Thanks for posting that link.  I've been looking for a site that can do real-time fee tracking.

@OP: I use bitcoin core as my wallet, and it's very easy to modify the fee depending on how much you are sending and how long you want to wait.  Of course, you have to download the entire blockchain...

Yes there are network fees when transferring bitcoin to other wallet. But some wallets don't charge fees within the same wallet company like in my case coinsph to coinsph. I don't know if this applies to other online wallets.

On the bolded part, there is actually a way to transfer without having to pay fees and this is applicable in some exchange sites where you generate a code and the other user can redeem such on that same exchange but transferring out will mean payment of fees. Aside this option there is no other way as you have rightly alluded as you must pay a particular fee but you can only control it in wallets such as electrum and blockchain.info and that's it.

where do you hear that bitcoin is free of charge when transactions transfer?
I think maybe you misunderstood the information.

Originally, you could transfer large amounts of BTC with no fees.  Just like this transaction, which transferred 194,993 BTC (now worth almost a billion dollars) for free.  Even then, including your fee would have given miners an incentive to include your transaction first, but your transaction would still have been included in a block.

But if transactions were free forever, you could imagine that there would be spam on the network.  An attacker could send an unlimited number of free transactions and fill the block space to such an extent that it's a terrible burden on full nodes and people no longer run the blockchain.

So satoshi made a limit to the size of blocks as a device against spam.  That means that an attacker can only send a certain amount of transactions before he fills the blocks, and then the attacker (as well as ordinary users, unfortunately) has to pay fees to include each transaction in a block until it becomes far too expensive to spam and they give up.

There are suggestions of raising this limit because arguably the blocks are becoming full by ordinary means, but some disagree with raising it.

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Still, the transaction fees are not as high as you think.  Your wallet is suggesting too high a fee, and a decent wallet will let you change it.

Not so long ago in service section I've seen a guy that accidently transferred bitcoins with 0 fee After he posted on forum omeone accelerated his post and he got confirmations so anything is real
P.S. Please do not try this at home (c)

you simply buy bitcoin with your tight money and you should not see bitcoin prices for 3 months to come after that you can see the value of your money can be sure you will get a big profit.

In the past, bitcoin transaction fees are very cheap and affordable for daily usage, but since the popularity and values of bitcoin start to rise, it attracts more people who never use bitcoin in the past to come into the crypto-currency community, I guess that is one of the reason that cause bitcoin transaction fees to rise, as there are more users sending transaction out from their bitcoin wallets nowadays as compared to the past.

I only thing that I know is a wallet of some gambling site which you can transfer your bitcoin without a fee but with local wallets or hard wallet what I also understand that there's corresponding fee for any transfer and its only depend on how quick you wanted it to be process.