Topic: Bitcoin debit card - page 104. (Read 293872 times)

i have a problem with e-coin

when i send BTC from my blockchain to another account in e-coin i got error " invalid address "
i ask my friends to generate more address but the same problem


i try to send from my e-coin to their e-coin i confirm the transection but the balace still the same
for example i have 0.1 BTC  when i send 0.05 the balance still 0.1BTC i didnt see any transection

i have one more question

can i register new account with different email and name in same IP and same computer ?
i want to make new account for my friend and try my self to send BTC

regards!

Thanks for the clarification.
Your point is correct about choosing the suitable time for the top up. It can handle the risk of the exchange rate change.
E.g. if you top up the card when BTC is 1000 USD and after the price falls to 500, you still have the fiat amount on your card exchanged on the 1000 USD price, so you won 50% compared to the others who use the direct exchange type cards.

Checkout your card is completely verified and check If they have customer service center for immediate response and you can do by OTP password and I suggest you to go with Coinbase or Bitplastic debit cards they are very good and concern about customer's security and very fast in transactions. you can withdraw also a country currency in anywhere in the world.

it is possible that the merchant does not accept that particular card, so your first point of contact should be the merchant, and if you don't find an answer there, then e-mail [email protected]

no worries, mate, glad that it's all sorted and clear

In the name field when using the card for online purchase you should enter the name as it written on the card ("Anybody"). The registered name/First Name & Last Name ("Jo Average") will be used for card verification, in order to upgrade your status/increase the limits.

It turned out that I had 1 transaction last week, so it's just my mistake.
I'm sorry for this, next time I would do a recheck before asking any question.
I am really sorry

[email protected] from your registered e-mail - that way we would be able to check. this forum is only good for general enquiries, not card or account specific ones.

we know it can, as quite a number of our customers do it. That said, it's not done via our service, so, we cannot really comment or help much there - you can do that at your own judgement and risk

your understanding is correct.

A couple of points to add / points you've missed:
a) it only takes a couple of clicks and a second to load the card with bitcoins - so, you can literally do that in front of an ATM. So, comparing this option to using a traditional exchange with a following bank transfer is not really comparing apples with apples.

b) unlike direct write-off from your bitcoin balance at the time of transaction, loading an e-coin card you have full control of the exchange rate. If you don't like the rate you see on the screen at that particular moment, you just don't load the card. With automatic conversion there is always a risk of catching a low BTC price at that particular moment

c) when talking about using an exchange and transferring the money to any other card - would you really pay no fees / smaller fees there? really? not to mention the hassle and waiting times involved

all addressed now.
understand your frustration about delays - they do happen sometimes. Yet, sending more e-mails and forum posts does not help much, in fact, it only causes confusion and delays - imagine a hundred customers sending 5 e-mails when only one is enough...

Yes, you can use this card to verify paypal account, read a story from OmegaStarScream how he got his paypal account verified.
To order the card just click on "GET CARD" on E-Coin.io web site home page. You can also come via this link and receive a 25% discount on ALL plastic cards (USD/EUR/GBP).

I am %100 sure that I did not doing anything last month

Absolutely correct, there are even debit and credit cards that have no fees at all and can be "tied" to some exchanges.
So you basically convert when it suits you and the cash is near instantly available for spending.
Of course there is a lot of thinking and manual labor involved.

this bitcoin debit card can verify paypal account?if it can.. how to have it? and i hope my paypal account will be verified

Now that's what I'm trying to say that:
Your card is a prepaid type card. This means for me that I have to top it up time to time, if I want to spend my money with it. If I top up that prepaid card, I exchange an amount of BTC to fiat, card will hold that fiat amount, if I'm right. After when I pay at a merchant, there is no BTC involved, it's only my fiat on the card and the merchant's transaction (payment in fiat).
If I have spent all my fiat from the card, I can top it up again with exchanging BTC from the wallet (or sooner, if I want)
So if all of the above is true, you have a fiat denominated prepaid bank card which can be topped up with BTC from a specific wallet quickly and easily.
My question is:
If I'm not in a hurry, I can sell my BTC's on any exchange and send the fiat to my regural bank account, to which I have my everyday bank card attached to. I can spend the amount I have exchanged with that regural bank card (even because it's contactless and I like PayPass very much), without extra costs for another card. Why then I need this kind of debit card?

I don't want to do marketing for your competitor, but I have another kind of BTC debit card that is attached to my wallet directly, so every time I do a transaction, the system uses the current exchange rate. But the main reason was for me choosing the other card was that I don't need to bother with topping up the card, as long as my wallet has enough funds, I'm OK to buy anything I want. But with your card if I haven't put enough funds on the card (even my wallet has the required amount) I won't be able to buy.

I don't want to talk about fees because both kind of debit cards has fees, so it's not a cheap thing yet if you want to play with these debit cards but I hope that in the near future these fees will become more affordable.

Please correct me if I have misunderstood anything in connection with your system, I just want to get a clear view about possible ways of paying with BTC debit cards.

Sent you multiple emails, but but can't see any progress. When I try to load the card, I get the following:
https://i.imgur.com/z52wXsZ.png
When I try to withdraw bitcoins back to my wallet, I get the following:
http://postimg.org/image/czgjn4j4t
Or this:
http://postimg.org/image/3kyujd971/
Or this:
https://i.imgur.com/J2BB3gD.png

My username is mantaselprj at-sign gmail.com

in theory, yes, and a lot of card holders do that in addition to (or just that), but this is not done via the service we provide, so, cannot really provide much help there - you can do so at your own judgement and risk

it is not a rate from any one particular exchange, and it is available in your account page

you should not be charged for months where you don't have any transactions (loading or spending). Are you sure you were charged for any month/s where there was NO card activity at all?