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HowardBell · November 30th, 2005, 04:02 PM

Thanks all for this thread. I am completely green, and am learning to use this site, and still trying to figure out what the heck this is all about. The reason I am here is that I stumbled on the concept of ecurrency on the web and I am really curious about it.
I have been looking for an investment system that I can use part time, and start with small amounts of money.

I think this may be my ticket, I just need to keep learning and watching!

Berta · November 30th, 2005, 04:07 PM

Welcome aboard, Howard! There's several helpful guides to getting started in the upper left corner of the dx4dummies.com home/index page. I suggest reading the 'DX4D for Dummies' first, followed by "Terms of Service", (top right any page), and then "Getting Started".

**mwong92683** · November 30th, 2005, 09:12 PM

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Originally Posted by HowardBell

Thanks all for this thread. I am completely green, and am learning to use this site, and still trying to figure out what the heck this is all about. The reason I am here is that I stumbled on the concept of ecurrency on the web and I am really curious about it.
I have been looking for an investment system that I can use part time, and start with small amounts of money.

I think this may be my ticket, I just need to keep learning and watching!

Fiarly new myself - there is a huge learning curve here, but don't let it scare you away. Just keep chipping away at it. The vocabulary and ACRONYMS are the first thing you want to master. That will make everything else so much easier. After a month or so, it all falls into place, then the light comes on, and you'll be off and running. Read, read, and read some more, and don't be afraid to click on links and ask questions when they arise, and there will be alot of questions. Don't jump in until you're sure you have at least a good idea of where to start. But also, don't be afraid to get started. Its quite an adventure, this DX world.

Welcome to the club!

HowardBell · December 2nd, 2005, 05:10 PM

Thanks Berta for pointing the way to the newbie section. I have spent a few hours a day for the last 5 days exploring the site, reading, and printing off info. I am feeling much less lost now.

I now have a general idea of why digots are bought and traded, and how to set up a portfolio. I am excited to get started but will take another week to keep educating myself before I lay down some cash.

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mwong92683,

Thanks for the tips! I look forward to being a part of this most intriguing and mysterious of online communities!

SassyLassie · January 9th, 2006, 11:07 PM

<<edited out inapppropriate comment>> Should that make them happy or maybe grateful for an omnipotent company that has their customers best interest at heart? Where should look they for the answers? Reduction Tools, OA fees? OutXchanges are simply not happening. It doesn't matter about the hype because there are no OutXchanges this side of two months - if you're lucky. e-currency companies come and go at the click of your fingers. Everyone is unhappy about how DXIO is run - listen to what people are saying. Don't be meek in the mistaken idea it's the 'right thing to do' - Rage, rage against the dying of the light!

**javaqueen** · January 9th, 2006, 11:34 PM

SassyLassie - what is your problem? No need to be rude to a fellow DX4D member. Yes outxchanges are slow, but they are happening.
You maybe unhappy (and it is quite obvious you seem to be), so I suggest you cash out whatever you can from DX and giddyup.
There are those of us that are frustrated with the slowness of the system, but we have the patience and belief in this as a long term business.

Bubber · January 10th, 2006, 12:19 PM

Hi, another Newbie here. I wanted to use my DX Debit to buy more digots so I withdrew it to my and it issitting in my RB. I did not realize I could not use RB to buy digots. Do I need to outexchange this balance and bring it back in as IB? It seems complicated that way.... Thanks Bubber

**CuriousGeorge** · January 10th, 2006, 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Bubber

Hi, another Newbie here. I wanted to use my DX Debit to buy more digots so I withdrew it to my and it issitting in my RB. I did not realize I could not use RB to buy digots. Do I need to outexchange this balance and bring it back in as IB? It seems complicated that way.... Thanks Bubber

Terms confusion.

AB = Available Balance, or the pot of funds you put your withdrawn DX Debit into for outexchanging.

RB = Reserve balance, or the pot of funds you buy digots from.

You can move funds to AB from outexchanging from your DXDebit Avaiable (DXDA) or your IB (Incoming Balance).

You can move funds to your RB from your IB (Incoming Balance) only. There are also your daily EOS credits which end up in RB, but you do not have control over them.

The horrendous hyper inflation of the portfolios was due in large art to the ability to transfer your DXDA to RB and buy more digots, in effect causing a "round robin" effect where the portfolios quickly grew to huge sizes.

In an effort to stabilize and control this inflation, the ability to move funds from DXDA to RB was terminated a while back.

So, if you want to buy more digots than your EOS credits allow and you do not have a console, the only source for the funds will be your IB. ANd that is funded from "outside" the system via InExchanges.

Hence, if you want more IB (to move to RB), you can either pull the funds from your pocket or wait on OutExchanged funds to land in your ecurrency account and inExchange them.

However, personally, I would not move IB to RB unless I had more than 4 months OA fee available somewhere. No telling when this slowdown will "speed up".

Bubber · January 10th, 2006, 02:05 PM

I think I got it. Thanks. So in the end I need to outexchange the withdrawn DXDB and bring it back in in order to use it for digots. Ahora yo comprende.

Thanks again... Bubber