I have tried Bitcart twice now. I was a little skeptical the first time, sure, but I crossed my fingers, sent the funds, and everything has since worked out fine - great, even. This is a pretty awesome service. It's not like Purse where you have to submit an order and wait for a few days hoping that someone will pick it up, or choose the instant discount option for a mere 5%. Bitcart tells you the discount that you will get immediately (in my case it was 17% for my first order, 20% for my second (the site clarifies that it is up to 20% (it depends on the merchant)) and if you agree you send over the coins.

Delivery was super fast(!) one time, quite reasonable (less than a day) the other, and the communication through email rather than onsite, I thought, was a nice feature. Purse does this too, I guess, and has always been very communicative and quick to jump in for support, but I guess the difference here is that you don't need it. There is no (potentially fickle) middle man whom you are not sure if you can trust but whom you are yet trying to please for positive reviews, which can sometimes be more annoying/worrisome than wondering whether or not and how quickly you'll receive your order. Bitcart's a direct deal - simple, easy, done. I am thoroughly impressed.


*In reference to one of the above posts, I know this may sound a little shill-like, being brand new. Nonetheless, I wanted, especially after reading the thread that meono linked to, to jump in here and give my two cents. For whatever reason, I feel the need to offer a little defense. If you read the thread, it's pretty obvious who comes out on top. Moneypaks2btc got his money back from localbitcoins after an honest mix-up, yet he continues to slander and rage about it, himself mixing up personal information and identities with the services offered by a separate, professional entity. Seems there's an apple like this in every forum. Don't let it spoil the barrel for you.

This only works for the US amazon, or international sites as well?

This could come in handy sometimes!
Simple and easy I'm definitely subscribing to your newsletter.

So how does it work?  Where does the 20% come from?  Is is like purse.io where the discount is from the people buying bitcoins?

I have a small rule for Bitcoin spending... Save 80% and spend 20% .... If we want Bitcoin to grow as a currency, we have to allow for some of it to go back into the system. How do people use a currency

Great documentary ... will see and will send my opinion and feedback

Creva coin, an electronic money developed by teams with experiences in developing bit coins, has an algorithm as bit coins d.  

 It’s fully developed now and is being normally sent and received among members in Korea.  

 Creva coin, as bit coins are circulated to some degree, is being normally used among our members in Korea like at Creva Shopping Mall where bit coins can be used so that it may function as an e-money and we will gradually expand its usage.

There was one in London for a while. I'm not sure if it's still there.

http://www.coindesk.com/london-first-bitcoin-voucher-shop/

It was also possible via zipzap over the counter in thousands of shops but that seems to have gone rather quiet too.

I think your main stumbling block will be lack of demand rather than The Man.

It's a lot easier to achieve than in the US at least. You're likely to run into banking problems almost instantly though. No banks want to play.

any has tried it? http://bitquick.co

Also Bitcoin can't support the number of transactions per second needed for a national currency.

I would like to see a cryptocurrency with an integrated voting system whereby the community had full ruling power.

There would be an upvote system (like reddit) and the only way to make a change would be to bump the highest upvote. Then the users would become like an AI or social brain, organically steering the currency throughout its evolution.

Is is realistic to expect Argentina, Venezuela, or similar to move in this direction? Also could we see a sovereign officially adopt bitcoin when they're considering reissuing a new currency, after failure?

If you can give me 30 to 35% less i will take 10,000$ gift cards now.