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Re: No Transaction Fee, No Confirmations?
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thionine
on 06/07/2012, 03:13:56 UTC
would they ever get included in the blockchain? or would they float around until someone decided to accept them into a block they've mined?

that's the same thing (1 question asked 2 different ways)

i'm going to take a complete guess: ~10 days without tx fees, ~3 days with them.


I guess it is. and the 'with them' you are refering to is with the miscule fee?
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No Transaction Fee, No Confirmations?
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thionine
on 06/07/2012, 03:04:04 UTC
So ive been wondering for a while, if i were to send lets say 500 transactions to the smallest probability bet on SatoshiDice individually with a php script or some such method and for the sake of saving what amounts to a fair percent of the money sent, didnt include a transaction fee on any of them, would they ever get included in the blockchain? or would they float around until someone decided to accept them into a block they've mined? If so, how long would that typically take and what would be the outcome if i included a miniscule fee instead (.00001 or some such number)?




Thanks a bunch,

Thionine
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Re: How to buy BTC with my Credit Card?
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thionine
on 04/07/2012, 06:01:10 UTC
https://liqpay.com/ <--- chrome is your friend for this Smiley you just need to link your card to your phone number, the exact system of paypal but they just use your phone number and OTP sms , once you link the card just go to btc-e.com and add some funds works great  i even got the funds add on 24 hours. Smiley

figured it out Smiley

Is there a limit on the funds transferred? i do want to deposit some quite large sums.
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Re: How to buy BTC with my Credit Card?
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thionine
on 04/07/2012, 05:23:27 UTC
Because credit card transactions are reversible and Bitcoin transactions are not, Bitcoin vendors just lose the money if there is a chargeback. For smallish deposits, you can try BitInstant: m/]https://www.bitinstan[Suspicious link removed]m/. They accept cash deposits at a large number of locations.

I assumed that paypal was the only reversible... not my credit card...

try with liqpay, works like charm with credit card, the only downside is the i only found one exchange that accept btc-e.com i buy some coins there with the credit card, they use this system.

Well if i could read liqpay Huh i might have a better chance of understanding... haha ill try though. thanks for the info! any other suggestions are welcome.
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How to buy BTC with my Credit Card?
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thionine
on 04/07/2012, 04:47:42 UTC
So ive pretty much run out of easy options at this point and i need to buy some bitcoins with my credit card. is there any way to do this?

Maybe like a service that will take a credit card deposit and turn it into a wire transfer to Gox?


Thanks,

Melvin
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Re: Surveys4Bitcoins: A new way to earn free BTC!
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thionine
on 29/06/2012, 02:19:48 UTC
set up a PPD widget making someone complete a survey before downloading, id use it!
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Re: I'm new to Bitcoins and can't seem to buy any...
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thionine
on 29/06/2012, 02:13:28 UTC
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Re: Can I avoid the 0.0005BTC fee?
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thionine
on 29/06/2012, 02:12:03 UTC
blockchain.info lets you avoid the fee with their wallet service.
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Re: Are Bitcoins legal?
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thionine
on 29/06/2012, 02:11:14 UTC
ofc theyre fucking legal...