LOL you both need to fix your quoting I only said one line in all that:
... As soon as a bank charges a fee (even a small one like I get charged) it's suddenly a greedy bank ... so I guess ALL exchanges are greedy also since they charge more than my bank transfer costs? ...
Yes many banks are greedy and many charge ridiculous fees, but, well, find a way around it
Lucky that crypto's don't all charge any fees ... oh hang on
... As soon as a bank charges a fee (even a small one like I get charged) it's suddenly a greedy bank ... so I guess ALL exchanges are greedy also since they charge more than my bank transfer costs? ...
Yes many banks are greedy and many charge ridiculous fees, but, well, find a way around it
This is getting way off topic but for start, read this:
http://truecostofcredit.com/558231 and http://credit-card-processing-review.toptenreviews.com/v2/
If LTC can do it for <0.0N LTC flat ... sounds like a good deal to me.
Now, if we can build LTC "marketing" based on hard facts like numbers - how Panucci's Pizza can save 5K USD in transaction fees per year - then people get curious and start adapting LTC for real life use.
If Mr Panucci can buy flour for LTC, he has no need to go and feed the exchange or the bank.
LTC has 2 enemies at the moment:
1) unstable price
2) nonexisting real life use
BTC is no better but I like to buy coffee for BTC from http://bitbrew.net/
Hopefully they start accepting LTC soon.
If you really give shit about LTC, find a way how to spend it (exchange for goods and services) or convince your favourite shop keeper to accept it as a way to transfer funds.