Title: I would like you to tell me what exactly you think GYFT.com is? Post by: CtrlAltBernanke420 on March 24, 2014, 09:49:34 PM I am curious to take the pulse of the community and asked a pointed question that will likely lead to broad answer.
What is GYFT.com and does it help facilitate the revolution of transitioning into bitcoin? If so, how. .............. I just see risk in carrying a smartphone from NSA spying and or hackers. Is the world going to get more dangerous in the future? I see all sorts of ways bitcoin can be an amazing revolution, or a digging our own grave. If anonaminity Title: Re: I would like you to tell me what exactly you think GYFT.com is? Post by: runam0k on March 24, 2014, 10:13:54 PM It's two things:
First, it's the original buy-things-from-stores service. It's still going strong but newer, more efficient services will prevail (like Zinc Save). Second, it's a place to buy giftcards using bitcoins. (Or perhaps I'm missing something and there's some controversy surrounding gyft.com that I don't know about.) Title: Re: I would like you to tell me what exactly you think GYFT.com is? Post by: hellscabane on March 25, 2014, 02:11:15 PM Gyft.com is just a place to buy gift cards and to manage those gift cards conveniently through their apps. They also have the perk of allowing you to buy gift cards using bitcoins. In a way, gyft serves as a intermediary for people to buy things from a lot of places in the form of gift cards.
[Additionally, they have a points program from buying gift cards that actually gives the most points per dollar if you use bitcoin.] Title: Re: I would like you to tell me what exactly you think GYFT.com is? Post by: Sindelar1938 on March 25, 2014, 02:35:41 PM It's a btc commerce enabler and long term adoption driver
Title: Re: I would like you to tell me what exactly you think GYFT.com is? Post by: hellscabane on March 25, 2014, 05:14:19 PM It's a btc commerce enabler and long term adoption driver Yeah, that's what it is functioning as, but I'm not sure how much they receive in the way of bitcoin transactions. I still think there needs to be more transactions in bitcoins in order for it to fruitfully function as a driver of long-term adoption. |