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What website did you use?Is there an active rep on here? I placed an order, sent payment via website portal, but received zero confirmation or bounce back email confirming funds received. Everything was super easy but just doesn’t seem like anyone is at the wheel.
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Then just give it some time. It took minutes for my first order to show paid and almost 12 hours for my second order to show paid.
Sometimes there is a little lag. Hold tight. It's all good with them.Much appreciated, just wanted some confirmation that not hearing anything is normal.
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As long as it was the legit site you’re good. I’ve also had bitcoin take a long ass time to send as well. They’re also still trying to catch up from their Easter sale.Much appreciated, just wanted some confirmation that not hearing anything is normal.
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Weirdest thing about their system is they say to send the exact bitcoin amount and NOT the dollar value.Update
They got back to me and I learned something that might be beneficial to this forum. I made the order and paid through the website as intended but what happened is that the bitcoin amount that was sent encountered higher than normal gas fees causing the payment to come in a little light, ~$5/$6 to be exact and that hung the order up. This tells me their system is highly automated and once they saw what was up the issue was resolved. It is wild that when o first joined this board some sponsors I used had no website, took cash in the mail after enough orders, and took weeks to get orders. Now it’s point click, drop an encrypted payment, enter some info and boom Bob’s your uncle. I appreciate the responses fellas, have a solid day.
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Weirdest thing about their system is they say to send the exact bitcoin amount and NOT the dollar value.
They should just do the dollar value to avoid this sort of hang up since bitcoin fluctuates so quickly
Weirdest thing about their system is they say to send the exact bitcoin amount and NOT the dollar value.
They should just do the dollar value to avoid this sort of hang up since bitcoin fluctuates so quickly
Doing the bitcoin amount is how they’re able to automate it. All of the extra decimals means that there’s almost a zero chance two people will have the same price in bitcoin on any given day or week. The error was probably on OP, not K4L
Problem is if you gave it overage you’re not sending the exact bitcoin amount. Last time I sent it, by the time I sent it the dollar value was actually like 50 cents more than the order was.It was absolutely on me, I didn’t give it enough overage to cover.
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But like Op said, he wound up being short due to the shift in bitcoin price between the system giving him a bitcoin amount and him sending. Not really on him for the price being low. If they say “send .0843 bitcoin” and he sends it then it’s on them if the fluctuation over the 2-3 minutes shifts it under the price.Doing the bitcoin amount is how they’re able to automate it. All of the extra decimals means that there’s almost a zero chance two people will have the same price in bitcoin on any given day or week. The error was probably on OP, not K4L
Problem is if you gave it overage you’re not sending the exact bitcoin amount. Last time I sent it, by the time I sent it the dollar value was actually like 50 cents more than the order was.
But like Op said, he wound up being short due to the shift in bitcoin price between the system giving him a bitcoin amount and him sending. Not really on him for the price being low. If they say “send .0843 bitcoin” and he sends it then it’s on them if the fluctuation over the 2-3 minutes shifts it under the price.
If they say “send .0843 bitcoin” and he sends it then it’s on them if the fluctuation over the 2-3 minutes shifts it under the price.
So despite the value of the bitcoin being less after sending it will still be the same amount on their end despite being less?No...
.0843 bitcoin will stay .0843 bitcoin no matter how the USD price of bitcoin fluctuates
EDIT: ope, beat by that guy up there ^^^
So despite the value of the bitcoin being less after sending it will still be the same amount on their end despite being less?
So they receive 1 bitcoin at 100k but it’s 90k when they receive it so they receive 1 bitcoin + whatever it takes to add the lost 10k?
Guess you learn something new everyday
Wonder how why he got flagged then for not sending enough I he sent the exact bitcoin amount.
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Here’s how it looks in CashApp. The one with bitcoin on top will send that exact amount of bitcoin. The one with USD on top will adjust the bitcoin amount on bottom whenever you hit send. Pretty easy to mess up
Okay so it’s what I was thinking. I must have misunderstood OP when he said that he was short $5-6. I thought it was the price of the bitcoin changing so it wasn’t matching the dollar value of the orders

