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September 20, 2025, 02:41:13 PM
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A supermarket like Rewe is an odd choice because supermarkets rarely have expensive goods but I like the idea and why not have "cold storage" near frozen goods.  Cheesy

I would love to have more brands of hardware wallets in (electronics and household) markets like Mediamarkt and Saturn. I wouldn't mind if they place them by the fridges section. I want to buy such stuff with fiat money and without leaving digital traces of my purchase (despite survaillance camera footage and obscuring my face details isn't exactly rocket science; turn off of mobile phone on your way to and into the store if you extra paranoid cautious).

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September 25, 2025, 10:03:58 AM
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BitBox hardware wallets can now be purchased in German supermarket chain REWE. It looks like a pilot program because they are only available at REWE Teupe in Dortmund.
This is a good option if you can purchase BitBox with cash, since you won't leave any transaction trace, you won't have to add your name, email, delivery address and there is zero shipping fees.
BitBox can't be spoiled like meat, and I see price is similar like when you are purchasing from official website.

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September 26, 2025, 06:50:23 AM
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A supermarket like Rewe is an odd choice because supermarkets rarely have expensive goods but I like the idea and why not have "cold storage" near frozen goods.  Cheesy
Not necessarily. At least in my country that's not the case. Big chains often have a tech department, and you can buy various stuff there. Everything from chargers, cables, USBs to audio & video tech, vacuum cleaners, fridges, etc. 

This is a good option if you can purchase BitBox with cash, since you won't leave any transaction trace, you won't have to add your name, email, delivery address and there is zero shipping fees.
I am certain you can. Germans will hold on to their right to use cash as long as they can. They are not pushovers like some other nations. Yes, I am looking at you Scandinavia. FFS you used to be vikings. Roll Eyes

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October 01, 2025, 08:43:56 PM
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I am certain you can. Germans will hold on to their right to use cash as long as they can. They are not pushovers like some other nations. Yes, I am looking at you Scandinavia. FFS you used to be vikings. Roll Eyes
Not if they accept stupid Digital ID, that will eventually result in banning cash in most places, if not everywhere Tongue
Germany today is not the same like few years or few decades ago, and Switzerland as home country of BitBox wallet already started with Digital ID implementation.

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October 02, 2025, 07:18:31 AM
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Not if they accept stupid Digital ID, that will eventually result in banning cash in most places, if not everywhere Tongue
That's the sad future that awaits many nations unfortunately. The Great Britain is already making great strides in that direction. You have probably heard how Thailand's government had national banks freeze bank accounts of million of citizens who refused their Digital ID program a few days ago. That democracy is coming to Europe soon. You don't have to comply. You can simply roll over and die if you wish.

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