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Title: Put your BitCoin address in your business email signature Post by: Mahkul on April 08, 2011, 12:46:34 PM This morning I have configured my own and all my employees' email message templates to put my company Bitcoin address in the signature. That feels so good. :) Hopefully some of our customers will ask what this is. I would suggest whoever can to do the same, you never know.
Title: Re: Put your BitCoin address in your business email signature Post by: The Madhatter on April 08, 2011, 12:49:11 PM That rocks!
Don't forget to print your Bitcoin address on your company's business cards too. Title: Re: Put your BitCoin address in your business email signature Post by: PLATO on April 08, 2011, 01:40:06 PM or better, a shortlink to a page where they can pay you
Title: Re: Put your BitCoin address in your business email signature Post by: Alex Beckenham on April 08, 2011, 02:59:11 PM Don't forget to print your Bitcoin address on your company's business cards too. I'd put it in a QR code too... noone's going to type 34 characters in manually. Title: Re: Put your BitCoin address in your business email signature Post by: legion050 on April 08, 2011, 09:37:21 PM That rocks! Don't forget to print your Bitcoin address on your company's business cards too. i put mine on my checks... weird? ironic? maybe... Title: Re: Put your BitCoin address in your business email signature Post by: mrb on April 09, 2011, 04:08:48 AM I'd put it in a QR code too... noone's going to type 34 characters in manually. christopher.mcpatrick@microsoft.com disagrees with you. His email his 35 character long :-) Title: Re: Put your BitCoin address in your business email signature Post by: FreeMoney on April 09, 2011, 04:26:43 AM I appreciate the bitcoin enthusiasm, but isn't it a little odd to essentially give people instructions on how to tip you anonymously on every business email? I would think something like "Now accepting Bitcoin" would be fine.
Title: Re: Put your BitCoin address in your business email signature Post by: FreeMoney on April 09, 2011, 04:29:00 AM Don't forget to print your Bitcoin address on your company's business cards too. I'd put it in a QR code too... noone's going to type 34 characters in manually. Lol, if you need to move 34 chars is that how you do it? Typing 34 buttons? Title: Re: Put your BitCoin address in your business email signature Post by: Alex Beckenham on April 09, 2011, 04:30:55 AM I appreciate the bitcoin enthusiasm, but isn't it a little odd to essentially give people instructions on how to tip you anonymously on every business email? Transaction anonymity is a bit of a myth. You have to go to very specific lengths to remain anonymous, much like anonymous browsing of the web, etc. Therefore I don't agree that giving out your bitcoin address is akin to asking people to tip anonymously. Title: Re: Put your BitCoin address in your business email signature Post by: Alex Beckenham on April 09, 2011, 04:32:12 AM Don't forget to print your Bitcoin address on your company's business cards too. I'd put it in a QR code too... noone's going to type 34 characters in manually. Lol, if you need to move 34 chars is that how you do it? Typing 34 buttons? What? I don't even understand your question. In normal circumstances I move 34 chars around by copying+pasting. But you can't do that off a printed business card. Title: Re: Put your BitCoin address in your business email signature Post by: FreeMoney on April 09, 2011, 04:39:56 AM Don't forget to print your Bitcoin address on your company's business cards too. I'd put it in a QR code too... noone's going to type 34 characters in manually. Lol, if you need to move 34 chars is that how you do it? Typing 34 buttons? What? I don't even understand your question. In normal circumstances I move 34 chars around by copying+pasting. But you can't do that off a printed business card. haha, my bad. was still thinking email for some reason. |