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Topic: Quick question on Btc-e fees (Read 728 times)
Deposit some money into BitStamp or something and then move it to BTC-E from there. Probably the safest and easiest way.
Yeah, nvm. I didn't see that on their page. 
You can probably still go through one of their 3d party services though.
You can probably still go through one of their 3d party services though. 
I don't think btc-e accept wires from US BANKS.
Well, most of the cost will probably be from your bank's foreign wire fee.
There's probably also a wire receiving fee on btces side. Their actual trading fee is only like .2% though.
There's probably also a wire receiving fee on btces side. Their actual trading fee is only like .2% though.
Hi Guys
I have a quick question about Btc-e fees,I'm in New York and I would like to deposit 500 Usd on my account,what is the fasted and cheapest way to do it?
Also if I want to deposit 500 usd how much will I get into the account after all the fees?
Thanks
I have a quick question about Btc-e fees,I'm in New York and I would like to deposit 500 Usd on my account,what is the fasted and cheapest way to do it?
Also if I want to deposit 500 usd how much will I get into the account after all the fees?
Thanks
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