Hello everyone. I'm quite new to the world of Bitcoin and I just got here around the 2nd week of Nov. I always go to websites like bitvisitor.com, dailybitcoins.org, coinad.com, bitcrate.net and chromaticcreative.net/bitcoin/kabm/ to name a few so that I could get some free bitcoins and somehow get involved or learn new things from the Bitcoin world
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But as I read the bitcoin wiki, I've learned that by default sending bitcoins would deduct a 0.5mBTC unless the transaction is smaller than 10KB and all outputs are 0.01BTC or larger
Right. So but that is a per-transaction, not per-coin. So you might have dozens and dozens of these 1mBTC, but when sending all of them at once, you only pay 0.5mBTC. So just let them accumulate and the amount of the fee gets smaller and smaller as a percent the total transaction amount.
But bitcoin wasn't built for microtransactions. Sure you can do them inexpensively today, consider it to be mostly just a temporary occurrence.
0.5mBTC is still less than a penny.
If you want full control, you can use a different client that doesn't impose a minimum fee.
Blockchain.info/wallet is one such wallet.
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http://Blockchain.info/walletYou can even import all your existing private keys into Blockchain.info/wallet and spend there. (Or use the Blockchain.info/wallet's desktop sync browser plugin to sync the private keys).