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Here is an example of a blockchain.info failure in December 2014 ...
https://blog.blockchain.com/2014/12/08/blockchain-info-security-disclosure/
They made changes to software and people lost BTC despite having 2 factor security (phone) etc ...
Plenty to worry about ...
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Generally you can see all your used addresses within the wallet - and you can even make notes as to what they were used for.The question is will it be easy see the last address used?
For us we ordered a bitcoin ATM card for USD 9.00 from a company called SpectroCoin, we can transfer some funds from our Electrum account & cash out as required. Depending on what currency you cash out you will be hit with up to a 3% currency exchange rate plus a small yearly card fee. They were easy to deal with when i had to verify ID & i paid for the bitcoin ATM card with my credit card, no need to deposit bitcoin (which i don't have yet) to get a card. https://spectrocoin.com/en/bitcoin-debit-card.htmlNow that betting partners will only pay in BTC, does anyone know of a quick and cheap way to transfer funds from bitcoin wallets to Skrill or a Bank account?
Now that betting partners will only pay in BTC, does anyone know of a quick and cheap way to transfer funds from bitcoin wallets to Skrill or a Bank account?
For us we ordered a bitcoin ATM card for USD 9.00 from a company called SpectroCoin, we can transfer some funds from our Electrum account & cash out as required. Depending on what currency you cash out you will be hit with up to a 3% currency exchange rate plus a small yearly card fee. They were easy to deal with when i had to verify ID & i paid for the bitcoin ATM card with my credit card, no need to deposit bitcoin (which i don't have yet) to get a card. https://spectrocoin.com/en/bitcoin-debit-card.html
paypal and the gambling industry? or is this just post count hitting?I do not venture to use Bitcoin, mainly Paypal
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