A dumb question

[ShellofmyFormerSelf]

I hope this is okay to ask, and if it isn't I genuinely apologise and won't post it again.

Could someone please tell me how hard is it to download the PPeH and do I need a VPN or anything? Also I went onto the link, it said it was an APK file on the end of PDF.

Is that correct..?

Sorry about this, I have never downloaded anything like this before. I don't want to have any spyware or anything on my phone... knowing me I'm great at ruining a device with something silly like this...

 

[befree]

Hi. No need to apologize. It generally makes sense to use a VPN programm and/or the Tor browser. But you don´t have to to download the book.

Here are 4 books for you:

PPeH_April_2022.pdf - AnonFiles

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Guide to a Humane Self-Chosen Death 2009 (Admiraal Pieter) (z-lib.org).epub - AnonFiles

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Five Last Acts (2015).pdf - AnonFiles

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Dignified Dying by Boudewjin Chabot (z-lib.org).pdf - AnonFiles

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More books and guides available in Dutch, French, German, Italian.

 

[ShellofmyFormerSelf]

You know, I've got another thing on my mind. Again if it's not okay to ask, anyone is 100% fine deleting my post (that's not sarcasm, I'm being serious, I'm happy for the post to be taken down!)

Would anyone be able to help guide and support me with BTC? I've considered asking the chat, but again, I don't know if it's okay to ask.

Hi. No need to apologize. It generally makes sense to use a VPN programm and/or the Tor browser. But you don´t have to to download the book.

Here are 4 books for you:

PPeH_April_2022.pdf - AnonFiles

anonfiles.com

Guide to a Humane Self-Chosen Death 2009 (Admiraal Pieter) (z-lib.org).epub - AnonFiles

anonfiles.com

Five Last Acts (2015).pdf - AnonFiles

anonfiles.com

Dignified Dying by Boudewjin Chabot (z-lib.org).pdf - AnonFiles

anonfiles.com

More books and guides available in Dutch, French, German, Italian.

The resources above are amazing! I wasn't expecting you to link me those, but it's appreciated tons

 

[befree]

"if it's not okay to ask".... Almost any question is allowed as long as it does not break the rules.

What do you mean by BTC ? Do you mean CTB ? I think nobody can really guide you to CTB. But you can get help with info in this forum. It´s important to read those books and guides, to find the right method.

 

[Deleted member 31858]

Make sure to download the PDF file. You should use an ad blocker as the PPH thread mentions.

 

[Dot]

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Thread 'Bitcoin' https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/bitcoin.84662/

 

[ShellofmyFormerSelf]

Thank you for the link! Although it still confused my mind a little... I wonder if anyone who has paid for anything before could personally go through bitcoin with me in real time... my cognitive function hasn't been the best lately... it just helps to have the safety next there too.

I've watched the linked video and it made sense. But I'm worried about the direct payment and how much the person will expect. And if the bitcoin is equivalent to how much £ I put in. Or if I'll have to buy more bitcoin.

I heard Coinbase only lets new users buy £100 per week...

Like if someone could direct me to the app. Tell me how much bitcoin would be expected. What wallet they might use. Just so I can do everything right and know it's right because someone whose done it is going through it with me

 

[Seeking_Peace]

Coinbase is relatively straightforward. Link your bank account and it will be verified in a couple days. When you buy BTC, switch the conversion to cash amount you need in Bitcoin.

Bitcoin price constantly changes so buy the BTC when you're ready to send it so the price doesn't drop too much in between.

Coinbase already has a default wallet for each crypto. You don't have to make a wallet.

 

[ShellofmyFormerSelf]

What about the concerns people express with the amount they can buy? I heard there's a minimal amount you can buy at the beginning.

I'm using it for D. Would this app still be straightforward? Thanks for commenting by the way! Just downloaded it. :)

Coinbase is relatively straightforward. Link your bank account and it will be verified in a couple days. When you buy BTC, switch the conversion to cash amount you need in Bitcoin.

Bitcoin price constantly changes so buy the BTC when you're ready to send it so the price doesn't drop too much in between.

Coinbase already has a default wallet for each crypto. You don't have to make a wallet.

 

[Seeking_Peace]

If you link your bank account you will get max spending limits. They only limit spending if they notice suspicious activity or if you use the debit funding method. I've never been limited to low spending.

App? Are you doing this on a mobile? I would use the site on a pc.

 

[ShellofmyFormerSelf]

If you link your bank account you will get max spending limits. They only limit spending if they notice suspicious activity or if you use the debit funding method. I've never been limited to low spending.

App? Are you doing this on a mobile? I would use the site on a pc.

I wonder how to make it not look suspicious. Should I just do low deposits weekly to bypass this? Instead of throwing in a lump sum. Is there any other way to pay instead of debit? My funds are strictly in a bank account...

One more thing, if I put in, for example £20 and exchanged. Would the BTC be worth £20 still? So if I shopped online and found a product for that much, sent them the converted BTC, they'd still receive £20 worth?

Sorry for asking a lot of questions by the way, I just can't stop obsessing over making sure I do everything correctly. I appreciate your help by the way!

Okay, going to use the website instead.

 

[Seeking_Peace]

Did you do the bank account verification? Usually, Coinbase will ask you to input the two debits to verify your bank account. You shouldn't have a 100.00 spending limit. You can't buy much with that.

Prices constantly fluctuate so it goes up and down. I added 1500(worth of btc) to my account last week, it went down to 1200 then up to 1600.

 

[ShellofmyFormerSelf]

Okay, that's good to know! But the value of BTC. If I enter an online store (only an imaginary example), have a product for £20 and want to buy with BTC. Go onto Coinbase. Turn £20 into BTC and end up with 0.0011+ (or something) and send it to the store's wallet. Would that still equal £20?

Also yes, I would be doing the bank account verification.

That's my last question by the way, sorry :')

 

[Seeking_Peace]

Okay, that's good to know! But the value of BTC. If I enter an online store (only an imaginary example), have a product for £20 and want to buy with BTC. Go onto Coinbase. Turn £20 into BTC and end up with 0.0011+ (or something) and send it to the store's wallet. Would that still equal £20?

Also yes, I would be doing the bank account verification.

That's my last question by the way, sorry :')

Yes, but some people will send 25 instead to account for the possible price change down. For example if you owe D 1200, send 1250.