user29923: I am a developer and very new in bitcoin world. I have plans of having website where I sell digital content for 0.25(or less) cents of dollars in bitcoin form.
What I understand is I have to pay for transaction fee for each purchase, I confess I don't know much about it.
If I want no fee can I develop my own "bitcoin transaction mechanism"?
Please, I need help thanks

user3029: currently that's not feasible with bitcoin due to its price. The alternative is to use another coin with a lower price to make it truly a "micro-transaction" with sub-penny fees. But the problem with scenario is your users will now have to buy that coin just to buy your product. Check coinmarketcap.com for a list of coins to use. 

user5757: Bitcoin transaction fees vary with supply and demand.  You can see a current snapshot at https://bitcoinfees.21.co/.  Right now a typical fee for a transaction is around BTC 0.0006.  As you can see, this will not work very well if your goal is to charge 1/10 of this amount (USD 0.25 = BTC 0.000062 as you mentioned).
Moreover, you will have to pay (roughly) the same transaction fee again in order to spend the money you receive.  So even if somebody does pay the transaction fee to send you the money, you could not spend it without taking a loss.
As such, it is not currently practical to use Bitcoin for such small transactions.

29923: <p>I am a developer and very new in bitcoin world. I have plans of having website where I sell digital content for 0.25(or less) cents of dollars in bitcoin form.</p>

<p>What I understand is I have to pay for transaction fee for each purchase, I confess I don't know much about it.</p>

<p>If I want no fee can I develop my own "bitcoin transaction mechanism"?</p>

<p>Please, I need help thanks</p>
 3029: <p>currently that's not feasible with bitcoin due to its price. The alternative is to use another coin with a lower price to make it truly a "micro-transaction" with sub-penny fees. But the problem with scenario is your users will now have to buy that coin just to buy your product. Check coinmarketcap.com for a list of coins to use. </p>
 5757: <p>Bitcoin transaction fees vary with supply and demand.  You can see a current snapshot at <a href="https://bitcoinfees.21.co/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://bitcoinfees.21.co/</a>.  Right now a typical fee for a transaction is around BTC 0.0006.  As you can see, this will not work very well if your goal is to charge 1/10 of this amount (USD 0.25 = BTC 0.000062 as you mentioned).</p>

<p>Moreover, you will have to pay (roughly) the same transaction fee again in order to spend the money you receive.  So even if somebody does pay the transaction fee to send you the money, you could not spend it without taking a loss.</p>

<p>As such, it is not currently practical to use Bitcoin for such small transactions.</p>
