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Title: Fake Screenshots of Facebook Payment mechanism? Post by: BTCIndia on January 16, 2014, 01:45:06 PM http://bitcoinboard.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/fb-logo-660x330.jpg World’s biggest social network Facebook has started testing Bitcoin payments for their advertisement platform. This image below was sent to us this morning by a employee of Facebook Netherlands in Amsterdam, who is currently participating in the test. As you can see, it displays the option to pay with Bitcoin on the Facebook Ads payment setup page. Facebook is holding this test with all their locations around the world. Facebook advertising can be used to get more likes to your Facebook posts & pages. Their advertising platform is Facebook’s primary form of revenue, and it is used daily by millions of businesses & individuals over the world. Any business is allowed to run ads, and setting up a campaign cost as little as $5. http://bitcoinboard.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/facebook-ads-payment.png What do you think about authenticity of this news? Title: Re: Fake Screenshots of Facebook Payment mechanism? Post by: Benson Samuel on January 16, 2014, 11:28:46 PM Does not look legit. Looks shoddy for a FB build tbh.
Title: Re: Fake Screenshots of Facebook Payment mechanism? Post by: G K G on January 19, 2014, 01:47:02 AM http://bitcoinboard.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/fb-logo-660x330.jpg World’s biggest social network Facebook has started testing Bitcoin payments for their advertisement platform. This image below was sent to us this morning by a employee of Facebook Netherlands in Amsterdam, who is currently participating in the test. As you can see, it displays the option to pay with Bitcoin on the Facebook Ads payment setup page. Facebook is holding this test with all their locations around the world. Facebook advertising can be used to get more likes to your Facebook posts & pages. Their advertising platform is Facebook’s primary form of revenue, and it is used daily by millions of businesses & individuals over the world. Any business is allowed to run ads, and setting up a campaign cost as little as $5. http://bitcoinboard.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/facebook-ads-payment.png What do you think about authenticity of this news? If ever it becomes real, this would help reach out more businesses to try out btc and make way to $2k/btc ;D |
