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Tanko

Tanko

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Book to book transfer scares me since I've always anticipated that neither will claim fault if it doesn't work out and you'll lose the money.

Maybe there are ways to assure that doesn't happen but, I could see a headache. Of course to avoid this I'm paying the fees so.... 🤷‍♂️
 

BobbyFK

BobbyFK

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Book to book transfer scares me since I've always anticipated that neither will claim fault if it doesn't work out and you'll lose the money.

Maybe there are ways to assure that doesn't happen but, I could see a headache. Of course to avoid this I'm paying the fees so.... 🤷‍♂️
I can understand this and how it might be an issue
 

rolandcorts

rolandcorts

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Huge mistake to do this. You don't control the fee the first book will use when sending. Betus for example uses a small fee. Your transaction might not confirm for weeks. Or, your payout might be stalled if they decide to KYC etc. If you're taking a bonus that expires relatively soon, you'll have shot yourself in the foot.

To send BTC right now highest priority is only $4.

And if you are indeed that averse to fees and want to turn the funds over quickly, use LTC.

I'm constantly educating you guys like jjgold used to do on sex and rugs.
 

crusherrr

crusherrr

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Nov 5, 2021
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Most books want you to send an exact bitcoin amount.

.1041443 or something. If you withdraw an amount like $4,000 from a book- they won't send the exact amount that the other book wants. Better off just using litecoin so it confirms quickly and fees are minimal.
 

darthvader777

darthvader777

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Most books want you to send an exact bitcoin amount.

.1041443 or something. If you withdraw an amount like $4,000 from a book- they won't send the exact amount that the other book wants. Better off just using litecoin so it confirms quickly and fees are minimal.
Across the 13 books I use, no one has even required an exact BTC amount to be sent. Some will provide an amount (based on your anticipated $ deposit amount and their view of the current spot price), but that is out of convenience/courtesy and does not represent an obligation to meet.
 
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