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October 09, 2016, 10:42:38 AM
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Hardware wallets are safer way to store and have a check and balance of your bitcoins. If i can afford it i will definitely buy it, to keep the market alive of hardware wallets the makers should ensure that maximum users can afford it.

If you have  lots  of bitcoin to store  then  buying hardware wallets  would  not   be a  problem to you hence it wouldnt  cost you alot  with  it  as  long you are   ensuring  the security  of  your bitcoin. These  wallets are made  for  bitcoin users would tend  to use on storing  huge amounts because  web wallets are not advisable .

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October 09, 2016, 12:45:03 PM
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I always do trust the online wallet that i am using right now and i feel very comfortable using it so i see no point of buying a hardware wallet aside from spending more money i feel that it would be more hassle instead.


Please don't trust online wallet buddy. I have lost some btc in the online. After I have started using desktop wallet only for my transactions. Please check bitcoincore or electrum wallet to have multiple wallet address combine together in one.

You can't blame me sir because as far as i know the wallet that i am using is currently registered into their local barangays so they really must be following rules and aside from that they are verifying its users identity to prevent receiving money from frauds.
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October 09, 2016, 12:59:29 PM
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I always do trust the online wallet that i am using right now and i feel very comfortable using it so i see no point of buying a hardware wallet aside from spending more money i feel that it would be more hassle instead.


Please don't trust online wallet buddy. I have lost some btc in the online. After I have started using desktop wallet only for my transactions. Please check bitcoincore or electrum wallet to have multiple wallet address combine together in one.

You can't blame me sir because as far as i know the wallet that i am using is currently registered into their local barangays so they really must be following rules and aside from that they are verifying its users identity to prevent receiving money from frauds.

These rules of online wallets are only for the users holding the account and in case you receive money from a fraudster, they keep your account on hold and not the fraudster's account. It's better to use more than 2-3 online wallets to be on a safe side and if you are using coinbase/xapo, it's recommended to accept money from users whom you know else in doubt, use blockchain.

That's the reason people trust hardware wallets as your safety is in your hands.

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October 09, 2016, 01:13:28 PM
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I always do trust the online wallet that i am using right now and i feel very comfortable using it so i see no point of buying a hardware wallet aside from spending more money i feel that it would be more hassle instead.


Please don't trust online wallet buddy. I have lost some btc in the online. After I have started using desktop wallet only for my transactions. Please check bitcoincore or electrum wallet to have multiple wallet address combine together in one.

You can't blame me sir because as far as i know the wallet that i am using is currently registered into their local barangays so they really must be following rules and aside from that they are verifying its users identity to prevent receiving money from frauds.

These rules of online wallets are only for the users holding the account and in case you receive money from a fraudster, they keep your account on hold and not the fraudster's account. It's better to use more than 2-3 online wallets to be on a safe side and if you are using coinbase/xapo, it's recommended to accept money from users whom you know else in doubt, use blockchain.

That's the reason people trust hardware wallets as your safety is in your hands.

yes sir of course i do used blockchain but that was before when i saw that this wallet is really making a name on the philippines i started to used it and i was amazed on their service that made me to trust them, they can answer your cashout problems quickly and you can call them also for further questions then i've also researched their background and they were registered on the best business place in the philippines.
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October 09, 2016, 01:31:29 PM
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I always do trust the online wallet that i am using right now and i feel very comfortable using it so i see no point of buying a hardware wallet aside from spending more money i feel that it would be more hassle instead.


Please don't trust online wallet buddy. I have lost some btc in the online. After I have started using desktop wallet only for my transactions. Please check bitcoincore or electrum wallet to have multiple wallet address combine together in one.

You can't blame me sir because as far as i know the wallet that i am using is currently registered into their local barangays so they really must be following rules and aside from that they are verifying its users identity to prevent receiving money from frauds.

These rules of online wallets are only for the users holding the account and in case you receive money from a fraudster, they keep your account on hold and not the fraudster's account. It's better to use more than 2-3 online wallets to be on a safe side and if you are using coinbase/xapo, it's recommended to accept money from users whom you know else in doubt, use blockchain.

That's the reason people trust hardware wallets as your safety is in your hands.

yes sir of course i do used blockchain but that was before when i saw that this wallet is really making a name on the philippines i started to used it and i was amazed on their service that made me to trust them, they can answer your cashout problems quickly and you can call them also for further questions then i've also researched their background and they were registered on the best business place in the philippines.

I think you were referring to coins.ph web wallet , right? I do agree with their  services which is  very good for me hence they always  up to date and   their  support are also good and  regarding with other problems  you could easily contact them and they reply right away but still i wont  trust  to put huge amounts  because   as  ive heard  recently about  locking  of  wallet due to  anonymous transaction which is  somehow risky. For now  im not using  hardware  wallets  because  i dont have enough bitcoin to store.

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October 09, 2016, 02:25:25 PM
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Hardware can be dead anytime
i think software wallet is best because you can  make backup to save ur coin

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