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Quote from: Bitcoin_Mafia_Me on January 31, 2015, 11:00:15 PM

Someone has probably already mentioned this, but online wallets are FAR less secure than offline wallets. I use Multibit as my offline
wallet. Sometimes I keep some Bitcoin on Bter.com for the daily interest it earns, but most of it I keep offline.

in my opinion any kind of wallet is going to be as safe as you make it. every one of them is going to have flaws. even paper wallet. you can easily lose the paper!

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Quote from: IV4NN on January 15, 2015, 09:00:48 AM

What is the best online wallet without any tax / fees.

Except for blockchain

BitGo.com is keep charging me to pay the miners

if you want, you can do it with wallet-QT too..

but if you set 0 transaction fee,
you have an high risk to get unconfirmet transaction!!!
and until the transactio remain unconfirmed, your btc are unavailable!!!
in addition to, you cannot delete the transaction.. so you can just to wait until the transaction become abandoned.
The transaction then disappears from blockchain.info/wallet as if it had never been made.
Now you can use your btc again.

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I think there is no wallet online without a fee, because they need maintenance and it requires funds

yeponlyone

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Try using coinbase's vault!

thebitcoinquiz.com

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Quote from: IV4NN on January 15, 2015, 09:00:48 AM

What is the best online wallet without any tax / fees.

Except for blockchain

BitGo.com is keep charging me to pay the miners

I just want to give you a friendly advice that, no matter which ever wallet you are using, make sure that you keep your wallet's backup with yourself and If the online wallet doesn't provide you with a backup then don't trust that wallet. Be safe!

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You can try blockchain.info. In the custom send you can set the miner fee and make it 0 if you so wish.

Paying less than the recommended is not advisable, the transaction may remain stuck.

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Quote from: Bitcoin_Mafia_Me on January 31, 2015, 11:00:15 PM

Someone has probably already mentioned this, but online wallets are FAR less secure than offline wallets. I use Multibit as my offline
wallet. Sometimes I keep some Bitcoin on Bter.com for the daily interest it earns, but most of it I keep offline.

It all boils down to the security management of the online wallet. Opensourced Online wallets such as Blockchain.info allows user to export their private key, enable two factor authentication and the private key is encrypted on their server. Sure, offline wallet is even more secure but blockchain.info is already secure for typical users.

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Someone has probably already mentioned this, but online wallets are FAR less secure than offline wallets. I use Multibit as my offline
wallet. Sometimes I keep some Bitcoin on Bter.com for the daily interest it earns, but most of it I keep offline.

Bitcoinexp

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You can send a transaction without fees with blockchain's wallet... but i wouldn't recommend it if you want the transaction to confirm within a span of an hour. If you're such a miser and can bother to wait a few days for the transaction to be rebroadcasted again and again until it confirms, knock yourself out.

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Quote from: Sindelar1938 on January 31, 2015, 05:53:15 AM

Blockchain. Info is the best in my book

Most wallets have the feature of not sending with a fee.

suman66

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do not try wallets without fees 10k sat fees is good if you want to conform transfer fastly otherwise it will take very long time

Sindelar1938

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Blockchain. Info is the best in my book

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Quote from: maurya78 on January 24, 2015, 01:19:32 AM

If not blockchain, then only Coinbase remains as a reliable, reasonably trustworthy online wallet service

Did you try Xapo ?
Did you check my poll at : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=929100.0;topicseen

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If not blockchain, then only Coinbase remains as a reliable, reasonably trustworthy online wallet service

picolo

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Quote from: SirChiko on January 23, 2015, 04:22:36 AM

Quote from: Yuki1988 on January 23, 2015, 04:11:48 AM

A normal bitcoin transaction will just cost you 0.0001 btc (only $0.02 at today's price). Unless you are going to make many transactions every day, why bother saving that little fee and getting into the trouble of long confirmation time?

It doesn't make sense to me also, why not pay these 2 cents and help the network, be sure that you won't have problem with confirmation and reward miners a lil bit on top?

You can use a 0.0001 transaction fee to send more than one transaction at once.

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Quote from: Yuki1988 on January 23, 2015, 04:11:48 AM

A normal bitcoin transaction will just cost you 0.0001 btc (only $0.02 at today's price). Unless you are going to make many transactions every day, why bother saving that little fee and getting into the trouble of long confirmation time?

It doesn't make sense to me also, why not pay these 2 cents and help the network, be sure that you won't have problem with confirmation and reward miners a lil bit on top?

Yuki1988

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A normal bitcoin transaction will just cost you 0.0001 btc (only $0.02 at today's price). Unless you are going to make many transactions every day, why bother saving that little fee and getting into the trouble of long confirmation time?

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hee-ho.

Quote from: BillyBobZorton on January 20, 2015, 04:20:25 PM

Quote from: okthen on January 19, 2015, 08:46:36 PM

What do you have against Blockchain?

This. Can't you select fees in Blockchain.info like you can do with the full Bitcoin QT wallet? last time I used BLockchain.info it was a year ago tho, I dont remember.

you still can.

just don't accidentally send all your btc using the quick send feature, I had to wait for hours the last time I did that. Sad

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Quote from: One Six on January 20, 2015, 04:54:03 PM

I recommend Coinbase.

Coinbase still has a fee but it's very easy to use even for people who have no idea what they're doing. To be honest, you shouldn't really be concerned about transaction fees unless you're trying to trade really small quantities of money.

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www.Crypto.Games: Multiple coins, multiple games

why OP still think of fee which i think is very low Tongue

still dont think any wallet bitcoin without fee

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