Best websites for trading digital currencies

[stex2009]

Now I have some BTC, FTC, NMC, LTC and some other coins in my different wallets. I would like to trade these currencies frequently and have all of them in one place for easy access.

Two websites I saw,
BTC-e and cryptsy. Say, now I want to convert all my coins to BTC, BTC-e charges 0.2% on each transaction, and 0.001 BTC for BTC withdrawal.

What's the best place to do trades like that? and what are the fees involved in each of them?

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[daybyter]

I wouldn't keep them in one place. If this site goes down for any reason, your coins might be lost.

[superresistant]

My favorite is https://mcxnow.com/ because it's damn fast.

[stex2009]

My favorite is https://mcxnow.com/ because it's damn fast.

Looks good but only supports a few coins. How much do they charge for withdrawal? Say I convert everything to BTC and want to withdraw.

[superresistant]

My favorite is https://mcxnow.com/ because it's damn fast.

Looks good but only supports a few coins. How much do they charge for withdrawal? Say I convert everything to BTC and want to withdraw.

They charge the normal fees for a transaction.

[petrjanda]

I just did a CSRF attack against mcxnow.

Good to know our private personal data is in the right hands 

[superresistant]

I just did a CSRF attack against mcxnow.

Good to know our private personal data is in the right hands 

What do you mean ?
Could you explain ?

[petrjanda]

I created a HTML form on my computer and submitted it to mcxnow, and it created an account. I've never actually visited mcxnow. I suppose the same would work for login.

Oddly enough, on this page https://mcxnow.com/about.html they are talking about how their system is protected against CSRF.

Could it be they are talking out of their arses.