I currently accept almost all cryptos, but I hate the fees. I'm aware a small fee is worth a secure payment that cannot be reversed, however when sending/receiving smaller payments ($5-$10) these fee's (on the wallet I use) can sometimes take up to 10% of the payment itself. This may not seem like a notable amount, but it truly adds up with time. The wallet I currently use is called "Exodus" their network fees are constantly locked (I think) at high rates because of their almost instant transactions. Would any of y'all just recommend switching to another wallet with adjustable fees (such as Copay)? Or does anyone know of any other secure payment methods that cannot be reversed (other than crypto)? Thanks!
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Paypal f&f out of balance is pretty secure. Issue is PayPal limits you if you do it to much. Also using g&s is actually not as bad as people say it is, as long as you got a good tos and have legal bounds, you should be fine. The key to prevent chargebacks, make sure its out of balance.
Yes, swap to Blockchain. The fee algorithm that Exodus uses is terrible, so you end up overpaying for your fees when you don't need to.
You can also set custom fees for Blockchain if you're fine with waiting longer.
You can also set custom fees for Blockchain if you're fine with waiting longer.
You can use Blockchain for sending and receiving bitcoin if you're under 18. You only need to verify your ID w/ them if you want to buy bitcoin through them, or use their other services.
Yep, you can also use electrum (software wallet)
how is that coinbase's fault, thats paypal's fault. paypal just is garbage
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