[Majman]

I was told by Heritage that they do not cover bitcoin purchase fees that are used to deposit onto their site. Are the other books covering this fee? I was kind of surprised that Heritage doesn't cover this customer expense because the % fee of deposit (about 1%) is similar to other methods of deposit that they do cover. Just curious to see what the competition is doing. Thanks.

[raiders72001]

I was told by Heritage that they do not cover bitcoin purchase fees that are used to deposit onto their site. Are the other books covering this fee? I was kind of surprised that Heritage doesn't cover this customer expense because the % fee of deposit (about 1%) is similar to other methods of deposit that they do cover. Just curious to see what the competition is doing. Thanks.

With true bitcoin books deposits are free but I always add a miner's fee of .0001 BTC. Withdrawal's are either free or .0001 BTC (4 pennies)

[Majman]

But from a book perspective, isn't a BTC transaction less costly than a person to person one? That is what makes their refusal to cover fees to be confusing.

[HuskerExpat]

You're really concerned about a 4 cent fee? If that's the case, I'd suggest you not gamble at all.

[Majman]

You're really concerned about a 4 cent fee? If that's the case, I'd suggest you not gamble at all.

Read my post. I said nothing about the fee being 4 cents. It is over 1%.

[raiders72001]

Read my post. I said nothing about the fee being 4 cents. It is over 1%.

The books that just take bitcoins charge 4 cents at most. They don't take a percentage.

The books that also accept cash may be charging more, but not the books that just accept bitcoins.

[Majman]

The books that just take bitcoins charge 4 cents at most. They don't take a percentage.

The books that also accept cash may be charging more, but not the books that just accept bitcoins.

Thanks..it seems like the cash books need to catch up to the btc books.