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Topic: The terrible odyssey of trying to buy a small amount of bitcoins - page 2. (Read 684 times)

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I am amazed by how hard it is to get on with bitcoin.

Up to now.

My strategy:
  • install one desktop wallet
  • create one webwallet
  • buy some bitcoins from my webwallet using my bank acount
  • move the bitcoins to my desktop wallet
  • make a cold backup

just to see how this whole thing works

My result:
  • zero

Let's see:
  • Download Electrum that for some reason doesn't start on my pc, a problem that others have, too.
  • Installed Multibit on my pc. They seem to use some service called Glidera, to let you buy bitcoins, which just operates in the US (I'm in Europe). But I was going to use some internet wallet for that, so anyways.
  • Created a wallet with Blockchain.info Proceeding to buy, my bank told me there were 7 EUR costs for a 15 EUR transfer. I thought it was my bank's overated charges. Tried to connect a different bank acount. It was impossible. The bank acount is nowhere to see in my Blockchain.info profile.
  • Created second wallet with Blockchain.info in order to connect there a different bank acount only to find out Coinify (which is some other service that "helps" buy bc at Blockchain) connected without asking me my bank acount A to that 2nd Blockchain.info acount. Still not being able to see in my profiles WHICH acount is connected where, I have no picture of my own stuff, there.
  • My bank says it's Coinify's end that charges 6 of the total of 7 EUR. My bank only charges 1 EUR for the transaction. Coinify denies that. So there's 6 EUR that is going to slip into someones pocket and I have no idea whose pocket it is. For the time being I trust my bank saying that it's the other end charging it.
  • I created a wallet with coin.space, since blockchain.info is too unhandy with my bank acounts and their obscure charges. But I don't see no way of buying bc there.

So much about easiness and clarity and trust. And we are talking about money!

Any suggestion which monster I should visit next in this terrible Odyssey to by the miserable sum of 15 bloody bitcoins?
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