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January 19, 2017, 07:36:11 PM
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Wut?

No BTC is not at all the cheapest way to send money!
Cheapest way to send money is clearly paypal, it's fucking free ^^
BTC has lots of good aspects but don't invent additional ones xD
Bitcoin may be a cheaper system if you include the value of the time you spend filling out forms for PayPal.

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January 19, 2017, 08:54:58 PM
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I, too feel it's unreasonable, my current average fees is 0.0001248 something. I don't agree to that, if I'm sending a TX then I'm paying 0.0001 MAX... and although confirmations are slow there estimation is awful.. so it would take 6 blocks for a TX with 0.0001 fees "no, in 99% of the cases".
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July 20, 2017, 06:51:32 PM
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Please who can guide me to any bitcoin wallet service that does not charge for miner's/transaction/network fee for sending bitcoins??? i really need it it ASAP

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July 21, 2017, 08:18:49 AM
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Please who can guide me to any bitcoin wallet service that does not charge for miner's/transaction/network fee for sending bitcoins??? i really need it it ASAP
There is no such thing. The required fees for inclusion are not determined on a per-wallet basis. You should do some research to learn why fees are needed, and how to calculate the recommended fee-rate. Some wallets allow you to fully customize your fee (e.g. Bitcoin Core) and even send with zero fees. However, a transaction with zero fees is likely to never confirm.

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