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good, I would say so, yes. Reliable? Nope. Safe? As long as you are just mining coins instead of buying them.

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what about coinbase im trying to convert my btc into usd so i guess btc-e is out

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what about coinbase im trying to convert my btc into usd so i guess btc-e is out

coinbase is the best, btc-e has too many limits for USD.  mt gox requires you to send too much information over the net, so I wouldn't trust it.

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Use btc-e to transfer to bitcoin from whatever coin you have, then sell the bitcoins directly to your paypal with www.coingator.com I've used it 4x so far and made about ~120 usd.

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well then i guess i can trust you lays :P

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coinbase

This is honestly the first time that I've heard of Coinbase before. Looked it up, definitely seems like a great options. I'm already invested into BTC-e though because of Litecoin, but I can always convert my LTC to BTC, then transfer that BTC back to my Bitcoin wallet, then transfer that to my Coinbase account.

 

I like this idea. Sounds safer than what I was originally going to do.

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