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hello, i want to buy a small amount (0.2) of bitcoin, however as i only own a brand new wallet no where will let me buy any more that 0.1 btc at a time, any sugestions of where to look? thanks, Mike

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hello, i want to buy a small amount (0.2) of bitcoin, however as i only own a brand new wallet no where will let me buy any more that 0.1 btc at a time, any sugestions of where to look? thanks, Mike

Buy 0.1

Buy 0.1 again

 

That's 0.2?

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okay, i was just wondering if there was an easier way, i geuss i will do that :P thanks

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http://howtobuybitcoins.info/

Take the time to research an exchange or broker prior to sending them money.

 

Having a "new wallet" imposes no limitations to purchasing or use. You can create as many wallets and addresses as often as you like.

 

For purchasing small amounts, try to look for a local bitcoin ATM in your area (usually high excessive fees.) There are other options such as local traders https://localbitcoins.com/ or the android app mycelium wallet which includes a local trade feature.

You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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btc-e.com

 

coinbase.com

 

bitstamp, bitfinex, etc.

 

all exchanges where you can buy bitcoin. My personal favorite is coinbase, but I like to trade coins on btc-e. I havent traded in a while though. been kind of absent from bitcoin with little left in my accounts.

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I use CoinBase.com and I've already sold a ton of BitCoin and verified it showed up in my bank account so I think they are pretty legit and safe.

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I've been using coinbase for about ayear now, never had an issue either.

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