So speaking as a customer on BitMit, that would mean I would have to keep bitcoin in my BitMit wallet and that's not something I like to do.  Or I would have to transfer Bitcoin twice to pay for an item.  That would make using BitMit less convenient.

I personally have only made purchases on BitMit, and I like how its setup and I like the process.

But this is just one geeks opinion.

and here actualy a real  new miner

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Wow, that's quite high. I see there is a need for counter measures.

I am glad it has support for dual HDMI.  I have been saying what is missing from current standalone miners is the ability to connect not just one but two monitors.

Thank you, I'll take a look

Why couldn't I use peer to peer trading for a moneypak? I was hoping to do something like this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=270256.0 and am willing to go first with reputable sellers?

Sorry that I forgot to reply. So you are mostly facing problems because customers don't know what Bitcoin is and how to pay, right?

Does anybody know a good alternative for Lavabit?

I'd like a free (or cheap Bitcoin-paid   ) e-mail service which is
* reliable (running for at least a couple of years with very little downtime)
* has reasonable support
* is dedicated to privacy
* has no ties to the United States
* is preferably operated by people who are part of geek / free software / crypto culture
* has preferably only a low level of advertisement annoyance