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Title: Exporters or Wholesalers Who Take BTC? Post by: OROBTC on October 13, 2015, 12:04:50 AM ...
I am interested in business possibilities, and paying by Bitcoin. Of most interest to us would be exporters and wholesalers in Asia, especially auto parts, who would take BTC as payment. American auto parts suppliers are too expensive, too greedy... Low price is extremely important. For our customers in Peru. Please reply here, not by PM. Title: Re: Exporters or Wholesalers Who Take BTC? Post by: thejaytiesto on October 13, 2015, 12:35:28 AM Unfortunately I don't know any, im also interested. Apparently Yandex is considering it
http://thebitcoin.news/russian-internet-behemoth-yandex-considering-bitcoin-for-finance-portal/ I think they do wholesale stuff, this is extremely bullish news. Once Alibaba jumps in we are all rich.. is that simple. Title: Re: Exporters or Wholesalers Who Take BTC? Post by: BTChaintrader on October 13, 2015, 02:16:50 AM Bitcoin is too volatile to be used in an import/export business right now. Especially large scale.
You should consider businesses where it's not necessary to exchange your BTC to a fiat everyday. With import/export you might not do it, but the people you are going to buy from will have to do it, so it's not a good deal for them, unless they charge you a premium but in this case you won't have the cheap products. Title: Re: Exporters or Wholesalers Who Take BTC? Post by: gentlemand on October 13, 2015, 02:17:52 AM Japan's barely cottoned on. China's expressly prohibited from using it for commerce. Your options may be limited in the extreme.
Title: Re: Exporters or Wholesalers Who Take BTC? Post by: OROBTC on October 13, 2015, 03:13:44 AM Japan's barely cottoned on. China's expressly prohibited from using it for commerce. Your options may be limited in the extreme. Quite right. NONE of our suppliers are into BTC (and probably do not know what it is). Besides, our company's accounting would be more confusing with BTC payments. Bitcoin would give us more options, for example in a capital or currency controls environment. Maybe next year! So, I guess for now it's HODL, HODL, HODL... Title: Re: Exporters or Wholesalers Who Take BTC? Post by: ikydesu on October 13, 2015, 03:55:36 AM Googling it. And found this: http://bitpages.co/listing/guide/automotive/auto-parts
Title: Re: Exporters or Wholesalers Who Take BTC? Post by: hl5460 on October 13, 2015, 05:03:20 AM I guess BTC volatility will be a major concern for Chinese exporters.
Title: Re: Exporters or Wholesalers Who Take BTC? Post by: Zawamiya on October 13, 2015, 05:17:53 AM I guess any business in China that wishes to gradually move their money out of the country might be interested in taking Bitcoin. There are alot of massively wealthy business owners under the radar in China.
Title: Re: Exporters or Wholesalers Who Take BTC? Post by: OROBTC on October 13, 2015, 05:46:57 AM I guess any business in China that wishes to gradually move their money out of the country might be interested in taking Bitcoin. There are alot of massively wealthy business owners under the radar in China. Yes, I can see all kinds of interesting possibilities along those lines. Capital is fleeing China rather quickly. And we have an ocean-front condo that we would like to sell for "more than it is worth". BTC would make all kinds of sense to any in China who has a lot, or wants a lot... Title: Re: Exporters or Wholesalers Who Take BTC? Post by: NorrisK on October 13, 2015, 05:59:36 AM I guess any business in China that wishes to gradually move their money out of the country might be interested in taking Bitcoin. There are alot of massively wealthy business owners under the radar in China. Yes, I can see all kinds of interesting possibilities along those lines. Capital is fleeing China rather quickly. And we have an ocean-front condo that we would like to sell for "more than it is worth". BTC would make all kinds of sense to any in China who has a lot, or wants a lot... Indeed, they would need to earn those bitcoin first to get them out of the country. Most easy way for them would be to pay yaun for a product and sell that later on towards bitcoin. Probably the easiest way right now to get money moving without too many flags being raised. |