They overpaid on the network fee but that could just be a customer service thing.
Slow was the 5 sat/b but did not know that till I looked at the TX after the fact. All I saw was the USD amount.
Their slow option, overpaid by "only" a few sats
[per byte] at the time?
Yes, but at that point 1 sat/b would have made it into the next block.
AS OF THIS POST 1 sat/b will make it into the next block.
They have the USD rates as slow $0.13 and fast $0.20
So neither is a big deal, but who knows what happens when the blockchain gets filled again.
Depending on my mood, and free time, and where I am in relation to one of their ATMs I may or may not do a test when fees are a bit higher to see where they wind up.
Process was start buy on app, get price that is fixed for a couple of hours, go to machine, put in cash, get BTC.
You have to go to the ATM you picked out from the app.
It has a lot of steps in comparison to some of the BTMs I've seen
[a bit cumbersome].
Yes, but they have a NY BitLicense and have done all the financial / legal / reporting things that a financial business has to do, so they are a bit more structured.
No idea if it's all necessary but it probably makes the lawyers happy.
-Dave