Be aware that when you send 0.0074 to the miner that helped you, since the output is less than 0.01 BTC, the bitcoin network will require you to pay a 0.0005 fee. This leaves you with 0.0021.
I know, tough life, I guess 
I have some scrap BTC from µBTC sites to help fund the cost. But at least I've got some BTC, learned the lesson and stopped watching the ads.Be careful. Depending on how much scrap you have and how small the value is of each scrap output, you could find that they significantly increase the size of the transaction to the point where you are paying a "per kilobyte" fee. At that point, the transaction could end up costing you more than 0.0026 meaning you might not have enough available to cover to cost to send the miner their "fair share".
I am aware of the "per kilobyte fee" but it seems rather a suggestion, at least at this stage. I've seen transactions in tens of kilobytes with just a 0.0005 BTC fee added going through and confirmed, and, after all, free transactions also exist. Bitcoin project is still in its rise and at this point I don't think miners should complain about not receiving the "suggested" fee as they are raking most of their revenue from block creation and not from transaction confirmation fees. Later, as the Bitcoin project ages, the topic on the fee amounts probably will become more and more significant.
