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Title: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: ravadava on March 17, 2016, 05:09:19 PM I was looking for something to spend btc on that isn't illegal that would make using bitcoin worth it, like are there "extra content if you use bitcoin" subscriptions or anything cool like that?
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: pawel7777 on March 17, 2016, 05:17:57 PM Some merchants would give you small discount when paying with bitcoins (or more loyalty points etc), mostly applies to gift cards purchases, but recently JM Bullion (precious metals dealer) started accepting BTC, you can get bigger discount (4% iirc) as compared to credit cards or paypal payments. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: Patatas on March 17, 2016, 05:22:59 PM You can nearly buy anything with bitcoins that you can expect with the Fiat.Do you have anything specific in your mind to buy ? I can lead you in the right direction then.No sure if they're subscriptions like special offers on usage of bitcoin.It's relative to the item you wish to purchase again.Have a look through this article ,maybe it will help
75 Places to Spend Your Bitcoins (https://www.shopify.in/blog/10480345-75-places-to-spend-your-bitcoins) Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: pedrog on March 17, 2016, 05:23:39 PM I was looking for something to spend btc on that isn't illegal that would make using bitcoin worth it, like are there "extra content if you use bitcoin" subscriptions or anything cool like that? I don't think so, but with Purse.io you can have really good discount, I read somewhere. :) Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: --Encrypted-- on March 17, 2016, 05:24:31 PM well OpenBazaar will only use bitcoin as a method of payment. still not ready though. when it's ready to be used it should be huge.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: lolgato1 on March 17, 2016, 05:27:11 PM You can buy stuff without having to provide sensitive information and usually it will be cheaper with bitcoins.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: tiggytomb on March 17, 2016, 05:35:55 PM You can buy almost anything with bitcoin but to get something extra over fiat I don't think we have reached that level yet. It would be cool if one day when you purchase a game or a movie using bitcoin it would open up some hidden extras but that is way off and probably something that will never happen.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: calkob on March 17, 2016, 05:37:10 PM If you are in the uk you can spean your bitcoin on takeaway food at just eat i think it is....... ;D
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: alyssa85 on March 17, 2016, 05:39:03 PM I was looking for something to spend btc on that isn't illegal that would make using bitcoin worth it, like are there "extra content if you use bitcoin" subscriptions or anything cool like that? I'd say remittances to places like the Philippines. People used to have to do it with Western Union which I think charges at least $25 per transaction. Sending by bitcoin is way cheaper - and if you have to do remittances monthly or weekly, at the end of the year, the saving on fees is a substantial sum of money. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: Vika NSFW on March 17, 2016, 05:40:09 PM I was looking for something to spend btc on that isn't illegal Hi, My Signature is 100% Legal Content and Bitcoin Friendly. Just test for free, there is open 24/7. NSFW Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on March 17, 2016, 05:46:56 PM Some merchants would give you small discount when paying with bitcoins (or more loyalty points etc), mostly applies to gift cards purchases, but recently JM Bullion (precious metals dealer) started accepting BTC, you can get bigger discount (4% iirc) as compared to credit cards or paypal payments. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: ravadava on March 17, 2016, 05:53:34 PM Some merchants would give you small discount when paying with bitcoins (or more loyalty points etc), mostly applies to gift cards purchases, but recently JM Bullion (precious metals dealer) started accepting BTC, you can get bigger discount (4% iirc) as compared to credit cards or paypal payments. How do I find the merchants? I know the whole gift card thing, but that seems like a long winded way to get something. Thanks for replying. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: Kprawn on March 17, 2016, 05:57:45 PM I was looking for something to spend btc on that isn't illegal Hi, My Signature is 100% Legal Content and Bitcoin Friendly. Just test for free, there is open 24/7. NSFW That is open for debate, in some countries porn is illegal too --> See this link for more detail. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_status_of_Internet_pornography .... To address the OP's question is difficult, because we do not know what is illegal and what is not in his country. As a example : Absinthe .... A alcoholic beverage is legal in some countries and banned in other... well as a matter of fact, alcohol is banned in it's entirety in some countries. So yea, difficult question to answer. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: pedrog on March 17, 2016, 06:00:18 PM You can buy stuff without having to provide sensitive information and usually it will be cheaper with bitcoins. Like your name, address and means of contact? Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: unamis76 on March 17, 2016, 06:09:33 PM Many stores selling legit goods accept Bitcoin... There's also one or two websites accepting Bitcoin for memberships, but I haven't seen such very often, so far
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: Mikestang on March 17, 2016, 06:17:14 PM I purchased a 3D printed part off eBay, a few weeks later the seller came out with an improved version and sold it for btc to previous customers at a reduced price. You'll find btc only deals like that all the time.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: maku on March 17, 2016, 06:27:22 PM I was wondering that too. If there are some better deals if I would be using bitcoin to buy stuff or something like that. It is really hard to find such opportunities.
Usually it is shop which accepts FIAT and bitcoin, and did not offer special treatment for bitcoin users normally. But you can hit occasional sale sometime. There is service called Purse.io where you can buy everything Amazon offers for bitcoin with 15%-30% discount. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: Mikestang on March 17, 2016, 07:03:15 PM There is service called Purse.io where you can buy everything Amazon offers for bitcoin with 15%-30% discount. All those "services" are is someone with a Prime account buying from Amazon and reselling to you, acting as a middle man. Often they simply place the order at Amazon and have it shipped to you.Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: alyssa85 on March 17, 2016, 07:08:45 PM How do I find the merchants? I know the whole gift card thing, but that seems like a long winded way to get something. Thanks for replying. Have a look at the following site: http://spendbitcoins.com/places/ Also, Overstock accepts BTC if you are doing internet shopping in the USA. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: gentlemand on March 17, 2016, 07:29:46 PM Almost all alt coins? That might eventually include the services some of them are purported to offer.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: Decoded on March 17, 2016, 07:36:00 PM Usually if you're buying an expensive digital good with bitcoin, no ID is needed, unlike PayPal. That's what I like. You usually have to wait multiple days for ID information.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: pawel7777 on March 17, 2016, 08:08:18 PM How do I find the merchants? I know the whole gift card thing, but that seems like a long winded way to get something. Thanks for replying. Have a look at the following site: http://spendbitcoins.com/places/ Also, Overstock accepts BTC if you are doing internet shopping in the USA. I think he's only looking for merchants that offer discounts for BTC payments. Not sure whether someone put together such directory, it could be useful. @OP, just say what kind of things are you looking to buy and your location and I'm sure someone will point you in the right direction. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: ATguy on March 17, 2016, 08:22:55 PM I was looking for something to spend btc on that isn't illegal that would make using bitcoin worth it, like are there "extra content if you use bitcoin" subscriptions or anything cool like that? You can buy Trezor hardware wallet and some ASIC miner units with Bitcoin only, fiat not accepted. So yes, there are legal products you can buy with Bitcoins only. For non-Bitcoin related stuff this cant work so well though. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: bargainbin on March 17, 2016, 08:43:31 PM I was looking for something to spend btc on that isn't illegal that would make using bitcoin worth it, like are there "extra content if you use bitcoin" subscriptions or anything cool like that? You can buy Trezor hardware wallet and some ASIC miner units with Bitcoin only, fiat not accepted. So yes, there are legal products you can buy with Bitcoins only. For non-Bitcoin related stuff this cant work so well though. Lol, that's cute, but here: Trezor. (http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=trezor+bitcoin&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=77831753211&hvpos=1t1&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3591073032124007422&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=b&hvdev=c&ref=pd_sl_16elbgpmhz_b) Which miners were you talking about? (I haven't been following the mining scene for years,) Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: krunox123 on March 17, 2016, 08:50:06 PM I was looking for something to spend btc on that isn't illegal that would make using bitcoin worth it, like are there "extra content if you use bitcoin" subscriptions or anything cool like that? You can spend your Bitcoin at Microsoft store. As far as I know, you can't find anything illegal in their store. But I'm not sure if there is any website that will give you anything cool if you spend Bitcoin on their website, though.Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: Wapinter on March 17, 2016, 08:51:30 PM I was looking for something to spend btc on that isn't illegal that would make using bitcoin worth it, like are there "extra content if you use bitcoin" subscriptions or anything cool like that? Depends on how much coins you have.You can buy from needle to house anything with bitcoin.Bitcoin is great convenience and that itself makes using it worth it even if you dont get discountTitle: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: eternalgloom on March 17, 2016, 08:58:21 PM Some merchants would give you small discount when paying with bitcoins (or more loyalty points etc), mostly applies to gift cards purchases, but recently JM Bullion (precious metals dealer) started accepting BTC, you can get bigger discount (4% iirc) as compared to credit cards or paypal payments. First time I saw something like that :) And to answer OP, I wonder if those typical crypto dice gambling sites are exclusive to bitcoin, I'd never seen something like it on any traditional gambling website. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: tss on March 17, 2016, 09:44:46 PM yes. freedom.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: simonloff on March 19, 2016, 10:08:20 AM non-illegal? I think there are many legal activities related to bitcoin but not exclusive, you can probably buy almost everything you can buy with dollars with bitcoin, except maybe altcoins..
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: honeyhtet on March 19, 2016, 10:30:40 AM are there any illegal or legal things exclusive for fiat as well? probably not since you can almost buy any service directly or indirectly for bitcoin.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: richmcrich on March 19, 2016, 11:07:55 AM You can directly or indirectly buy almost everything with bitcoin right now, from stores or in this forum. I think there are allot of legal items available for BTC.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: ObscureBean on March 19, 2016, 11:25:15 AM I don't think there is. It doesn't make sense why any merchant would want to offer bonuses at their expense if you use Bitcoin instead of Dollars. Sure you might find a few diehard Bitcoin fans willing to cut their own profits just to promote Bitcoin but that's going to be rare.
I've come across a few sites selling electronics and such that only accept BTC but the prices were ridiculously high compared to regular stores. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: Wapinter on March 19, 2016, 11:32:48 AM I don't think there is. It doesn't make sense why any merchant would want to offer bonuses at their expense if you use Bitcoin instead of Dollars. Sure you might find a few diehard Bitcoin fans willing to cut their own profits just to promote Bitcoin but that's going to be rare. They save on transaction fee while receiving payment with bitcoin,they can pass on this benefit to customers.There are many advantages to using bitcoin for both customers and merchants as wellI've come across a few sites selling electronics and such that only accept BTC but the prices were ridiculously high compared to regular stores. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: pawel7777 on March 19, 2016, 11:34:41 AM I don't think there is. It doesn't make sense why any merchant would want to offer bonuses at their expense if you use Bitcoin instead of Dollars. Wrong. As mentioned above, there are merchants offering discounts when you pay with bitcoins. And it makes sense, credit card/PayPal payments are more expensive for merchants as they pay fees on them. There's also risk of chargeback, virtually non existent with BTC payments. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: armansolis593 on March 19, 2016, 11:57:27 AM I don't think there is. It doesn't make sense why any merchant would want to offer bonuses at their expense if you use Bitcoin instead of Dollars. Wrong. As mentioned above, there are merchants offering discounts when you pay with bitcoins. And it makes sense, credit card/PayPal payments are more expensive for merchants as they pay fees on them. There's also risk of chargeback, virtually non existent with BTC payments. The charge back is the worst thing that can happen in credit card and paypal, some abused this when they pay paypal. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: ObscureBean on March 19, 2016, 12:17:44 PM I don't think there is. It doesn't make sense why any merchant would want to offer bonuses at their expense if you use Bitcoin instead of Dollars. Wrong. As mentioned above, there are merchants offering discounts when you pay with bitcoins. And it makes sense, credit card/PayPal payments are more expensive for merchants as they pay fees on them. There's also risk of chargeback, virtually non existent with BTC payments. It's true they may save a bit but probably not as much as you might think. How many merchants do you know that accept Bitcoin directly, I don't think I've ever come across one, they all use some third party processor like Bitpay and I doubt Bitpay offers its service for free. Having said that I would be genuinely curious to have a look at stores that offer bonuses for using Bitcoin. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: Amph on March 19, 2016, 12:28:40 PM no and anyway illegal stuff are not exclusive to bitcoin, everything that can be bought with bitcoin can be bough with fiat/cash, cash is fiat too...
maybe the only thing are...altcoin, they can be acquire easily with bitcoin, not talking about big altcoin Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: bargainbin on March 19, 2016, 12:57:23 PM Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: pawel7777 on March 19, 2016, 01:06:40 PM It's true they may save a bit but probably not as much as you might think. How many merchants do you know that accept Bitcoin directly, I don't think I've ever come across one, they all use some third party processor like Bitpay and I doubt Bitpay offers its service for free. Even 1% discount could be worthwile for regular purchases or one-time high value ones (ie gold bar). Afaik BitPay didn't charge any fees initially, but introduced some small fees quite recently, still much lower than cc/PayPal. Having said that I would be genuinely curious to have a look at stores that offer bonuses for using Bitcoin. It would be great if someone could compile and maintain such list (showing benefits comparing to fiat payments etc). Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: bargainbin on March 19, 2016, 01:13:32 PM It's true they may save a bit but probably not as much as you might think. How many merchants do you know that accept Bitcoin directly, I don't think I've ever come across one, they all use some third party processor like Bitpay and I doubt Bitpay offers its service for free. Even 1% discount could be worthwile for regular purchases or one-time high value ones (ie gold bar). Afaik BitPay didn't charge any fees initially, but introduced some small fees quite recently, still much lower than cc/PayPal. How do you get your BTC? Unless you're a factory mine, you *buy* it before you can use it. Which means fees/premiums/your time. Way in excess of that 1% :( Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: pawel7777 on March 19, 2016, 02:21:32 PM It's true they may save a bit but probably not as much as you might think. How many merchants do you know that accept Bitcoin directly, I don't think I've ever come across one, they all use some third party processor like Bitpay and I doubt Bitpay offers its service for free. Even 1% discount could be worthwile for regular purchases or one-time high value ones (ie gold bar). Afaik BitPay didn't charge any fees initially, but introduced some small fees quite recently, still much lower than cc/PayPal. How do you get your BTC? Unless you're a factory mine, you *buy* it before you can use it. Which means fees/premiums/your time. Way in excess of that 1% :( There are plenty of other ways to get BTC. You could sell stuff/provide services and take bitcoins, altcoin trading, investing, gambling etc. You could also find someone who is willing to sell at market price outside of exchanges. Usual exchange fee for buying is around 0.2%, so much less than 1%. Fiat transfer fees are the issue, but are less significant if you trade larger amounts. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: bargainbin on March 19, 2016, 03:34:40 PM It's true they may save a bit but probably not as much as you might think. How many merchants do you know that accept Bitcoin directly, I don't think I've ever come across one, they all use some third party processor like Bitpay and I doubt Bitpay offers its service for free. Even 1% discount could be worthwile for regular purchases or one-time high value ones (ie gold bar). Afaik BitPay didn't charge any fees initially, but introduced some small fees quite recently, still much lower than cc/PayPal. How do you get your BTC? Unless you're a factory mine, you *buy* it before you can use it. Which means fees/premiums/your time. Way in excess of that 1% :( There are plenty of other ways to get BTC. You could sell stuff/provide services and take bitcoins, altcoin trading, investing, gambling etc. You could also find someone who is willing to sell at market price outside of exchanges. Usual exchange fee for buying is around 0.2%, so much less than 1%. Fiat transfer fees are the issue, but are less significant if you trade larger amounts. So you're saying that to get Mom interested in the 1% discount she could get in the 1% of the stores by using BTC, I should tell her to 1. sell something for BTC 2. trade altcoins (hard to understand where/how Mom got her altcoins, so I won't ask) 3. investing (just get some BTC by investing, Ma, I have no idea what that means but it's super easy) 4. gambling (Mom, just get BTC is by gambling, what can possibly go wrong?) 5. find someone selling off-exchange @ market (i.e. find a criminal or idiot) Overlooking the fact that she'd need to have BTC for everything other than (1), and that the intrepid financiers engaging in (2) through (5) end up in the gutter, crying hot salty tears, and also assuming Mom is not batshit crazy... do you honestly think she'd do any of the above for 1% savings (not from the stores she normally shops, but some obscure merchant she never heard of, the one that accepts BTC)? Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: RealPhotoshoper on March 19, 2016, 03:58:09 PM I was looking for something to spend btc on that isn't illegal that would make using bitcoin worth it, like are there "extra content if you use bitcoin" subscriptions or anything cool like that? buying goods,top up mobile,pay VPS and other services,its legal. and several day ago,i saw people post on this thread that they have plan to make something what you looking for,but i dont know what now he do.Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: pawel7777 on March 19, 2016, 09:49:01 PM So you're saying that to get Mom interested in ... Nope. I just stated few quick examples of how you can get bitcoins without buying them on exchange site (personally I bought total of ~0.02 and hold/spent/lost bit more than that) . If your mom can't find a way to earn it and buying is not worth the discount she could get - tell her to stick to fiat. Problem solved. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: bargainbin on March 19, 2016, 11:24:54 PM So you're saying that to get Mom interested in ... Nope. I just stated few quick examples of how you can get bitcoins without buying them on exchange site (personally I bought total of ~0.02 and hold/spent/lost bit more than that) . Quote If your mom can't find a way to earn it and buying is not worth the discount she could get - tell her to stick to fiat. Problem solved. Mom already uses Well, not unless you're a criminal/totally nanners, that is. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: martinacar on March 19, 2016, 11:25:12 PM I was looking for something to spend btc on that isn't illegal that would make using bitcoin worth it, like are there "extra content if you use bitcoin" subscriptions or anything cool like that? buying goods,top up mobile,pay VPS and other services,its legal. and several day ago,i saw people post on this thread that they have plan to make something what you looking for,but i dont know what now he do.This items are indeed legal. As legal as buying almost anything different. But i am fully aware there are plenty of things that are illegal which you can pay with bitcoin. But that also applies for paypal. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: pawel7777 on March 20, 2016, 12:41:56 AM ~0.02 BTC :o? Roughly $8 US at current rate, $24 at bubble-burst?... Pre-bubble so likely less than that. Bought that only to test how it works and managed to earn the rest. Are you saying I should've spent more? Quote Mom already uses It does solve some problems and can be pretty useful, but that's not a topic of this thread. If you/your mom don't see any benefits, simply stay out. I don't have any interest in forcing/convincing anyone to use (or "invest" in) Bitcoin. That's one of my favourite bitcoin's features, it's completely optional to use. Quote Well, not unless you're a criminal/totally nanners, that is. Which one are you? Over 900 posts in less than 5 months on Bitcoin related forum, that's way to much for someone not interested in Bitcoin. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: rio3233 on March 20, 2016, 12:53:53 AM I was looking for something to spend btc on that isn't illegal that would make using bitcoin worth it, like are there "extra content if you use bitcoin" subscriptions or anything cool like that? I agree with people here. Some online shop accepted bitcoin and give discount to people who use bitcoin for payment, i'm forget what website is that. But i remember they give good discount. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: lottery248 on March 20, 2016, 02:50:07 AM i don't sure, but it is usually legal for the underage users, it convinces them to buy stuff if they accept bitcoin.
btw i am one of them to promote bitcoin locally, since people are not aware with the bitcoin. i am planning to setup a student union which involves bitcoin well. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: _Miracle on March 20, 2016, 03:23:39 AM Gyft.com lets you but gift cards and gives you 3% back when purchased with bitcoin.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: sachung on March 20, 2016, 04:15:50 AM Altcoins I think, you can't buy these except with bitcoins in most of the places..
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: QuestionAuthority on March 20, 2016, 04:48:51 AM I don't know of any standard product that requires Bitcoin and can't be purchased other than illegal contraband on the dark web. The dark web and Bitcoin go together like peanut butter and jelly.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: bargainbin on March 20, 2016, 01:35:19 PM ~0.02 BTC :o? Roughly $8 US at current rate, $24 at bubble-burst?... Pre-bubble so likely less than that. Bought that only to test how it works and managed to earn the rest. Are you saying I should've spent more? Quote Mom already uses It does solve some problems and can be pretty useful, but that's not a topic of this thread. If you/your mom don't see any benefits, simply stay out. I don't have any interest in forcing/convincing anyone to use (or "invest" in) Bitcoin. That's one of my favourite bitcoin's features, it's completely optional to use. Quote Well, not unless you're a criminal/totally nanners, that is. Which one are you? Over 900 posts in less than 5 months on Bitcoin related forum, that's way to much for someone not interested in Bitcoin. >bought before the bubble You joined this forum on Dec. 13, 2013, *right as the bubble popped.* >managed to earn the rest Right. Discovered crypto & went to work. Your posting history from back in the days: Quote K3B6iWcbWA1fE9kWEDgDo6SKsBewfXckvv http://s30.postimg.org/8tmef9n1t/look.pngThank you ReplyReply Reply with quoteQuote Notify of repliesNotify 3105 Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [DOGE][GIVEAWAY] 20,000 DOGE GIVEAWAY!! + Bonus + Updated on: December 23, 2013, 12:38:23 AM Thanks! DLJiDBEnHRizVM4ApP9uJhjnq5A1evdfUQ ReplyReply Reply with quoteQuote Notify of repliesNotify 3106 Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: GameCoin giveaway - 100000 (100 x 1000) on: December 23, 2013, 12:24:03 AM GXUPWedQEhY9tdABMEKWFC7xAeF3AmuD2N Thanks v much! ReplyReply Reply with quoteQuote Notify of repliesNotify 3107 Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Dogecoin on Cryptsy? on: December 19, 2013, 09:31:25 PM Quote from: muddafudda on December 14, 2013, 03:06:20 AM Shit coin is no wow, not people many like, scam is coin bad idea. If you think this will hit cryptsy in under a month your an idiot Its on Cryptsy. Added today ReplyReply Reply with quoteQuote Notify of repliesNotify 3108 Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [GIVEAWAY] IFC Infinitecoin giveaway! on: December 19, 2013, 09:21:38 PM iMyypLsjF1rYZGmLYTSUmQHeWDR2YiLP6m Thank you ReplyReply Reply with quoteQuote Notify of repliesNotify 3109 Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [ANN] InfiniteCoin | IFC | Giveaway on: December 19, 2013, 09:01:03 PM iMyypLsjF1rYZGmLYTSUmQHeWDR2YiLP6m Thank you ReplyReply Reply with quoteQuote Notify of repliesNotify 3110 Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [FLO] Florin coin GIVEAWAY 1 FLO on: December 19, 2013, 08:47:21 PM FJc86NRJhL4cbC9EcnMo7ZAHQ7zYwKSA2y Thanks ReplyReply Reply with quoteQuote Notify of repliesNotify 3111 Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [Give-away] Free UNO - Unobtanium - Rare on: December 19, 2013, 08:37:44 PM uLP7cXB4HWEx3J4tJiQdf6X6EVKtFuMPVj Thank you ReplyReply Reply with quoteQuote Notify of repliesNotify 3112 Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [GIVEAWAY] Free devcoin faucet - 20DVC per person! on: December 19, 2013, 08:30:21 PM 1GQ7NNdoT67zYauWwShc7Ja2hC5Eh6gmYE Thanks ReplyReply Reply with quoteQuote Notify of repliesNotify 3113 Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Dogecoin giveaway on: December 19, 2013, 07:57:38 PM DJVVr41PY6KPmFEtDBA4WiD17GmRs2B8MW Thanks much ReplyReply Reply with quoteQuote Notify of repliesNotify 3114 Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [DOGE] L8.LV Dogecoin Giveaway on: December 19, 2013, 07:48:38 PM DJVVr41PY6KPmFEtDBA4WiD17GmRs2B8MW Thanks ReplyReply Reply with quoteQuote Notify of repliesNotify 3115 Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [GIVEAWAY] Free JKC faucet - random JKC per person! on: December 19, 2013, 02:39:38 PM 7bbGPUMVMZiPoUvR2E6azf7MqvS91dmMi3 Thanks! Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: pawel7777 on March 20, 2016, 01:46:56 PM All correct. What does it prove again?
Care to answer the part regarding yourself? Why are you here. Nothing better to do? Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: bargainbin on March 20, 2016, 02:04:44 PM All correct. What does it prove again? Care to answer the part regarding yourself? Why are you here. Nothing better to do? Myself? Well, made some money selling BTC to As far as having nothing better to do? Meh. I'm atoning for my past sins, Friend. By educating your potential victims. And having a chuckle or two in the process, won't lie. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: Hugroll on March 20, 2016, 02:08:04 PM only place that comes to my mind is gyft.com, you get 3% cashback in points whenever you buy a gift card from them. but i guess you would get that if you pay with paypal too, so technically its not exclusive to bitcoin :P.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: pawel7777 on March 20, 2016, 02:34:16 PM Myself? Well, made some money selling BTC to Lol, I am what now? Quote As far as having nothing better to do? Meh. I'm atoning for my past sins, Friend. By educating your potential victims. And having a chuckle or two in the process, won't lie. Cute story. I'll leave you to it. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: bargainbin on March 20, 2016, 02:49:52 PM >Lol, I am what now?
Judging by the mentioned sums, you sig & inept attempts at lying, "a brokeass degenerate gambler" would be a safe bet :) Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: pawel7777 on March 20, 2016, 02:54:54 PM >Lol, I am what now? Judging by the mentioned sums, you sig & inept attempts at lying, "a brokeass degenerate gambler" would be a safe bet :) Nah, finance revolutionary sounded better. Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: bargainbin on March 20, 2016, 03:04:53 PM >Lol, I am what now? Judging by the mentioned sums, you sig & inept attempts at lying, "a brokeass degenerate gambler" would be a safe bet :) Nah, finance revolutionary sounded better. Sure. But dollars to donuts "a brokeass degenerate gambler" is less at odds with reality :) Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: MWesterweele on May 28, 2016, 06:23:15 AM When I ask one of my friends on what does he know about bitcoins he said , it is the money of the hackers. That is one of the reasons why they didn't want to use bitcoins. Lets face the fact internet itself can be use on good things or bad but the thing is we are the brain of computer,internet or even the bitcoin , bitcoin itself cannot make good things or bad actually if we think what is the purpose of bitcoins ,we will know that s vision is to provide us an easier way to store and earn money while were in home or anywhere . Bitcoin goal is good only the people who use it can make a decision if they use it on good things or bad.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: sakinaka on May 28, 2016, 10:30:05 AM The only thing that come to my mind is OpenBazaar. Maybe some discounts in some shops, but I wouldn't count on that too much.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: StoreBit on May 28, 2016, 11:57:21 AM we can buy any thing using bitcoins same as we can buy it with flat currency. but I depend on the personality. if some one wants to buy illegal stuff with bitcoin he can but the important thing is that he must have resources to reach to these kind of stuff. therefore he must be a well experience in his game and that is what he can do with flat currency.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: zPanda on May 28, 2016, 12:02:55 PM Probably promotional rewards when purchasing using BTC.
Title: Re: Is there anything non-illegal exclusive to bitcoin? Post by: Hirose UK on May 28, 2016, 01:30:49 PM well OpenBazaar will only use bitcoin as a method of payment. still not ready though. when it's ready to be used it should be huge. you can buy some stuffs using bitcoin legally in countries where bitcoin is accepted as legal money, but it will cost much in sending charge. so the best solution is openbazaar, agree. you can buy stuffs around the world. just wait for it. |
