Quote from: Gemminyc on December 24, 2015, 10:14:02 PM

The fee is charged after the limit order is completed.
If you are a regular trader you may use this offer:

Quote from: Gemminyc on December 18, 2015, 04:02:19 PM

My friend is a 24/7 crypto-trader. He makes a living from it. As a regural client at https://btcto.money he received a Promo code which gives better exchange rate when used.

Everyone can use this code, however there are some rules to follow. Here is my friend's quote
"The code can be used only once per customer. So if you have access to couple different paypal accounts (family,friends) you can use it more than once, otherwise you can use it just once"
So if you have access to more paypal account, you can probably make some good money on this...

The promo code is: xZy15wKq

Basically you can buy bitcoins (for $450 each) at https://www.coinbase.com and sell at https://btcto.money with the promo code xZy15wKq (for $515 each). But you can do it only once (the offer is limited to 1 use per paypal account).

If you have enough Bitcoins you can make some good profit.
For example buying 20 Bitcoins at $450 and selling them at $515 will bring around $1300 profit.

smells like scam, don't do this...

Quote from: maokoto on December 24, 2015, 08:18:02 PM

I have been operating on coinbase exchange (BTC/EUR pair) for some weeks now. I have noticed that if I make an instant buy or sell, a small fee is charged.

However when I make a bid or ask and put a limit order, no fee is charged (at least I do not see it). Is it really so

maybe just read their faq ? =P They have 0% maker fee and 0.25 taker fee Wink

So if you place limit orders, which get filled after some time, there is no fee for you Wink

In addition your taker fee can be lowered by volumen, but it is really strange rule for that, so I hope they wil change this soon: https://exchange.coinbase.com/fees

Edit:
And another thing you should know about coinbase. They do not allow you to send bitcoins to gambling sites and also not to localbitcoins https://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/1905681-localbitcoins-and-coinbase