<p>Depending on the level you want to try Bitcoin on, <a href="http://trybtc.com" rel="nofollow">trybtc.com</a> might offer just what you want. The website gives a cursory overview of how Bitcoin works, and then gives you a minuscule amount of bitcoins to send to a charity and share with a friend.</p>

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2014-04-02T13:10:41.320Z
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Murch
<p>How do I get on and off Bitcoin as quickly as possible? Could someone please write a detailed tutorial on the 'How To' of using Bitcoin for one single transaction, just to get some experience. Please.</p>

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2014-04-02T13:02:34.107Z
"Please write a detailed tutorial" is asking for quite a bit more than a question on this site is expected to do.
Nate Eldredge
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2014-04-02T14:53:37.937Z
What is the point of that?  Just watch people use it on Youtube if you do not want to participate.
Frankenmint
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2014-04-02T17:36:12.390Z
To easily get some coins you can go to an online "Bitcoin faucet" to receive a tiny amount of bitcoins which then you can spend however you like. Prior to that you must get a "wallet"... there are plenty of tutorials in the web that explain Bitcoin and its technology, how to get in, what to do, etc.
Joe Pineda
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One Time Trial Use of Bitcoin?
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# One Time Trial Use of Bitcoin?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-04-02)

How do I get on and off Bitcoin as quickly as possible? Could someone please write a detailed tutorial on the 'How To' of using Bitcoin for one single transaction, just to get some experience. Please.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: "Please write a detailed tutorial" is asking for quite a bit more than a question on this site is expected to do.  
> **username_2**: What is the point of that?  Just watch people use it on Youtube if you do not want to participate.  
> **username_3**: To easily get some coins you can go to an online "Bitcoin faucet" to receive a tiny amount of bitcoins which then you can spend however you like. Prior to that you must get a "wallet"... there are plenty of tutorials in the web that explain Bitcoin and its technology, how to get in, what to do, etc.  

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### Answer by username_4 on 2014-04-02. Score: 0

Depending on the level you want to try Bitcoin on, [trybtc.com](http://trybtc.com) might offer just what you want. The website gives a cursory overview of how Bitcoin works, and then gives you a minuscule amount of bitcoins to send to a charity and share with a friend.


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