nanaimogold, your site looks like what I'm looking for...will give it a try. Like the ease of it. I do want to say that you should really work on a more professional site design. My immediate reaction to the site was that it looked amateur and a possible scam. No offense i hope...just some constructive criticism.
cb
Topic: Trying to Understand Aurum Exchange (Read 1856 times)
Perhaps this exchange site is easier to understand.
The is no confirming of the account holder. In this way third party spends are simple.
https://www.nanaimogold.com/bitcoin.php
Currently offering more than Gox prices and no fees!
The is no confirming of the account holder. In this way third party spends are simple.
https://www.nanaimogold.com/bitcoin.php
Currently offering more than Gox prices and no fees!
For example at this moment when exchanging bitcoin to LR, i see:
Exchange rate: 1 = 86.00999
So i assume its correct. But offcourse the USD price is X percent lower than actual bitcoin USD price.
Exchange rate: 1 = 86.00999
So i assume its correct. But offcourse the USD price is X percent lower than actual bitcoin USD price.
I am intrigued by your service. It looks like I could load my prepaid debit with bitcoin and withdraw in cash? Is this right? The only thing that looked off was the exchange rate. Currently .02 BTC = 1.41 Euros. On your site it seems the exchange rate is .02 btc =1 euro. Is this right? I understand having a percentage increase for your profit, but that seems very large! Care to comment?
cb
cb
Cool! will check it out
You can exchange your bitcoins to Liberty with us on xmlgold
You're right, but I was assuming I could fund btc-e easily with bitcoin? I guess I am confused about the whole thing....
You're exchanging BTC-E USD in that screenshot, not BTC. I don't even see Bitcoins as one of the options on the site right now.
seriously dude, it says btc-e USD. a btc-e(the exchange) USD coupon code
I need to pay someone in Liberty Reserve. I have bitcoin. I found aurumexchange and went to their exchange page. For every one bitcoin that I pay it is saying that I will get one liberty reserve. See this screenshot: http://imgur.com/R7JHVqE
Now maybe I'm missing something here but I am pretty sure liberty reserved is not pegged to whatever price bitcoin happens to be. Can anyone explain this to me? I want to pay someone the equivalent of $200 in liberty reserve. What (approximately) should I put in for bitcoin? I'd expect 2+ at the current rate, but will I get the the equivalent of $200 in liberty reserve?
thanks,
cb
Now maybe I'm missing something here but I am pretty sure liberty reserved is not pegged to whatever price bitcoin happens to be. Can anyone explain this to me? I want to pay someone the equivalent of $200 in liberty reserve. What (approximately) should I put in for bitcoin? I'd expect 2+ at the current rate, but will I get the the equivalent of $200 in liberty reserve?
thanks,
cb
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