Topic: Bought another bitcoin... (Read 2257 times)
Planing to buy btc for 450$ and keep it till the new year comes, what do you think guys, how much profit will be?
As long as you are looking into the future we are actually very cheap. Granted, btc is going to fluctuate wildly like it has been ever since its inception. But, in 2 years, you will be saying, "remember when bitcoin was only 500 bucks" I think its smart to buy whenever you can afford it, even if it gets above 1k.. there will only be 21 million made so when it gets used by just 1 percent of the world, it will cause the price to skyrocket...
Buying only bitcoin is not gonna make you easy cash and profit over a small period of time.Help spread a word regarding bitcoin to your friends and family,tell them it's usage and how it's beneficial it is.
Western Union, really? There are tons of great exchanges and you select the most expensive way.
Don't have online bankingAre you UK based? Which bank are you in that doesn't have online banking?
Just curious, have the WU informed you why your transfer has been declined?
I think the decision right depends on each person. Believe in your viewpoint 
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Good for you why not go buy another one 
All said it will be a few more weeks or months to see how that trade works out in fiat terms but at this price it doesn't seem like that bad of a deal in my honest opinion.
All said it will be a few more weeks or months to see how that trade works out in fiat terms but at this price it doesn't seem like that bad of a deal in my honest opinion.
Western Union, really? There are tons of great exchanges and you select the most expensive way.
Don't have online banking 
Western Union, really? There are tons of great exchanges and you select the most expensive way.
Anything under $500 is cheap imo
I think it's a good buy, just hold it for some time and when the price goes up you could sell it .
Keep up the good work,make profit with the coins and add coins from the same profit.
With hindsight in a few years, this is going to be a fantastic investment level
Don't sell it, wait and don't check the price everyday
Don't sell it, wait and don't check the price everyday
I would consider it as a right decision,Just don't panic on some serious fluctuations and I am sure you are gonna make a decent profit in near future for sure
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From what I can see you seem to have made the right decision. Bitcoin should go back up again and if it does it will be good for you.
Price is a bit to high but if bitcoin hits $600 which is very likely, you did a good thing.
I think you have taken right decision all the best.
Its a good price, BTC will recover to 560+ in a month or faster. 50$ profit is minimum you should get, or higher.
If you have more funds I suggest you to invest more..Good luck
If you have more funds I suggest you to invest more..Good luck
Nobody can tell you if that's a great price but personally anything bought under $500 will net you profits
Edit: Maybe it's a blessing you couldn't buy. Price is dropping some
Edit: Maybe it's a blessing you couldn't buy. Price is dropping some
He said western union declined the transfer so i guess he not got the coin
Would you like to sell your bitcoin now since the price is dropping?
I will buy it from you today. PM me.
I will buy it from you today. PM me.
Nope bitcoin is going down now at $450
Western union declined my money transfer! WTFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
I had £436 in my bank . and £436 - £315 = £101 !!!
Nope bitcoin is going down now at $450
Hi, i just bought a bitcoin at the rate of £300 + £15 western union transfer fee. So in total thats £315 = $516. Good buy or not?
at the rate of £300 + £15 western union transfer fee. So in total thats £315 = $516. Good buy or not? Jump to: