$15 sending fee on coinbase, $22 on blockchain.

[Pain]

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This should be illegal, I'm only trying to send $350.

Coinbase email-> coinbase email only way I'll be buying via BTC anymore let me just say that.

 

Neither have SegWit implemented. Use a wallet that supports it.

 

[Eazy E]

Neither have SegWit implemented. Use a wallet that supports it.

They are soon adding segwit

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This should be illegal, I'm only trying to send $350.

Coinbase email-> coinbase email only way I'll be buying via BTC anymore let me just say that.

My site is almost done and you'll be able to send instantly with no confirmations since my wallets stop double spending

Only paying network fees

Oh and no one will see your public key

 

[ariabot]

Until LN is implemented, you should swap BTC -> LTC through GDAX (0 - 0.25% fees depending on whether you're a price maker or price taker) and then exchange LTC. It certainly doesn't help you're trying to send when Bitcoin is in the middle of an insane bull run, last week I was able to send for less than $3, and during the lull in September I was able to send a non-Segwit transaction for slightly over $1.

 

[fpla]

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This should be illegal, I'm only trying to send $350.

Coinbase email-> coinbase email only way I'll be buying via BTC anymore let me just say that.

Questions:

When sending btc with your "CB e-mail to another persons CB e-mail" are there 0 fees at all? Is it instant or...? Is it 100% irreversible like a normal BTC transaction? Does it show on blockchain/need to wait for confirmations?

 

[Alch]

Questions:

When sending btc with your "CB e-mail to another persons CB e-mail" are there 0 fees at all? Is it instant or...? Is it 100% irreversible like a normal BTC transaction? Does it show on blockchain/need to wait for confirmations?

It's an offchain transaction, it's just sending a coinbase IOU. The problem with using coinbase as your medium is that they'll eventually ask questions about your transactions and then terminate their service to you after deeming you not in compliance (if you're using it for GP related transactions).

 

[fpla]

It's an offchain transaction, it's just sending a coinbase IOU. The problem with using coinbase as your medium is that they'll eventually ask questions about your transactions and then terminate their service to you after deeming you not in compliance (if you're using it for GP related transactions).

Is it irreversible and guaranteed just like a normal blockchain transaction?

 

[twistedtaco]

apparently u can xfer your coins from coinbase to gdax for no fee's then withdraw on gdax and pay no fee, if that makes any sense, my buddy does it all the time. Using the withdraw feature to put in the persons wallet address that your sending the crypto to.

 

[Baus]

I tried to send BTC to binance and it charges me $22 and then $16 back to coinbase for btc, it really is a crime thats so high for small day traders like me

 

[Hilfiger]

I simply swap my BTC for ETH when I'm cashing out on bittrex. (Fee for ETH is 8 times lower).

 

[Panda]

My site is almost done and you'll be able to send instantly with no confirmations since my wallets stop double spending

lol

 

[Eazy E]

lol

? why the lol

do you not believe me when I say my wallets dont allow double spending?

 

[Panda]

? why the lol

do you not believe me when I say my wallets dont allow double spending?

Yes pretty much

 

[Eazy E]

Yes pretty much

My wallets use green address functionality
This allows users to spend the Bitcoin, Litecoin, or ETH they receive without waiting for confirmations. If a double spending attempt is made the transaction confidence will drop to 0.00

Because my wallets use Green Transactions the transactions are guaranteed and can be used without any network confirmations, unlike coinbase, which requires 6 confirmations to full receive and spend your funds.

 

[Eazy E]

Yes pretty much

If you want more information on how we achieve this PM me

 

[Panda]

If you want more information on how we achieve this PM me

Is your wallet available somewhere on the interweb?