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October 17, 2016, 06:58:24 AM
#54
I used the service of Bitwala a lot this year am I am almost pleased. One time they forgot the reference text (that's what the other side, the seller, told me). The only thing I don't like, is that they promise to proceed the transfers within hours on working days, but sometimes it takes more than 24 hours actually. So, this could be much better. All in all it's a great service. And, if possible, they should do payments to PaypLa accounts again, but I guess it was cancelled due to fraudulent actions. :/
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October 12, 2016, 06:20:03 AM
#53
any plans to make a USA version?

Yes, but don't terminate your regular bank account just yet. Cheesy US is the toughest nut to crack so far.
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October 11, 2016, 11:24:29 AM
#52
any plans to make a USA version?
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October 10, 2016, 03:35:00 AM
#51
can you pay uk household bills   with your site

Yes, you can. We've posted an article about paying your bills in the UK with Bitcoin via Bitwala, see here: http://about.bitwa.la/bitwala-coming-home/

Cheers
Jeff from Bitwala
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October 09, 2016, 05:20:44 PM
#50
can you pay uk household bills   with your site
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October 09, 2016, 03:15:09 PM
#49
Who is the card issuer? Where can I find the current btc/eur exchange rate?

The card issuer is MyChoice. You can see the current exchange rate in the top left corner after you log in.

So, to load the card with 1 BTC will cost for me: "rate in the top left corner" minus 0.5% = €393.71 (21.04.2016 17:14 UTC) - €1,96855 = €391,74 ?

Not quite. The fee is added. So in your example, to load up the card with €393.71 (= 1 BTC), you will be asked to pay 1.005 BTC = €395.68.

Maybe I was incorrectly expressed, but it is the same. In my example I have only 1 BTC (=€393.71), so I will get 0.995 BTC = €391,74.?

That is correct.
And don't forget the hidden fee 1% collected by BitPay for offering "the best" exchange rate. Right?


No, there is no hidden fee. We charge 0,5% for every transaction on top of the Bitcoin exchange rate that is quoted. And usually, the exchange rate is quite good compared to the main exchanges. And we're always working on getting a better exchange rate in the first place.
No, wait, I understand that YOU charge only 0,5% for every transaction but there is also BitPay between you and a customer and they charge additional 1%.

So your statements like "We have the lowest fees and the best exchange rate." and "We charge 0,5% (but saying nothing about additional paygate's fee)  for every transaction on top of the Bitcoin exchange rate that is quoted. And usually, the exchange rate is quite good (now it's usually, not always?) compared to the main exchanges." are untrue and it looks like you are trying to deceive your potential customers.

Sorry if there's any misunderstandings, let me explain you the process again:

The exchange rate that is stated on our website after login is the one we use. That is usually what you would get at the major exchanges, sometimes a little more, sometimes slightly less. We add our fee of 0,5% on top of that, and that's it. There are no hidden fees.
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October 09, 2016, 12:01:40 PM
#48
Who is the card issuer? Where can I find the current btc/eur exchange rate?

The card issuer is MyChoice. You can see the current exchange rate in the top left corner after you log in.

So, to load the card with 1 BTC will cost for me: "rate in the top left corner" minus 0.5% = €393.71 (21.04.2016 17:14 UTC) - €1,96855 = €391,74 ?

Not quite. The fee is added. So in your example, to load up the card with €393.71 (= 1 BTC), you will be asked to pay 1.005 BTC = €395.68.

Maybe I was incorrectly expressed, but it is the same. In my example I have only 1 BTC (=€393.71), so I will get 0.995 BTC = €391,74.?

That is correct.
And don't forget the hidden fee 1% collected by BitPay for offering "the best" exchange rate. Right?


No, there is no hidden fee. We charge 0,5% for every transaction on top of the Bitcoin exchange rate that is quoted. And usually, the exchange rate is quite good compared to the main exchanges. And we're always working on getting a better exchange rate in the first place.
No, wait, I understand that YOU charge only 0,5% for every transaction but there is also BitPay between you and a customer and they charge additional 1%.

So your statements like "We have the lowest fees and the best exchange rate." and "We charge 0,5% (but saying nothing about additional paygate's fee)  for every transaction on top of the Bitcoin exchange rate that is quoted. And usually, the exchange rate is quite good (now it's usually, not always?) compared to the main exchanges." are untrue and it looks like you are trying to deceive your potential customers.
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October 09, 2016, 06:07:16 AM
#47
Who is the card issuer? Where can I find the current btc/eur exchange rate?

The card issuer is MyChoice. You can see the current exchange rate in the top left corner after you log in.

So, to load the card with 1 BTC will cost for me: "rate in the top left corner" minus 0.5% = €393.71 (21.04.2016 17:14 UTC) - €1,96855 = €391,74 ?

Not quite. The fee is added. So in your example, to load up the card with €393.71 (= 1 BTC), you will be asked to pay 1.005 BTC = €395.68.

Maybe I was incorrectly expressed, but it is the same. In my example I have only 1 BTC (=€393.71), so I will get 0.995 BTC = €391,74.?

That is correct.
And don't forget the hidden fee 1% collected by BitPay for offering "the best" exchange rate. Right?


No, there is no hidden fee. We charge 0,5% for every transaction on top of the Bitcoin exchange rate that is quoted. And usually, the exchange rate is quite good compared to the main exchanges. And we're always working on getting a better exchange rate in the first place.
newbie
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October 08, 2016, 03:21:30 PM
#46
Who is the card issuer? Where can I find the current btc/eur exchange rate?

The card issuer is MyChoice. You can see the current exchange rate in the top left corner after you log in.

So, to load the card with 1 BTC will cost for me: "rate in the top left corner" minus 0.5% = €393.71 (21.04.2016 17:14 UTC) - €1,96855 = €391,74 ?

Not quite. The fee is added. So in your example, to load up the card with €393.71 (= 1 BTC), you will be asked to pay 1.005 BTC = €395.68.

Maybe I was incorrectly expressed, but it is the same. In my example I have only 1 BTC (=€393.71), so I will get 0.995 BTC = €391,74.?

That is correct.
And don't forget the hidden fee 1% collected by BitPay for offering "the best" exchange rate. Right?
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October 08, 2016, 04:36:26 AM
#45
How are your services different from other bitcoin debit card services out there?

We have the lowest fees and the best exchange rate.

We don't only offer a Debit card, but also bank transfers and bill payments worldwide!

Cheers
Jeff from Bitwala
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October 04, 2016, 09:48:39 AM
#44
How are your services different from other bitcoin debit card services out there?
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October 03, 2016, 10:54:17 AM
#43
what ver1 month?
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September 28, 2016, 02:44:59 PM
#42
You are offering interesting and useful service but I can already pay the bills with my Bitcoin  Visa debit card so at the moment I don't have the need for it and the provision is much smaller. But in case that I would need your services, just tell me if this is applicable in.all European countries or there are some restrictions?

Our service is available in all European countries, no restrictions.

Cheers
Jeff from Bitwala
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September 28, 2016, 01:43:18 PM
#41
You are offering interesting and useful service but I can already pay the bills with my Bitcoin  Visa debit card so at the moment I don't have the need for it and the provision is much smaller. But in case that I would need your services, just tell me if this is applicable in.all European countries or there are some restrictions?
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September 28, 2016, 06:40:45 AM
#40
Didn't work under tails OS, so linux with firefox.
The side didn't load completely. Seemed to be connected to the server but endet in a white screen. Reloading and trying multiple times didn't solve the problem.

Hi,

your issue could be caused by some Firefox Plugin that is used in Tails, possibly NoScript. Hope that helps you identify the problem, we're not experiencing any trouble on our side.

Cheers
Jeff from bitwa.la
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September 26, 2016, 03:39:57 AM
#39
Didn't work under tails OS, so linux with firefox.
The side didn't load completely. Seemed to be connected to the server but endet in a white screen. Reloading and trying multiple times didn't solve the problem.
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September 26, 2016, 02:11:40 AM
#38
Dear anubizz,

We can't confirm what you are stating.

What is that OS/ browser combination you are using?

Do you mind sharing an error message or screenshot of your problem.

Please let us know more about, we are happy to investigate and fix.

Kind regards,
Bitwala Team
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September 26, 2016, 01:17:02 AM
#37
Your side seems not to work the last three days. Do you have problems to keep it working or are there other problems?
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Whats the difference when you choose

Recipient Type: Individual or Organisation ?

From which country will the money be sent ?

Kind Regards

Hi,

the distinction is only important for international bank transfers. From which country the transfer comes from depends on the country you send it to, you can't generalize. If that's a really important information, please send an email to [email protected] with the receiving country, and we can probably tell you more.

Hope that answers your questions!

Cheers
Jeff from Bitwala
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Whats the difference when you choose

Recipient Type: Individual or Organisation ?

From which country will the money be sent ?

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