Tommygunnz
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Not only what @B Ware said but if you use cash app you can buy it and send it instantaneously so you don’t really have to worry about a dip. But I send 5$ extra just in case
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This right here.
Cash app has made my bitcoin transactions a breeze.
Really now? I will have to use that next time, thanks for the info.
Ever use the Exodus app/wallet? What do you do or use to be safer about crypto purchases?I would advise not to purchase from cashapp and send directly to a source from there. No doubt, cashapp is king when buying coin but keep it clean from dealings as its heavily monitored and take it from me, it’s sucks when they suspect suspicious activity and you lose the privilege to use their service.
Sending coin straight to a source directly from cashapp to me is pretty much like placing an order using Gmail. If that makes sense
I would advise not to purchase from cashapp and send directly to a source from there. No doubt, cashapp is king when buying coin but keep it clean from dealings as its heavily monitored and take it from me, it’s sucks when they suspect suspicious activity and you lose the privilege to use their service.
Sending coin straight to a source directly from cashapp to me is pretty much like placing an order using Gmail. If that makes sense
This is exactly how I do it. I buy 5-10 bucks over and send it literally minutes later. Haven't taken a hit yet.Not only what @B Ware said but if you use cash app you can buy it and send it instantaneously so you don’t really have to worry about a dip. But I send 5$ extra just in case
I have heard this many times. But for me, Its the only thing I could comprehend. Coinbase was a nightmare as well as whatever the name of the other service I tried.I would advise not to purchase from cashapp and send directly to a source from there. No doubt, cashapp is king when buying coin but keep it clean from dealings as its heavily monitored and take it from me, it’s sucks when they suspect suspicious activity and you lose the privilege to use their service.
Sending coin straight to a source directly from cashapp to me is pretty much like placing an order using Gmail. If that makes sense
Don't get me wrong, I understand it, it's just monopoly money to me. I'm a guy that keeps $100 folded up in that little inside pocket in the wallet that no one uses. There's a big bag of change age probably another $100 of paper in paper in my sock drawer. I get the crypto anonymity, I've just gotten burnt a few times. It's a very flimsy market.It also swings the other way in your favor. I was like you at first. Now I’m actually a crypto investor. Lots of money made and a ton more to be made. It’s all about the dips my friend. Put it this way, if you would of put that $400 in there in 2014 and left it, it would be worth over $20k today and earlier this year it would of been worth $80k.
I would advise not to purchase from cashapp and send directly to a source from there. No doubt, cashapp is king when buying coin but keep it clean from dealings as its heavily monitored and take it from me, it’s sucks when they suspect suspicious activity and you lose the privilege to use their service.
Sending coin straight to a source directly from cashapp to me is pretty much like placing an order using Gmail. If that makes sense
There's not unlimited places to buy and transfer btc, especially as easy as cashapp. So for me, cashapp->other wallet->source.I use it this way, and though it makes me think I cant see a few times/yr pointing at me. Now who I send to, if they get 1000 hits a day, ya I can see them being looked at, but dont they change wallets to minimize that risk?
There's not unlimited places to buy and transfer btc, especially as easy as cashapp. So for me, cashapp->other wallet->source.
I could hop more wallets but that's pointless, my main objective is not getting my cashapp banned for sending to a flagged address. Even if it gets flagged at a later time, they could still go ban any acct that sent to that wallet.
It takes an extra 5-10 mins and maybe an extra .17 network fee.
I hear ya, we do what works for us.Im old Tech stuff lets loose a side of me I dont like to see lol. I might try one day, but when I looked at diff wallets I wanted to throw my pc out the window and kick my neighbors dog for looking at me wrong.
Nah that’s the tren sideIm old Tech stuff lets loose a side of me I dont like to see lol. I might try one day, but when I looked at diff wallets I wanted to throw my pc out the window and kick my neighbors dog for looking at me wrong.
So what do you suggest bro?? I’m new to all this crypto shit,been locked up for about 13 years. The only thing I’ve done other then send it from cash app is send it from cash app to another wallet to source. Is that what you mean by clean??I would advise not to purchase from cashapp and send directly to a source from there. No doubt, cashapp is king when buying coin but keep it clean from dealings as its heavily monitored and take it from me, it’s sucks when they suspect suspicious activity and you lose the privilege to use their service.
Sending coin straight to a source directly from cashapp to me is pretty much like placing an order using Gmail. If that makes sense
So what do you suggest bro?? I’m new to all this crypto shit,been locked up for about 13 years. The only thing I’ve done other then send it from cash app is send it from cash app to another wallet to source. Is that what you mean by clean??
I send from coinbase to exodus and then from exodus to the source. Never any issues and I’ve been doing that for years.Ever use the Exodus app/wallet? What do you do or use to be safer about crypto purchases?