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How do I compare BCH and WWB on lead time to Finland?

Asked 7 Jun 2025Modified 14 months agoViewed 2.1k times
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Setup, so nobody has to ask: BCH · WWB · Finland.

I suspect the honest answer is that it depends, in which case I would like to know on what.

Assume I can obtain either option without difficulty, so availability is not the deciding factor.

Is there a defensible reason to prefer one, or is this a coin flip?

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4Same situation here, so I will follow this one. – bridget_nyathi 2 months ago
5Have you ordered yet? The pre-order checks and the post-arrival checks are different lists. – low_dead_space 4 months ago
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