<p>From memory it may be free (or cheaper) to send the bitcoins to another user's Coinbase.com account, so one option may be to get a friend to withdraw them for you when they withdraw their own balance. It's a lot of bother though for what's currently worth only about $5.</p>

<p>An alternative option (a better one, in my view) is to leave them there and hope that they increase in value or that the fees decrease, and instead spend your time on more productive activities. </p>

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I can't wait!!!!, I need it,I do n ot care if I lose some satoshis, someone who wants to receive them
Juan David Betelgeuse
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<p>I have these satoshis won in Faucets, and I did not know that the commission was so high, it's worth more than all my work, help please !!!</p>

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Coinbase balance 0.00089623 BTC help to get it out!
Juan David Betelgeuse
# Coinbase balance 0.00089623 BTC help to get it out!

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-11-13)

I have these satoshis won in Faucets, and I did not know that the commission was so high, it's worth more than all my work, help please !!!

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2017-11-13. Score: 1

From memory it may be free (or cheaper) to send the bitcoins to another user's Coinbase.com account, so one option may be to get a friend to withdraw them for you when they withdraw their own balance. It's a lot of bother though for what's currently worth only about $5.

An alternative option (a better one, in my view) is to leave them there and hope that they increase in value or that the fees decrease, and instead spend your time on more productive activities.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: I can't wait!!!!, I need it,I do n ot care if I lose some satoshis, someone who wants to receive them  

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