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1  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: How sweet would it be to be able to buy prepaid bitcoin wallet cards at stores? on: May 13, 2014, 02:59:04 AM
Do you want to know what's really funny?  Your need to get the last word in on a debate that you lost several posts ago.  Learn to recognize when you've been beaten.  http://www.buyprepaidbitcoin.com - Let it go!
2  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: How sweet would it be to be able to buy prepaid bitcoin wallet cards at stores? on: April 28, 2014, 10:51:06 PM
I wish I could help you out, but I am not the owner of http://www.buyprepaidbitcoin.com ... I'm just a satisfied customer who thinks they have hit upon a fantastic idea.  I see that other folks who have responded to this post also think I am advertising my own site.  It's a good idea, but you got the wrong guy!  The site you refer to appears legit, too, and I'm sure there are enough bitcoiners to go around... I bet it isn't too long before a half dozen prepaid bitcoin sites pop up around the Internet.  I can't wait... I hope bitcoin fulfills every bit of its potential!  There is one thing about the site you mention that I can't get over, though.  While their domain name is creative, it has no SEO advantage over http://www.buyprepaidbitcoin.com, and will never be able to outrank it on any search engine (.com extensions and keywords are everything).  I would like to think that a company that existed solely on the Internet would have taken this into account when they established their business.  It makes me wonder what else they have not thought out with their business model.
3  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: How sweet would it be to be able to buy prepaid bitcoin wallet cards at stores? on: April 22, 2014, 10:57:29 PM
Yeah, I scoped that site out, too, but I didn't want to have to deal with any activation hassles.  Plus, who needs just $10.00 in bitcoin?  A $2.99 activation fee on $10.00 is 30%... I wanted to get bitcoin fast, not get ripped in the process.  And, it only lets you buy up to $100.00.  You may like cheap, but I like easy!

http://www.BuyPrepaidBitcoin.com is the only site to buy bitcoin, as far as I'm concerned.  Thanks for your input, though!
4  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: How sweet would it be to be able to buy prepaid bitcoin wallet cards at stores? on: April 21, 2014, 10:55:28 PM
Update:  Just got my prepaid bitcoin wallet card in the mail today.  The card is way cool looking and has the private key concealed underneath a tamper-evident hologram sticker.  Interestingly enough, it is now worth more than what I paid for it, but it wouldn't matter if it was less.  We all know bitcoin can be volatile and I'm not a speculator... I'm a spender!  I think in order for bitcoin to go mainstream is has to be simple and easy to acquire and spend it.  Prepaid cards are the way to go.  All in all, I'm impressed... a flawless transaction and a new loyal customer.  Highly recommended!
5  Economy / Service Discussion / How sweet would it be to be able to buy prepaid bitcoin wallet cards at stores? on: April 18, 2014, 04:07:33 AM
Have you ever seen the racks of gift cards on display at grocery and convenience stores?  I see them all the time.  I stopped to check out a display at a local store this afternoon and couldn't believe the selection available.  There were so many cards to choose from that I thought I would stumble across one for bitcoin...

I mean, how cool would that be to be able to walk into a bricks-and-mortar store and purchase a prepaid bitcoin wallet card?

And, then it hit me...

Prepaid bitcoin cards are the future!  No more verifying your identity and/or waiting days to receive your bitcoin!  Just walk into your local  store, and...

BAM!

Instant bitcoin!

I then race back home to search the Internet to see if such a prepaid bitcoin card exists... and, alas...  it does!

I found a website called:  http://www.buyprepaidbitcoin.com where they sell set denominations of bitcoin at current market prices.  This seems to me to be the easiest method of acquiring bitcoin I have ever seen or thought of.  After all, I think one of the biggest hurdles in the way of bitcoin becoming main-stream is the difficulty in acquiring it.  Wouldn't prepaid bitcoin cards be the easiest way to buy bitcoin?  Has anyone bought a wallet card from the website above?  I am going to buy one... I'll post my experience with my purchase later.  Thanks for reading!
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