Can you buy small amounts of these presently sub cent coins?

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Quote from: paramind22 on September 20, 2016, 12:03:37 PM

I tried the same thing, "Cryptopia Scam," and got some hits on that. Do you think those people posting the reviews are maybe scam artists themselves working for someone else? How trusted is it by the community?

Cryptopia is a relatively trusted exchange. Not one of the biggest, but trusted. However the coins that they support may have viruses they skip over, and could cost them alot.

paramind22

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I tried the same thing, "Cryptopia Scam," and got some hits on that. Do you think those people posting the reviews are maybe scam artists themselves working for someone else? How trusted is it by the community?

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Quote from: J Gambler on September 20, 2016, 07:52:53 AM

Quote from: paramind22 on September 14, 2016, 04:32:06 PM

I would like to diversify and buy a bunch of coins that are presently worth around .9 of one cent to however low some of the other ones are.
What would be a good site to do it on with the lowest brokerage fees? What kind of fees are we talking about and how low can my investment
be per coin?

There some exchange website that-has big-and small amount for cheap alt coins or coins , try yobit , cex,oi and try to search also or if you-had exchange website that based on your country - buy cheap - sell high the best right

5% per month of you are going to invest it.

Just FYI in cex.io exchanger you need to make at least trades as big as 0.01BTC and i really doubt that the coins OP has in mind (cheap altcoins) are even listed there.

Also Yobit is one of the last exchanges that I will ever suggest anybody to use. If you want a small exchange service with a lot of coins listed, try cryptopia instead!

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Quote from: paramind22 on September 14, 2016, 04:32:06 PM

I would like to diversify and buy a bunch of coins that are presently worth around .9 of one cent to however low some of the other ones are.
What would be a good site to do it on with the lowest brokerage fees? What kind of fees are we talking about and how low can my investment
be per coin?

There some exchange website that-has big-and small amount for cheap alt coins or coins , try yobit , cex,oi and try to search also or if you-had exchange website that based on your country - buy cheap - sell high the best right

5% per month of you are going to invest it.

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Quote from: Ubiquoin on September 14, 2016, 08:25:37 PM

Try Yobit. There's lots of little (and big) coins there to throw your partial pennies at.

Watch out for the real shitty ones--and that's pretty much all of them. You can easily lose your whole investment. Stay far away from the one-satoshi club coins, and the ones that look like they're about to join up. There are so many bad ones on Yobit, but it's really not that bad of an exchange. Buy DOGE is my suggestion, or buy one of the bigger name ones. Litecoin, Dash, ETH. You might get lucky. You also might get anally owned, so watch out.

paramind22

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Thanks for the offer of help. I am not buying anything without due diligence. I believe in value investing. A coin has to have a value, a reason to have been created, and also have a good team behind it.

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yobit is full of every coins that may have exist in the crypto world and they also don't seems to care much about removing 0 volume coins. I am quite suprised on why you are trying to buy all those shitcoins without volume, most of the deadcoins will never rise again. Better you don't bag hold those shit/low volume/dead coins.

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As a fellow user of poloniex, I would recommend not using yobit.
Why?
Just type "yobit scam" on your search engine and you will understand. Yobit are known for slow customer support and may be scamming users. Even if they are not, it is very worrying about how they list altcoins.
You can suggest any altcoin you want and if you pay 0.1btc (free service is not guaranteed) the coin will be added.

This feature has been abused several times in the past through pumping and dumping, causing large amounts of people to lose their money.
If you still want to trade on yobit, be aware of the risks.

P.S if you are looking for advice on some good altcoins, I'm ready to offer help for free.
Obviously make sure you do your own research as well.

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Quote from: TraderETH on September 15, 2016, 03:36:58 AM

Quote from: paramind22 on September 14, 2016, 04:32:06 PM

I would like to diversify and buy a bunch of coins that are presently worth around .9 of one cent to however low some of the other ones are.
What would be a good site to do it on with the lowest brokerage fees? What kind of fees are we talking about and how low can my investment
be per coin?

You can try buying the coins on poloniex, fees trading on there is enough low too. I think you can buy the ripple coin because the price is stable than another altcoins and becarefull with scam coins. Please check before buy the coins.

Yes, I think I'll stick with them.

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Quote from: paramind22 on September 14, 2016, 04:32:06 PM

I would like to diversify and buy a bunch of coins that are presently worth around .9 of one cent to however low some of the other ones are.
What would be a good site to do it on with the lowest brokerage fees? What kind of fees are we talking about and how low can my investment
be per coin?

it doesn't matter in crypto currency exchanges because they charge a tiny amount of %%% fee.

in other words you can perchance 0.00010000BTC worth of that altcoin = $0.06 and only pay 0.00000020BTC fee. and that is the only fee that you have to pay to buy any of these altcoins and that is a percentage of your buy order size and it is usually 0.15% to 0.25% based on which exchanger you use.

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Quote from: paramind22 on September 14, 2016, 04:32:06 PM

I would like to diversify and buy a bunch of coins that are presently worth around .9 of one cent to however low some of the other ones are.
What would be a good site to do it on with the lowest brokerage fees? What kind of fees are we talking about and how low can my investment
be per coin?

You can try buying the coins on poloniex, fees trading on there is enough low too. I think you can buy the ripple coin because the price is stable than another altcoins and becarefull with scam coins. Please check before buy the coins.

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Quote from: Ubiquoin on September 14, 2016, 08:25:37 PM

Try Yobit. There's lots of little (and big) coins there to throw your partial pennies at.

this is a good idea and its true, in yobit you can found coins with the rate is only 1 sat and there are good movement for that coin but you still need to be careful because there is no guarantee that coin with rate 1 sat can give you a good profit. its about choosing the right coins that can make you a good profit.

paramind22

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I have accounts at both of those sites. Thanks.

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If you are not aware there is an altcoin bingo happening at Poloniex right now. There are sub cent coins that are being pumped that would sometimes reach + 500% or even more. Why not take a look and see if it is to your liking.

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Try Yobit. There's lots of little (and big) coins there to throw your partial pennies at.

paramind22

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I would like to diversify and buy a bunch of coins that are presently worth around .9 of one cent to however low some of the other ones are.
What would be a good site to do it on with the lowest brokerage fees? What kind of fees are we talking about and how low can my investment
be per coin?

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