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This is not an explanation, because there's no such thing as one fee for all BTC transactions. Each Cryptocurrency service, website or market has their own fees and rules, so if you decide to run a business and pay people in cryptocurrencies, it is up to you to find the most suitable market to purchace currency from. So please, don't repeat such fairy tales. Besides, of over 20 file hosting services I use regularly, more than 10 pay in BTC, the minimum payments start from 5 $, I think the highest I've seen so far was 50$, which means it is possible to pay lower amounts, if not daily, than weekly. Examples? Vidzi.tv, min 10$, they pay every week, Estream.to the same, Vidto.me the same and so on. So again, fees are not the issue here. I am assuming the problem is elsewhere, but I would prefer to avoid blind guessing and just get a possibly honest response from Openload admin.
Hi,
we are working on the crypto problem.
We might offer btc payouts from 50usd again, but a 10usd fee will be deducted.
Additionally we're planning to pay in ripple and bitcoin cash
According to the server speeds. We are working on those issue. There is a small % of slower servers we are facing right now.
It should be recovered fast.
Regards
Marcel
tofuwizard
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is Openload using Segwit and batching outputs properly for BTC? Would probably save you some fees if you batch a few days of BTC withdrawal requests for it. If not, why aren't you doing it yet?
Other filehosts might be paying once a week and batching their outputs (customers BTC address) together at once as a single tx instead of having multiple txs sent throughout the week from the multiple requests made from users. I would like to see how this works out for Openload.
The last payment I received from you a while back in Nov on BTC did not have Segwit from your wallet address . So while you (Openload) are complaining about high fees to send BTC, you are also the contributor to the reason high fees exists. Segwit already gives you 35% discount on miner fees.
Other filehosts might be paying once a week and batching their outputs (customers BTC address) together at once as a single tx instead of having multiple txs sent throughout the week from the multiple requests made from users. I would like to see how this works out for Openload.
The last payment I received from you a while back in Nov on BTC did not have Segwit from your wallet address . So while you (Openload) are complaining about high fees to send BTC, you are also the contributor to the reason high fees exists. Segwit already gives you 35% discount on miner fees.
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Well, thank you Marcel for response, which doesn't really explain anything, but it's your decision and I guess I won't be requesting BTC anymore from Openload. PayPal works for me, I can also use LTC and that's all.
With regard to what aff.i.am said. First of all, you are being rude. You can have your opinions, but honestly I don't remember asking you for one and I don't remember asking you for advices what currencies I should request. So perhaps you should keep your opinions and advices for yourself? I received some sort of response from Openload in previous post and that's what I wanted, even tho it's not exactly what I hoped to read. Also, for your information, I did much more than just a research. I've been trading cryptocurriencies for past 3 years and I know as a fact, that fees vary. And again, like I said before, there are many file hosting services that pay BTC regularly without charging extra for BTC requests, so it is possible. It's a matter of good will, competence and skills of company owner, admin, staff. Btw, the Bitcoin market I use takes 0,01% from each BTC transaction value. Is it much? Calculate yourself.
jobonline20
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Payment received, thank you.
Well,
i higher min payout is probably the same then batching.
Well trading bitcoin is different from sending transactions.
In other words transferring btc payment via the bitcoin network, costs between 10-40usd for one transaction.
If other hosts transferring 20usd payments and paying a fee which is probably higher then the net worth of the payment, then be happy they do as we wont do that.
The main issue is simply that there are alot more transactions to be sended then the bitcoin network can simply process for a normal fee.
We will search for alternative cryptos. Additionally we can offer btc payouts from 50usd but we wont cover the fee.
You can have a look here: https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/bitcoin-transactionfees.html
Regards
Marcel
Openload is getting worst. They didn't give a shit on user's experiment. My users can't stream the videos on mobile.
And btw, I haven't received a payment which I've requested for since last week.
Should I switch to the others?!
Hi,
1) there is no open payout older then 3 days.
2) Please give me a detailed report why its not working on mobile for you and surely we will have a look into it.
Regards
Marcel
Just want to say Thank You for always keeping your servers up and having good communication with your customers,uploaders. I know you get alot of traffic and deal with alot. Wish other hosts like thevideo.me and vidup.me were as good as you all are with maintaining your servers and fixing them when you are contacted about the issue.
Thank you
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