Services in the United States are absolutely taxable... you will notice when your accountant charges you tax for the hour he spent telling you about taxes

EVERYONE will happily want to accept Bitcoin!   They can see that its value will grow --- even in the short time they might hold onto it.

There will be NO shortage of merchants -- both online and brick & mortar -- who will ACCEPT Bitcoin.    The only question is:   Will anyone be willing to SPEND them?  

The government here considers you run a hobby if you earn under $75 000 a year and you arent required to collect goods and services tax.

I dont see myself approaching that anytime soon lol.

1. Load a usb drive containing a file with username and password to a mybitcoin account containing bitcoins.
2. List on ebay for the price of the drive + the price of the bitcoins.
3.Have proof you posted and it was received by customers.
4. $profit

Is this a pipe dream ? lol

You are falling into a 'mom's basement' trap. Even worse, you counting only cost of equipment and even comparing contract price to cost of equipment. Other posters at least counted cost of electricity as well. This would be all cool and dandy if there was no need for:
- shipping
- labour needed to assemble, test and deploy the rigs
- software development
- customer support
- public relations
- network and system management and monitoring
- insurance
- management
- accounting
- profit
 
  I've heard it all before, some claim that they can fit 4x5970's in a 3U box using water cooling and therefore fit 112 GPU's into a standard rack, some claim that one needs only hardware and electricity (or only hardware even) to run a mining rig. None of these people have real world experience running large computer farms or businesses. It is where the real world conflicts with fantasy.

  Very easy to build a biz plan with only hardware and electricity as costs. Trying to execute it without humongous cost overruns, is entirely another matter.

  As I said before, will be happy to give refuge to customers running from cowboy operators (if they have any money left).

  Ironically, every time I write responses, to such 'price too high' mathematicians, I count my expenses and profit margins and I have an urge to up the price another 10% or so.

O.k  - I am going to basically making a credit score based project - here are the details:

A user sign's up to get a Credit Profile. They must provide there name, address, and phone number as well as to link a facebook profile.