Topic: Taiwan Dollar exchange rates has BTC listing (Read 2211 times)
Yey! XBT FTW on xe.com! http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1g2er1/bitcoin_on_xecom/
last week I used their money transfer service XE-Trade to send money from GBP in the UK to € in Spain & to $ in the US, they were great for this with fantastic personal service over the phone & easy to set it all up via Internet, I shall ask them to look in to also taking/sending BTC deposits as part of their currency exchange & transfer services offered & will let you know their response
Good stuff, I started this just as a 'check this out' thread but glad folks found something to do with it.
I got more a similar reply. They wrote they don't do virtual currencies at this time.
As they explicitly wrote "at this time" it sounds a little bit like they would if demand was high enough.
As they explicitly wrote "at this time" it sounds a little bit like they would if demand was high enough.
XE.com sent an interesting reply.
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Hi Roger,
Thank you for your enquiry.
Unfortunately we don't list virtual 'currencies' in our services. If Bitcoin becomes a globally accepted standard, is traded openly on the currency markets, is assigned an ISO4217 currency code by the ISO and there are multiple and available rate sources, we may decide to include it in our services but we don't have any plans to do so at present.
Thank you for your interest in our company and services.
Sincerely,
XE Currency Services Team
Thank you for your enquiry.
Unfortunately we don't list virtual 'currencies' in our services. If Bitcoin becomes a globally accepted standard, is traded openly on the currency markets, is assigned an ISO4217 currency code by the ISO and there are multiple and available rate sources, we may decide to include it in our services but we don't have any plans to do so at present.
Thank you for your interest in our company and services.
Sincerely,
XE Currency Services Team
I suppose now we should try contacting the ISO4217 people about bitcoins.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217
I just sent an email to www.xe.com asking them to list bitcoins.
[email protected]
I hope the rest of you will email them as well.
Done - good idea BTW[email protected]
I hope the rest of you will email them as well.
I just sent an email to www.xe.com asking them to list bitcoins.
[email protected]
I hope the rest of you will email them as well.
[email protected]
I hope the rest of you will email them as well.
Wow, according to alexa:
I'd never heard of it because I always use xe.com... maybe I should email them about btc and cite exchangerates24.
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exchangerates24.com is getting 16,748 pageviews per day
I'd never heard of it because I always use xe.com... maybe I should email them about btc and cite exchangerates24.
Cool 
1 Thai Ladyboy = 3 BTC 
1 gr. of Opium = 1 BTC
1 Thaistick = 1 BTC
Is that overpriced?
How do the exchanges rate this stuff?
1 gr. of Opium = 1 BTC
1 Thaistick = 1 BTC
Is that overpriced?
How do the exchanges rate this stuff?
I wonder how they come up with all the non-USD currencies? Presumably they have to go through USD first, or use some non-USD exchange API. So why is USD rate down 9% but others only 1-2%... I would guess they are just lagging due to low trade volume.
I wish the Yahoo Exchange site would include BTC.
I wish the Yahoo Exchange site would include BTC.
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