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August 26, 2016, 03:06:01 PM
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i don't think that right now using bitcoin debit card is good for ever country because when i see in my country to use it not usable by everyone . alos thr insial chage quite high and also the shipping charge ..but the loading fund i can see is good rate but right now i prefer using virtual card
you must really missed so many debit card giveaway back then,just for example e-coin(now wirex),spectrocoin,or even cryptopay who giving out free physical/plastic debit card for free even they're not going to charge you for shipment,and there's no difference between plastic card or virtual if it's about the fees in my opinion
yes there is no different about fees ( only fees withdraw at ATM if you want cashout to real cash) at this point, using virtual card will cheaper for shopping online

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August 26, 2016, 03:11:02 PM
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Uquid has the lowest fees of them all, but they write bad English so I can't vouch that they are safe to use. Wirex has not lunched its free virtual card yet, it's still in the beta phase as of now. Cryptopay's fees are moderate and I've not checked out spectrocoin.

Yeah, it seem uquid not care much about languages. but i think it not important as far as i not read what they saying.
what we need from them is virtual card and service. so far. I still think uquid is best on market at this moment.
Hope we can get free Wirex card soon for test.
Cryptopay high fees
Spectrocoin scamming their customer did you know that (you should take care of them)

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1586595.msg15933748#msg15933748
https://archive.is/QUAuc

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August 26, 2016, 04:07:01 PM
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I will love to be a partaker of this but the issue I always have with this is the cost of transferring the fund in addition to the cost of maintenance coupled with the cost of conversion to my own currency. This added together would just make use local exchange platform and get my coins converted with little stress...
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