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What have you purchased with bitcoin?

I bought a domain name with bitcoin: bitcoinriddle.com (http://bitcoinriddle.com)

I bought a VPS, 6 PLEX in the game EVE Online from Bitmit, a domain and donated to GUIMiner. All that without paying a single cent, only mining.

Seo services :)

mdma

I bought a surprise box on www.buyb.it

I bought a humble bundle !

I've been spending a bit of bitcoin recently. I purchased a Raspberry Pi bundle from Bitcoinin (http://cryptojunky.com/blog/2013/04/27/a-review-of-bitcoinin-bitcoins-unique-online-retailer/) a few weeks ago. I purchased a few new domain names with NameCheap (http://cryptojunky.com/blog/2013/05/13/namecheap-and-bitcoin-a-review-of-using-bitcoin-with-one-of-the-webs-largest-domain-registrars/) - who are awesome by the way. Then I purchased a new laptop with over at BitcoinStore (http://cryptojunky.com/blog/2013/05/16/a-review-of-bitcoinstore-com-bitcoins-mega-retailer/).

Also, I'm about to donate some to Linux Mint (http://www.linuxmint.com/), who just started accepting Bitcoin donations.

Im still mining to get some bitcoins. Getting my first payout today I think (0,01 btc), but havnt figure out what to do with it. Probably gona save the first.

I sometimes buy burgers at one local shop with bitcoins. It is quite practical and quick.

Haven't had enough to buy any yet.

Pretty cool, where is this?

Interesting, where abouts is this and how is it done?

Im planning on buying VPN services once I mine up some more BTC.

bought a digital shop script so I can earn Bitcoins later on http://bitfreak.info/bitshop/ :D

I want a VPN too >_<

Yes, US dollars.

It is a vegetarian burger place which has places in Finland called "vegemesta". I visited their shops both in Helsinki and Turku
https://bittiraha.fi/content/vegemesta-hyv%C3%A4ksyy-bitcoinia   (use google translate :D)

Also here is a map of few places, there is a dentist which accepts bitcoins near Helsinki, I should probably call there :D
https://bittiraha.fi/content/bitcoin-karttapalvelu

I purchased us dollars...oh, and risers.

Yes, Cloud services. And sending tips here and there.

I've primarily been buying/selling virtual items with BTC to avoid chargeback issues associated with PP.

Euros

Used to purchase gift cards, but now I just hoard them!  ;D

I'm willing to sell art

I tried to buy a burger at VegeMesta in Helsinki and they've stopped accepting bitcoins! They said they had a problem with their merchant, who hasn't paid out in a while. For such a tiny place kinda wonder why they even need a merchant...

Yes, some online gambling and DNS services.

A t-shirt (bitcoin-themed, mind you)

4chan captcha bypass

one month of metart subscription

Mined a little, gamble a little, won a little
Lost all :p

I bought some VGA dummy boards

I bought an ebook with Btc... medieval erotica... weird stuff...

then I sold cash for Btc on BitMit.net... much faster and easier than an exchange...

then I started giving my Btc away... to friends and family... in an effort to get them started...

but I'm not giving them away to you...

so don't ask...

domain names*, vpn, ssl certs, vps hosting, bullion, graphics cards, other computer hardware, gift cards, reddit gold, logo design, and some software development.  There probably is a couple more but at least those.  Generally if it is something I wan't/need and someone offers it in Bitcoins for a reasonable price I will buy it.

* finally got around to consolidating all my personal and company domain names with namecheap.  Why namecheap ... they accept Bitcoins.  They got 10 BTC combined.

Purchased some graphics, gift cards primarily.

I'd love to go to a restaurant in the near future that accepts BTC.

Yep! Bought a couple of pizza's  ;D And a bunch of hardware.

Twice I bought VGA cards, second hand(used) of course!

I was hoping to find a place to spend BTC in my area but it will probably take a long time for the stores to be comfortable with BTC.

I have bought lots of domains in past, Vps and other virtual items.

A Block Eruptor USB.

Steamboat group buy

I have tried to purchase with Bitcoin but had an issue with the merchant.  I did try though.

I renewed a few domain names with Namecheap.

Can't find any business in Seattle that accepts bitcoins, seems like bitcoin is only good for online purchases.

cable

I was pleasantly surprised to find that the Humble Bundle folks now accept Bitcoins.  In addition to getting cool games, it's also a good way to funnel your Bitcoins to worthy charities. =)

10,000 ASIC chips.

I have bought the new Humble Bundle :3

7970 GPU from bitmit

Pizza and beer

Online banner ads

I still waiting for my first purchase, not enougth BTC  :(

just mining equipment  :)

coffee, a bike, some green medicine, and domain names

I run two websites that accept BTC for payment for actual products.  We get, on average, about 1 purchase a day (only in our second month) via BTC.

I've used my BTC to purchase a cocktail at a bar (know the owner, showed him how it works), and also used it to get an electrical circuit run at my production warehouse (posted on Craigslist want ad, found 2 electricians interested in bartering for BTC).

Haven't used it for a purchase online though.  Yet.

Not anything actually, but I paid a debt to a friend with btc :)