, but still around 10%  . And for some reason all ATMs stopped buying btc and just sold (as well as other currencies), that was quite annoying.

I haven’t had the chance yet to explore a Bitcoin ATM. I'm not aware if there is one already in our country, and if there is, it might be far from my location or only available in the capital.

Hi OP, can you provide additional details or evidence to support your claims, such as a picture of yourself at the ATM or a transaction receipt?

Anyway,  I found this typical process on the internet for using a Bitcoin ATM:
1. Verification: Some machines require some form of identity verification. This could be a simple SMS verification or even ID scan in some cases.
2. Provide Bitcoin Address: You’ll need to enter your Bitcoin address, usually by scanning the QR code from your digital wallet.
3. Insert Cash: Insert the amount of cash for which you want to buy Bitcoins.
4. Confirm Operation: Confirm the operation and check your Bitcoin wallet for the new balance.

It’s always a good idea to be aware of the fees before making a transaction; fees can vary greatly depending on the Bitcoin ATM provider.

Well, that's nice you already tried to use one I mean a must try sort of thing as an enthusiast but I am wondering about the fees, as we all know transaction fees over an ATM is overpriced I've heard of it here in my country when my fellow countrymen used one some years ago.

I'll be honest: I would never use one of those machines for a few reasons: first of all usually they have very high commission compared to an exchange, and that for me would be more than enough to avoid them. Secondly, I would add also a security problem: someone could wait outside and follow you home with the intent to rob your wallet. Maybe that was the first time you ever bought bitcoin, maybe you have a ton of them at home, who knows, that person for sure doesn't know and could have his own ideas about what you own...