Good morning LB.
Having not been on here for a year or so, I decided last night that it was time to return to my favourite place on the internet and procure myself some high quality THC products.
I transferred some funds to my old blockchain.com account but was stunned to find that the processing fees to send bitcoin were around 50 fucking sheets la! I thought maybe with it being Saturday night it was peak time so I tried again early, early this morning and - pretty much the same.
So, I'm wondering:

a) when would be the best time to make the transaction?
b) is this just how it is these days?
c) is blockchain.com not a very good option?
d) are the unicorn piss vape carts really that good?

Thanks in advance for any advice

I've done both and thought I'd try and detail a comparison for anyone thinking of coming over from the Emperor's Realm. TLDR it's a very different place in a good way.

wtf goes here? There is only 1 rule on little biggy: no harm. Like everything else this is ultimately interpreted by users vote but a few consistent things have been established and would take some doing to undo:

- Weapons and instruments of fraud as well as items harmful in their production like child pornography are fucked thankfully. Hacking tools are forbodden and even copyright piracy is considered stealing.

- Anything with a real risk for a lethal overdose is considered too harmful for this community. There seem to be some arguments around this.

Along with the fraud exclusion the reputation system here seems to almost completely eliminate scamming which for me is the biggest difference of all. Basically the way it works is your history is everything, you are like a ghost here without it. If you don't have one yet and you are a buyer you get to stall a dispute until you have gathered reputation. If you are a seller here it's a little more complicated. Basically I see people get a chance with a real short leash attached to it. There is still some accusations and posts are hella visible here so drama threads can get out of hand but only real buyers get to write reviews and rate you and that's all that matters when things go wrong or if you want your item seen.

Stability: During my time here which is over 3 years now it's been 100% uptime. My payment processor has gone down for about 24 hours total.

Non-profit: little biggy is not a business and doesn't have the motivation to make money and I think that ultimately this is the root of the big differences. If you're more mercenary like me you can find this annoying on some level but after a while you realize that there isn't much need for money if people write a little code so why not it makes for a nice place.

it costs us buyers the transaction fee when you cancel order, which for some is like 40%