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utuxia

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Quote from: escrow.ms on November 30, 2013, 08:53:26 AM

Well the biggest difference between Localbitcoin and this site tradelist is, localbitcoin is very known and popular. People will prefer to buy from localbitcoins sellers than other site.

Tradelist is more for watching your profit or loss when trading crypto currencies.

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Removed, fuck i was drunk that day i think.

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Quote from: utuxia on November 30, 2013, 02:33:01 AM

Quote from: qwerty555 on November 30, 2013, 12:45:44 AM

What and where are the best transaction fee charges as of this date?

localbitcoins charge 1% but if you transact 1 coin if it reaches $10,000 that is $100 which would be prohibitive.

or at $2,000 which is not that far away $20

What are alternative options which are less expensive and equally secure / fast?

Checkout TradeList -- they have fees listed for all the major exchanges. usually around .02 percent.

Tha'ts really handy Thanks.

What are the drawbacks from using these compared to localbitcoin?

e.g

Limit/delay on withdrawing funds or receiving coin in your wallets?

Which are most user friendly?

e.g Simple online registration/ escrow accounts when dealing with 3rd parties

utuxia

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Quote from: qwerty555 on November 30, 2013, 12:45:44 AM

What and where are the best transaction fee charges as of this date?

localbitcoins charge 1% but if you transact 1 coin if it reaches $10,000 that is $100 which would be prohibitive.

or at $2,000 which is not that far away $20

What are alternative options which are less expensive and equally secure / fast?

Checkout TradeList -- they have fees listed for all the major exchanges. usually around .02 percent.

qwerty555

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What and where are the best transaction fee charges as of this date?

localbitcoins charge 1% but if you transact 1 coin if it reaches $10,000 that is $100 which would be prohibitive.

or at $2,000 which is not that far away $20

What are alternative options which are less expensive and equally secure / fast?

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