Bitcoin Question (Potentially Idiotic....apologies in advane)

[dcp_pj5]

Went to purchase BC to become a sponsor and while choosing who to purchase from, I see a column that says "To Pay On The Dollar", with values ranging from $.07 to $.82

My question: Does that essentially represent a % of what I'll be receiving or is it what I'm paying on every dollar of my transaction?

Worded more simply:  Let's assume "To Pay $.75 on the dollar", and I purchase $10.  Does that mean my purchase will be worth $7.50, or does that mean that the $10 will end up costing me $17.50.  Obviously a huge difference so I need to make sure I know what I'm doing.

Again, sorry if this is a super basic question but I'm 100% new to this and don't want to screw up and cost myself money by choosing the wrong vendor.

 

[PTFC]

Just remember, bitcoin is volatile, you could purchase 10 USD worth, tomorrow it's worth 15, later it's down to 9. Buy a little more than you need at the current rate, and use it straight away, it's value really does move minute to minute. Have a look at a bitcoin price graph, Web search. All I can say is j wish I had kept my full bitcoin when it was worth 400 USD!!!!  

 

[Italian]

I just checked after reading your post. Nice raise I got, that I can honestly say surprised me.

 

[DizzyIzzy]

I am currently trying to make a donation to DIG but very confused. Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

 

[DizzyIzzy]

I am currently trying to make a donation to DIG but very confused. Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

Ok-I believe I figured out how to make a donation and after about an hour on Coinbase I believe it's complete. It's kind of frustrating though because I was trying to donate $20 but due some "processing fee" ,courtesy of CB, I was like $1.50 short of the $20.00 I had purchased to donate. Oh Well, I'll just donate more next time.