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Title: New BitMit Vendor But What Shall I Sell? Post by: bluedye on February 20, 2013, 02:37:49 PM Hi everyone,
New BitMit + BTC vendor arriving on the scene soon. Will hopefully have our own active website as well as having a .onion page. We have access to a wide variety of items ranging from real local Italian food and drink supplies to iphones, tablets etc. We want to sell what many of you will be wanting to buy. So please list your ideas here of what you want to be able to buy with BTC? Title: Re: New BitMit Vendor But What Shall I Sell? Post by: chmod755 on February 20, 2013, 02:50:15 PM I want to be able to buy EVERYTHING with Bitcoin!
I think more products for non-geeks would be cool to make Bitcoin more useful for everyone (e.g. shoes for women, etc.) Edit: I'd buy a physical bear-trap! Title: Re: New BitMit Vendor But What Shall I Sell? Post by: 21after2 on February 21, 2013, 05:01:07 AM I'm dying to see an e-book vendor that accepts Bitcoin. ;)
Title: Re: New BitMit Vendor But What Shall I Sell? Post by: Mike Christ on February 21, 2013, 05:02:30 AM I'm dying to see an e-book vendor that accepts Bitcoin. ;) Something similar to this (https://www.coindl.com/)? Title: Re: New BitMit Vendor But What Shall I Sell? Post by: bluedye on February 21, 2013, 12:13:20 PM bump
Title: Re: New BitMit Vendor But What Shall I Sell? Post by: Global BTC on February 21, 2013, 04:31:02 PM I'm dying to see an e-book vendor that accepts Bitcoin. ;) There are some e-books for sale on Bitmit. The listings I've looked into hasn't been honest though, as the seller is (probably illegally) charging BTC for sending an email with a PDF file that he downloaded from a torrent site. Title: Re: New BitMit Vendor But What Shall I Sell? Post by: moocow1452 on February 21, 2013, 11:41:32 PM Comixology gifts might catch on if bitcoiners have a particular comic they want to catch on to.
Title: Re: New BitMit Vendor But What Shall I Sell? Post by: bluedye on February 22, 2013, 12:32:40 AM Comixology gifts might catch on if bitcoiners have a particular comic they want to catch on to. Comics, e-books etc. I personally cannot see much of a market for these and lack an immediate entrance strategy. I am looking more at providing some more basic goods. Food, watches, clothes, creams, hand-made soaps, etc, etc. Any more ideas? |