Quote from: 1base58 on June 27, 2013, 09:44:47 PM

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Also use a semi-online wallet blockchain.info. It's a good wallet for newbies.

+1 for blockchain.info
Client side encryption, email backups, and yet dead simple to use.

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Does anyone know a good wallet that is newbie friendly and with no fee?

If you really object to paying a 5c fee, then expect your transactions to take a day or more to get confirmed. Blockchain.info has the benefit that it acts like a supernode in broadcasting the transaction out to as many nodes as possible, so even without a fee >90% of the Bitcoin nodes are aware of your transaction and will likely process it when they are idle.

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OP needs no fees

And blockchain.info supports no fees, it also prompts you to confirm so if you have no fees set by default, and you do initiate a more time sensitive transfer, it's just 1 click to add the standard BTC0.005 fee.

Just to correct you: the standard fee is 0.0001 but blockchain.info hasn't updated so it is set at 0.0005. You kind of lost one 0.