How much do block chain and or betcris charge for bitcoin withdrawals/wallet deposits

**Buffalo Nickle** · 03-02-17, 08:25 PM

Originally posted by bigbadbilll007

withdrew a thousand pound fro betcris to blockchain. checks my chain an theres only 981 pounds in

do cris charge for the currency conversion when converting from gbp to dollar then btc. or has price dropped over few hours?

i never checked my blockchain for a few hours like after making withdrawal

That's the fluctuation in price. It is like using an internet stock as currency. You can't let it sit for even 15 minutes if you can help it. Like I said, there are some ugly surprises along the way.

**bigbadbilll007** · 03-02-17, 08:33 PM

Originally posted by Buffalo Nickle

That's the fluctuation in price. It is like using an internet stock as currency. You can't let it sit for even 15 minutes if you can help it. Like I said, there are some ugly surprises along the way.

yes ill stay close to me computer next time haha. left it for a few hours

**bigbadbilll007** · 03-02-17, 08:34 PM

is there any good sites for giving you reliable news on how btc is faring that hour/day

**Optional** · 03-02-17, 08:36 PM

It has moved in the range 1250 to 1270 in the last few hours.

You'll probably have 1020 pounds by morning.

**bigbadbilll007** · 03-02-17, 08:39 PM

Originally posted by Optional

It has moved in the range 1250 to 1270 in the last few hours.

You'll probably have 1020 pounds by morning.

not now ive put it in another account ha

**bigbadbilll007** · 03-02-17, 08:39 PM

doughhhhhhhh

**bigbadbilll007** · 03-02-17, 08:40 PM

whats the worst and best swings you have seen or/and experienced

**Buffalo Nickle** · 03-02-17, 09:44 PM

Originally posted by bigbadbilll007

whats the worst and best swings you have seen or/and experienced

It drops by 15% in 15 minutes fairly often.

**Waterstpub87** · 03-02-17, 09:55 PM

You can set blockchain to send a text when you receive. That way you can transfer quick to avoid price movements.

**bigbadbilll007** · 03-02-17, 10:01 PM

Originally posted by Waterstpub87

You can set blockchain to send a text when you receive. That way you can transfer quick to avoid price movements.

in block chain its saying 987 initially went in . not the 1000 i withdrew. any ideas were 13 pound went

**vinndy** · 03-02-17, 10:07 PM

Originally posted by bigbadbilll007

in block chain its saying 987 initially went in . not the 1000 i withdrew. any ideas were 13 pound went

Check fees, $10 sounds about right.

**Buffalo Nickle** · 03-02-17, 10:25 PM

Originally posted by bigbadbilll007

in block chain its saying 987 initially went in . not the 1000 i withdrew. any ideas were 13 pound went

I got clobbered on my transfers into Bookmaker. Not sure how they value bitcoin. It may be different than how blockchain values.

**bigbadbilll007** · 03-02-17, 10:27 PM

Originally posted by Buffalo Nickle

I got clobbered on my transfers into Bookmaker. Not sure how they value bitcoin. It may be different than how blockchain values.

yes that seems to be the problem. ive noticed a difference with neteller and blockchain is well

**Waterstpub87** · 03-02-17, 10:29 PM

Originally posted by bigbadbilll007

in block chain its saying 987 initially went in . not the 1000 i withdrew. any ideas were 13 pound went

That works out to like a 1% fee. It is most likely price movements during send, or they base off a different price when they send. Sometimes it works in your favor. I sent from Blockchain to heritage multiple times and had extra money on the switch.

**Optional** · 03-02-17, 10:38 PM

Originally posted by bigbadbilll007

in block chain its saying 987 initially went in . not the 1000 i withdrew. any ideas were 13 pound went

The CRIS group use a third party bitcoin payment processor that costs a bit under 1% they say.

**Buffalo Nickle** · 03-02-17, 10:42 PM

Originally posted by Optional

The CRIS group use a third party bitcoin payment processor that costs a bit under 1% they say.

That's good to know. That's why I got slammed with them. I had blamed it on Coinbase. They are bad enough.

**bigbadbilll007** · 03-02-17, 10:50 PM

Originally posted by vinndy

Check fees, $10 sounds about right.

its 13 POUND which is about 16 dollar

**bigbadbilll007** · 03-02-17, 10:58 PM

Originally posted by Waterstpub87

That works out to like a 1% fee. It is most likely price movements during send, or they base off a different price when they send. Sometimes it works in your favor. I sent from Blockchain to heritage multiple times and had extra money on the switch.

be 1.3 percent

**bigbadbilll007** · 03-02-17, 11:03 PM

Originally posted by Buffalo Nickle

That's good to know. That's why I got slammed with them. I had blamed it on Coinbase. They are bad enough.

probably coinbase slammed you is well ha

**Waterstpub87** · 03-02-17, 11:19 PM

Originally posted by bigbadbilll007

be 1.3 percent

And places charge more money for checks that take three weeks to get there. People outside the US are completely spoiled when it comes to transactions.

**Buffalo Nickle** · 03-02-17, 11:20 PM

Originally posted by bigbadbilll007

probably coinbase slammed you is well ha

I got tag teamed. They will not be doing it again.

**bigbadbilll007** · 03-02-17, 11:51 PM

Originally posted by Waterstpub87

And places charge more money for checks that take three weeks to get there. People outside the US are completely spoiled when it comes to transactions.

spot on. cost you 300 pound for a quick wire withdrawal from cris and co. getting money out of btc surely going to be cheaper unless theres a massive crash

**bigbadbilll007** · 03-02-17, 11:52 PM

Originally posted by Waterstpub87

And places charge more money for checks that take three weeks to get there. People outside the US are completely spoiled when it comes to transactions.

are you having trouble getting money out with btc in america?

**Waterstpub87** · 03-02-17, 11:54 PM

Originally posted by bigbadbilll007

are you having trouble getting money out with btc in america?

I meant in the regards to being upset about a 1% fee. I'm glad to pay it, beats a 350 max p2p with a 20$ fee anyday.

No, bitcoin is easy enough. I don't tend to convert to USD though, I haven't as of yet. I have just gone book to book to get the bonuses.

**bigbadbilll007** · 03-03-17, 12:21 AM

Originally posted by Waterstpub87

I meant in the regards to being upset about a 1% fee. I'm glad to pay it, beats a 350 max p2p with a 20$ fee anyday.

No, bitcoin is easy enough. I don't tend to convert to USD though, I haven't as of yet. I have just gone book to book to get the bonuses.

yes i haven't crossed that bridge yet. still waiting for bank to be verified with gemini

im'n not really upset just wanted to know where it came from. i always knew the days of free withdrawals to neteller, ecopayz and skrill were numbered