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Title: Bittylicious price Post by: NightMareSeekers on January 16, 2015, 10:32:56 AM So I've been using bittylicious and i cant get over the fact that bitcoin is now at 140 but on bittylicious you have to pay 169 per bitcoin....why is it so expensive? im going to look for another site.
Title: Re: Bittylicious price Post by: BitCoinNutJob on January 16, 2015, 10:44:06 AM So I've been using bittylicious and i cant get over the fact that bitcoin is now at 140 but on bittylicious you have to pay 169 per bitcoin....why is it so expensive? im going to look for another site. does the price take into account the recent drop? maybe the risk of price shooting up is higher atm. Title: Re: Bittylicious price Post by: newIndia on January 16, 2015, 10:54:59 AM So I've been using bittylicious and i cant get over the fact that bitcoin is now at 140 but on bittylicious you have to pay 169 per bitcoin....why is it so expensive? im going to look for another site. What about when u go to sell ? Do they give similar higher price ? Title: Re: Bittylicious price Post by: Pugsly on January 16, 2015, 11:54:32 AM So I've been using bittylicious and i cant get over the fact that bitcoin is now at 140 but on bittylicious you have to pay 169 per bitcoin....why is it so expensive? im going to look for another site. Bittylicious have always sold coins for a big premium. That's just the price you have to pay if you want to use them. Have you tried buying bitcoins from the currency exchange here? Title: Re: Bittylicious price Post by: Sempiternalbitcoin on January 16, 2015, 03:24:45 PM I've just made a thread about this and I'm astonished about the price I thought bittylicious finds the cheapest from localbitcoins?
Title: Re: Bittylicious price Post by: Syzygybit on January 16, 2015, 04:20:49 PM Don't use bittylicious becase they dont have any protection for the buyer the buyer could simply send the bank transfer and the seller can not complete the trade and never turn up again you just lost all your money.
Title: Re: Bittylicious price Post by: justforbtc on January 16, 2015, 04:31:25 PM why not try circle.com or coin.mx?
Title: Re: Bittylicious price Post by: gigatux on March 13, 2015, 03:20:23 PM Don't use bittylicious becase they dont have any protection for the buyer the buyer could simply send the bank transfer and the seller can not complete the trade and never turn up again you just lost all your money. Sorry to drag this up, but this is just FUD. Bittylicious holds all coins in escrow. If the seller runs away, your coins are still in escrow and we can release them to you.Title: Re: Bittylicious price Post by: bluudz on April 08, 2015, 08:20:08 PM I'm more concerned about the selling price. I wanted to sell some coins to Bittylicious, but there only seem to be the option to sell directly to provide and the price for bank transfer is quite under the market price. Do I miss something or is this the only option to sell there?
Title: Re: Bittylicious price Post by: gigatux on April 08, 2015, 10:38:20 PM I'm more concerned about the selling price. I wanted to sell some coins to Bittylicious, but there only seem to be the option to sell directly to provide and the price for bank transfer is quite under the market price. Do I miss something or is this the only option to sell there? Selling in exchange for Amazon vouchers isn't usually much under the "market price", but at the end of the day, the selling option on Bittylicious (for UK bank transfers) isn't that popular yet, so liquidity isn't that great. We're working on it. |