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October 28, 2015, 06:49:10 PM |
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hello guys sorry for this very simple question hiw i can open btc account to recieve money on it sorry first time ever deal with btc
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Laosai
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October 28, 2015, 07:09:32 PM |
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hello guys sorry for this very simple question hiw i can open btc account to recieve money on it sorry first time ever deal with btc
You're lost dude! This thread should be on the beginners and help section ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=39.0) But personally I can suggest coinbase.com or blockchain.info as a starting bitcoin account/wallet as it was very easy to make.
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subzero1911 (OP)
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October 28, 2015, 07:14:15 PM |
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thx maty for ur help
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TheButterZone
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October 28, 2015, 07:42:41 PM |
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Don't use blockchain.info unless you want to lose your BTC.
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Saying that you don't trust someone because of their behavior is completely valid.
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Laosai
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October 28, 2015, 07:43:38 PM |
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thx maty for ur help
No problem! And next time you want to ask questions as you are a newbie, kindly refer to the link I provided above (beginners and help section link) so you'll receive much faster and more response there Problem solved? Lock this thread now.
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October 28, 2015, 08:00:50 PM |
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Do you have a mobile phone? There are plenty of Android and IoS wallets that are very user friendly and will have you rolling in minutes. Some of the most popular ones are Mycelium for Android and Breadwallet for IoS.
The problem with blockchain.info is that it depends on your own security being good as anyone can log in from anywhere if they have your details. Most people aren't so hot at keeping their machines secure.
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Mickeyb
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October 28, 2015, 08:25:01 PM |
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Don't use blockchain.info unless you want to lose your BTC.
I second this. Stay away from blockchain.info wallet. Watch couple of videos and read on the basics of Bitcoin to start and understand this first. Then you need to chose a wallet. I would suggest that you download Multibit for example. You can try Electrum as well but the GUI is nicer with Multibit. Then I would suggest you to watch some YouTube videos and tutorials. Just type Multibit Bitcoin wallet into Google and try to understand what happening. If you are still confused after doing this, come back and ask questions.
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Robben
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October 28, 2015, 08:28:54 PM |
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Instead, try one of these "hot" wallets: MyceliumGreenbits
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saturn643
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October 28, 2015, 09:12:24 PM |
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Wrong place..
But go here :
Www.blockchain.info you can open your own wallet.
Not forget to secure it like 2FA.
Do not use blockchain.info, their service is terrible and they tend to screw things up massively. Please do not use them. I recommend that you use a desktop wallet. I recommend that you use Electrum since it is lightweight and secure. You can go to the Choose your wallet page of bitcoin.org. They list good and trusted wallets their that you are recommended to use.
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subzero1911 (OP)
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October 28, 2015, 10:38:49 PM |
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what about xapo guys it is fees free and they offer credit card to cash out ur money from any atm do u recommend that guys
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October 28, 2015, 11:11:45 PM |
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what about xapo guys it is fees free and they offer credit card to cash out ur money from any atm do u recommend that guys
i heard xapo got hacked long time ago, and he comes back to open again their service, think again if want to use xapo.
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gentlemand
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October 28, 2015, 11:16:53 PM |
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i heard xapo got hacked long time ago, and he comes back to open again their service, think again if want to use xapo.
I can't see any mention of that anywhere. Not my cup of tea but plenty of people are using them. They're also insured against hacks but only if it happens at their end.
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October 28, 2015, 11:19:24 PM |
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what about xapo guys it is fees free and they offer credit card to cash out ur money from any atm do u recommend that guys
i heard xapo got hacked long time ago, and he comes back to open again their service, think again if want to use xapo. Its never hacked I am using this for long time working very good and very simple to use for any person even newbie
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subzero1911 (OP)
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October 29, 2015, 12:01:51 AM |
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ok guys i will use xapo looks prety cool i downloaded their app on my iphone and i will register a wallet thax for every for trying to help me out
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October 29, 2015, 03:05:36 AM |
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ok guys i will use xapo looks prety cool i downloaded their app on my iphone and i will register a wallet thax for every for trying to help me out Instead of Xapo, I would go with other wallets that does not involve the storing of Bitcoin with a third party. Main reason being they can freeze your account or steal it. Wallets like hive wallet gives you control over your private keys.
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Laosai
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October 29, 2015, 07:49:44 AM |
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what about xapo guys it is fees free and they offer credit card to cash out ur money from any atm do u recommend that guys
Personally I don't suggest xapo as they require an identity verification to able for you to send coins on other wallet and to be able for the wallet to become fully functional. It's just my own opinion as I hate verification shits online (for privacy purposes of course) but if you are fine with that verification thingy then go and use that wallet, who am I to stop you
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October 29, 2015, 07:52:39 AM |
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Everybody keeps suggesting "online" or "mobile" wallets...
Please, do yourself a favour and use a good, secure wallet.... Chances are you'll be using this wallet for a long time, so you'd better take a secure one.
If you have time, a good pc with plenty of recources, and unlimited bandwith, i'd suggest bitcoin core... If not, i'd suggest electrum or multibit HD. I personally find electrum easyer to use, but that's my personal opinion.
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October 29, 2015, 08:48:32 AM Last edit: November 27, 2015, 09:46:34 AM by ranochigo |
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Bitcoin Core would ultimately be the best choice for desktop wallet. They do not trust miners like what SPV do and is IMO the best full node that exist. SPV clients do trust miners unlike Bitcoin Core. The downsite of using Bitcoin Core is that a backup is required for every 100 transactions as it sends the change to a seperate address. Some SPV clients are hierarchical deterministic wallets. They generate the addresses from a seed which you backup the first time you use the wallet.
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October 29, 2015, 11:47:03 AM |
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hello guys sorry for this very simple question hiw i can open btc account to recieve money on it sorry first time ever deal with btc
you can just choose the bitcoin wallet according to your needs like if you want online wallet and offline wallet if you don't have much bitcoins then just choose offline wallet like blockchain.info.it's the best After signup you will get your own bitcoin address which you can use to recieve bitcoins
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October 29, 2015, 12:04:01 PM |
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hello guys sorry for this very simple question hiw i can open btc account to recieve money on it sorry first time ever deal with btc
you can just choose the bitcoin wallet according to your needs like if you want online wallet and offline wallet if you don't have much bitcoins then just choose offline wallet like blockchain.info.it's the best After signup you will get your own bitcoin address which you can use to recieve bitcoins What the hell? Blockchain.info is a offline wallet? It is the most absurd thing I have heard this week. It is definitely an online wallet and they do store your encrypted private key on their server. A offline wallet is a wallet that have not and will not ever connect to the internet. When going with an online wallet, blockchain.info should be the last you should go for.
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