So I posted couple weeks ago and didn't get any responses not sure why. But I need help with the Bitcoin process I know how to transfer but haven't in a while and I'm hearing the way I did. It before no.lonher works. I used to go bank to coinbase to block chain to nitrogen I'm now bearing coinbase and block chain are allowing is this true? Is there a better method? Please help me out as I'd like to have money in my account before football season starts ......
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So I posted couple weeks ago and didn't get any responses not sure why. But I need help with the Bitcoin process I know how to transfer but haven't in a while and I'm hearing the way I did. It before no.lonher works. I used to go bank to coinbase to block chain to nitrogen I'm now bearing coinbase and block chain are allowing is this true? Is there a better method? Please help me out as I'd like to have money in my account before football season starts ......
So I posted couple weeks ago and didn't get any responses not sure why. But I need help with the Bitcoin process I know how to transfer but haven't in a while and I'm hearing the way I did. It before no.lonher works. I used to go bank to coinbase to block chain to nitrogen I'm now bearing coinbase and block chain are allowing is this true? Is there a better method? Please help me out as I'd like to have money in my account before football season starts ......
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Quote Originally Posted by Whiteybulger617:
So I posted couple weeks ago and didn't get any responses not sure why. But I need help with the Bitcoin process I know how to transfer but haven't in a while and I'm hearing the way I did. It before no.lonher works. I used to go bank to coinbase to block chain to nitrogen I'm now bearing coinbase and block chain are allowing is this true? Is there a better method? Please help me out as I'd like to have money in my account before football season starts ......
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i've got a few people getting together this weekend to finally figure this thing out...bank to coinbase to blockchain to book is the way i've been told..and vice versa...if this is no longer the way to go, i'm not gonna bother...there's a guy on here, vanzack, i think his name is that knows the ins and outs...the only problem i see is that i have a local bank and that may take a few days to verify or whatever they call it ...bank of america should be no problem...i'll post next week if this thing goes ok
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i've got a few people getting together this weekend to finally figure this thing out...bank to coinbase to blockchain to book is the way i've been told..and vice versa...if this is no longer the way to go, i'm not gonna bother...there's a guy on here, vanzack, i think his name is that knows the ins and outs...the only problem i see is that i have a local bank and that may take a few days to verify or whatever they call it ...bank of america should be no problem...i'll post next week if this thing goes ok
I normally go creditcard to coinbase and then straight to the book from there. There seems to be a small fee involved. Not sure if it's because I'm using a CC or if that's just how coinbase is.
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I normally go creditcard to coinbase and then straight to the book from there. There seems to be a small fee involved. Not sure if it's because I'm using a CC or if that's just how coinbase is.
I figured out Bitcoin for the first time this morning. Took about an hour. I setup a Coinbase account and deposited instantly using a credit card. From Coinbase, I sent Bitcoin to BreadWallet. From BreadWallet, I deposited right into 5Dimes. Went pretty smoothly, although the fees were way higher than I was expecting. My initial deposit into Coinbase carried a 3.99% fee, and then the exchange rate changed, and then they were fees going from Coinbase to BreadWallet, and BW into 5Dimes. By the time I got my money in I had lost about 10%. Is this normal? Any way to reduce the fees along the way? I love the idea of using Bitcoin for deposits given the amount of reported fraud on 5Dimes, but losing 10% along the way isn't going to work for me. For this first try, I went with a pretty small amount of money since it was a test and I didn't want to risk screwing up with a larger sum of money.
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I figured out Bitcoin for the first time this morning. Took about an hour. I setup a Coinbase account and deposited instantly using a credit card. From Coinbase, I sent Bitcoin to BreadWallet. From BreadWallet, I deposited right into 5Dimes. Went pretty smoothly, although the fees were way higher than I was expecting. My initial deposit into Coinbase carried a 3.99% fee, and then the exchange rate changed, and then they were fees going from Coinbase to BreadWallet, and BW into 5Dimes. By the time I got my money in I had lost about 10%. Is this normal? Any way to reduce the fees along the way? I love the idea of using Bitcoin for deposits given the amount of reported fraud on 5Dimes, but losing 10% along the way isn't going to work for me. For this first try, I went with a pretty small amount of money since it was a test and I didn't want to risk screwing up with a larger sum of money.
I've always done it thru savings account takes few days which blows but I only have a savings account that wife doesn't know about. the fees are always going to be there no matter the method u use .
How do u cash out using a card for deposit do they return to card ?
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I've always done it thru savings account takes few days which blows but I only have a savings account that wife doesn't know about. the fees are always going to be there no matter the method u use .
How do u cash out using a card for deposit do they return to card ?
From the research I did: Deposit to Coinbase, send from Coinbase to a wallet, then from your wallet to the book. I saw some people added another layer by transfering from their wallet to a blockchain before going to the book also. I didn't do that and it worked fine.
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Quote Originally Posted by Whiteybulger617:
So what's the best way to do it?
From the research I did: Deposit to Coinbase, send from Coinbase to a wallet, then from your wallet to the book. I saw some people added another layer by transfering from their wallet to a blockchain before going to the book also. I didn't do that and it worked fine.
I've always done it thru savings account takes few days which blows but I only have a savings account that wife doesn't know about. the fees are always going to be there no matter the method u use .
How do u cash out using a card for deposit do they return to card ?
I haven't cashed out yet- but from my understanding, the funds would go from the book to my wallet, and then from my wallet to Coinbase, and then Coinbase will return it to my card. I am linking up a savings account also.
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Quote Originally Posted by Whiteybulger617:
I've always done it thru savings account takes few days which blows but I only have a savings account that wife doesn't know about. the fees are always going to be there no matter the method u use .
How do u cash out using a card for deposit do they return to card ?
I haven't cashed out yet- but from my understanding, the funds would go from the book to my wallet, and then from my wallet to Coinbase, and then Coinbase will return it to my card. I am linking up a savings account also.
The sportsbook will give you the address to cut and paste. You then enter it on the Airbitz website and it now knows where you want the bitcoin to be sent.
No paper trail because it's an anonymous address to an anonymous address using bitcoin in place of paper money.
I hoped this helps,
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The sportsbook will give you the address to cut and paste. You then enter it on the Airbitz website and it now knows where you want the bitcoin to be sent.
No paper trail because it's an anonymous address to an anonymous address using bitcoin in place of paper money.
It's listed on the reputable lists of wallets. Are they better than their competitors ? I have no idea, I can tell you I've used them with no problems. It was a smooth transaction.
GL whatever you choose
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It's listed on the reputable lists of wallets. Are they better than their competitors ? I have no idea, I can tell you I've used them with no problems. It was a smooth transaction.
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