Also transfer to debit cards
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2173417
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Thanks, that's great. Bitcoin is really capturing the market.
I will have to try WebMoney out sometime then.
I will have to try WebMoney out sometime then.
Can you pay with WMX (mBTC) directly on any shops that accept WebMoney? I suppose it converts the currency to whatever the merchant wants, like PayPal?
Never used WebMoney before.
Yes, If shop accepts WMZ and you have only WMX, webmoney will prompt for automatic market conversion of needed amount based on internal market bid/asks Never used WebMoney before.
Can you pay with WMX (mBTC) directly on any shops that accept WebMoney? I suppose it converts the currency to whatever the merchant wants, like PayPal?
Never used WebMoney before.
Never used WebMoney before.
AFAIK, they don't have problems with wires at all
This is very interesting for the economy.
If Paypal don't jump aboard and start accepting Bitcoin funding pretty soon WebMoney will completely own this market.
AFAIK, they don't have problems with wires at all
:cool: Here is my new Bitcoin purse at webmoney (last)
Do you know if they have a good track record of sending wires to foreign banks in Europe ?
In my case I'm thinking of doing a transfer to a UK bank that I use.
:cool: Here is my new Bitcoin purse at webmoney (last)
Wow. Webmoney represents new title units (derivatives) WMX. 1 WMX == 0.0001 BTC
http://blog.wmtransfer.com/en/blog/wmx-the-new-type-of-title-units#.UZTBX0CMdYC
https://wmx.webmoney.ru/en-US#
http://blog.wmtransfer.com/en/blog/wmx-the-new-type-of-title-units#.UZTBX0CMdYC
https://wmx.webmoney.ru/en-US#
One correction to the above post. 1 WMX = 0.001 BTC or 1mBTC as some others like to call it.
So this appears to be fiat backed crypto currencies pegged to both the USD (WMZ) and Euro (WME) that can be traded for Bitcoins.
This sounds like a really good idea so long as the companies backing them are trustworthy.
Webmoney has large number of currencies: WMZ (USD), WME (EUR), WMR (RUR), WMU (UAH) and even WMG (Gold).
All they are available now to directly and legally exchange to and from WMX (Bitcoin).
So, are you now bullish, or does this not impact the wave count going forward?
Wow. Webmoney represents new title units (derivatives) WMX. 1 WMX == 0.0001 BTC
http://blog.wmtransfer.com/en/blog/wmx-the-new-type-of-title-units#.UZTBX0CMdYC
https://wmx.webmoney.ru/en-US#
http://blog.wmtransfer.com/en/blog/wmx-the-new-type-of-title-units#.UZTBX0CMdYC
https://wmx.webmoney.ru/en-US#
One correction to the above post. 1 WMX = 0.001 BTC or 1mBTC as some others like to call it.
Webmoney has large number of currencies: WMZ (USD), WME (EUR), WMR (RUR), WMU (UAH) and even WMG (Gold).
All they are available now to directly and legally exchange to and from WMX (Bitcoin).
All they are available now to directly and legally exchange to and from WMX (Bitcoin).
What conversion rate will they use for WMX? Base on what? MtGox? ;-)
Whatever its users decide?
Webmoney has large number of currencies: WMZ (USD), WME (EUR), WMR (RUR), WMU (UAH) and even WMG (Gold).
All they are available now to directly and legally exchange to and from WMX (Bitcoin).
All they are available now to directly and legally exchange to and from WMX (Bitcoin).
What conversion rate will they use for WMX? Base on what? MtGox? ;-)
So this appears to be fiat backed crypto currencies pegged to both the USD (WMZ) and Euro (WME) that can be traded for Bitcoins.
This sounds like a really good idea so long as the companies backing them are trustworthy.
Webmoney has large number of currencies: WMZ (USD), WME (EUR), WMR (RUR), WMU (UAH) and even WMG (Gold).
All they are available now to directly and legally exchange to and from WMX (Bitcoin).
Webmoney is larger than yandex money
Yandex money hard-attached to only one currency - RUR. It cant operate with other currecies, while Webmoney operates with large number of currencies, now including Bitcoin.
Yandex money hard-attached to only one currency - RUR. It cant operate with other currecies, while Webmoney operates with large number of currencies, now including Bitcoin.
So this appears to be fiat backed crypto currencies pegged to both the USD (WMZ) and Euro (WME) that can be traded for Bitcoins.
This sounds like a really good idea so long as the companies backing them are trustworthy.
I personally trust more on yandex also yandex is not just money transfer business so is harder to shut down
Webmoney is larger than yandex money
Yandex money hard-attached to only one currency - RUR. It cant operate with other currecies, while Webmoney operates with large number of currencies, now including Bitcoin.
Yandex money hard-attached to only one currency - RUR. It cant operate with other currecies, while Webmoney operates with large number of currencies, now including Bitcoin.
If yandex accept BTC that can be HUGE
Direct trades WMZ (USD) <=> WMX (BTC) started at http://wmeng.exchanger.ru/asp/wmlist.asp
Kinda russian paypal
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