use a another web wallet or an app wallet.
blockchain is too wide open and they have had ddos attacks over a wide span. it is only good to send multiple transactions at one time, thats why it is bombarded and they are seen as ddos attacks.
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i do not think blockchain is a good solution for long term, i think armory is good
Blockchain.info for a wallet with less than 1 BTC is okay. If you have more than 1 BTC, dont put all your Bitcoin into one place (especially Blockchain which is web based wallet). I would suggest you MultiBit for computer and Mycelium for Android. This is the two wallets I am using and have no problem with them before.
Blockchain.info for long term? For real? o.o Better off generating a paper wallet offline on bitaddress.org rather than trust an online wallet service provider for keeping funds in a long time. As for using their paper wallet, I'm not keen on how to generate one on blockchain.info as I use bitaddress.org more often.
I do not think blockchain is reliable, I think using BitcoinQT or a paper wallet is a better option.
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blockchain is secure enough for you, just enable 2 factor authentication, and if you want more secure wallet to store your btc you must try paper wallet or any hardware wallet
you can take a look on this site : https://bitcoinpaperwallet.com/
you can take a look on this site : https://bitcoinpaperwallet.com/
Is blockchain.info secure enough to store long term? Id like a link on how to create a paper wallet...
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