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[Donkey]

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[str4wm4n]

Is this still available?

[str4wm4n]

How much for one?

[Yankee (BitInstant)]

Ill take one, PM'd you,

[OgNasty]

I have one I'm trying to get rid of...  Same price.  In unopened box.

[camolist]

i'm trying to understand why people would pay 67 worth of bitcoins for something that is shipping/in stock for $35 ? i'd happily pay someone the same price in bitcoins but why double?

[Yankee (BitInstant)]

i'm trying to understand why people would pay 67 worth of bitcoins for something that is shipping/in stock for $35 ? i'd happily pay someone the same price in bitcoins but why double?

I'd happily pay a premium to be able to buy things in BTC over USD to support the Bitcoin economy and encourage buyers and sellers.

Also, what if I did not want anyone to know I bought a Pi?

I was able to PGP encrypt the message and pay with Bitcoin. This way, no one knew I was even interested or in the process of purchasing one.
If I used my credit card, or at the store, many paper trails would exist.

[chrisrico]

I'd happily pay a premium to be able to buy things in BTC over USD to support the Bitcoin economy and encourage buyers and sellers.

Wouldn't you be supporting the bitcoin economy by exchanging your bitcoins for dollars, and buying two Pies instead of one?

Also, what if I did not want anyone to know I bought a Pi?

I was able to PGP encrypt the message and pay with Bitcoin. This way, no one knew I was even interested or in the process of purchasing one.
If I used my credit card, or at the store, many paper trails would exist.

True, but I can't imagine a scenario where those benefits of Bitcoin necessitate paying double the price for something like a Pi.

[Yankee (BitInstant)]

I'd happily pay a premium to be able to buy things in BTC over USD to support the Bitcoin economy and encourage buyers and sellers.

Wouldn't you be supporting the bitcoin economy by exchanging your bitcoins for dollars, and buying two Pies instead of one?

Nope, I want to do a real P2P transaction

Also, what if I did not want anyone to know I bought a Pi?

I was able to PGP encrypt the message and pay with Bitcoin. This way, no one knew I was even interested or in the process of purchasing one.
If I used my credit card, or at the store, many paper trails would exist.

True, but I can't imagine a scenario where those benefits of Bitcoin necessitate paying double the price for something like a Pi.

It's not double, its more like a small markup. Also, the Pi's on the website take a few weeks to ship. This way, Ill get mine in a few days.