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July 31, 2016, 03:39:08 AM |
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yes bitcoin is widely accepted in the country am from....till date
but in my country there are few areas where the shopkeepers accept bitcoin for shopping, but in most of the area people do not accept bitcoin, the reason is that in my country people have very little knowledge about bitcoin. mostly the shopkeeper have no idea about bitcoin therefore they are not accepting it, on other side the government also do not show any interest in bitcoin, they not yet legalize bitcoin not yet turn it illegal, but now the users of bitcoin are increasing hope that in future most of the people will get benefit from bitcoin. Yeah, in Philippines (which I live). Only few shops are accepting bitcoin as payment. Since it is included in the Third World country, the people do not have that knowledge about this kind of currency and not all stores here are using automated mode of payment since they are not familiar to it. The government neither support nor permits the use of bitcoin here. They just let us do what we want. I hope they will construct a law that it may be accepted in malls or etc.. But, it is too early to assump. Since bitcoin users are wide-spread. Maybe in the future, bitcoin will be legalized here in the philippines. Come to think of it, Bitcoin is a lot more helpful to be legalized than marijuana right ? Hahah ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Just some humor assumptions. Cheers ! :p You got a point, legalizing Bitcoin In Philippines would be great and it would also be very useful to those Filipino who earn Bitcoin online. It would be very useful and gives more convenience on purchasing something either online or on physical. It's too far better than legalizing marijuana instead. Well let's wait what would be the future on Bitcoin in every country.
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July 31, 2016, 03:43:21 AM |
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Not officially but yes, I can use Bitcoin in my country. Unfortunately, only a few merchants accept Bitcoin and we have only 2 BTC ATM until now but I hope it will change soon. Because of such situation, I mostly keep BTC in my wallet and waiting that Bitcoin becomes more popular and supported here. It's good that we have good and professional exchange service and can easily exchange Bitcoin to local currency, and receive money directly to bank account.
well i guess it is better than to those country that consider bitcoin as illegal atleast we still have the chance to improve bitcoin service in our place. All we have to do is to protect bitcoin and use it properly so that they will start to consider this one
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July 31, 2016, 04:08:11 AM |
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In my country, I'm also in the same situation. I can only use it online or if I need to buy prepaid load from someone. I especially hate it when someone doesn't offer my carrier's credits (e.g. Globe only) Other than that, I'm not aware of any local usage of Bitcoin. hahaha just seeing a lot of people in here just using bitcoin or investment and never using that for online shops and I know for using to buying online shops just applied for global shops and they're will think again about the tax they can getting for buying goods in foreign.
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July 31, 2016, 04:11:51 AM |
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bitcoin in my country still not accepted by the government I dont know, why they not accept it. I think bitcoin is solution to change payment system.
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July 31, 2016, 07:06:05 AM |
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bitcoin in my country still not accepted by the government I dont know, why they not accept it. I think bitcoin is solution to change payment system.
Really a solution... Its price get fluctuated...Sometime high sometime low..? But i think government should accept to use BTC, it is also a currency
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July 31, 2016, 08:00:37 PM |
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bitcoin is not acceptable in my country we can just use it for online shopping and sometime i convert my bitcoin to fiat for direct shopping.
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July 31, 2016, 10:17:00 PM |
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bitcoin is not acceptable in my country we can just use it for online shopping and sometime i convert my bitcoin to fiat for direct shopping.
but we have a big problem related to that issue,although our government has not given any statement about bitcoin but the problem is that in my country there is a very little awareness about bitcoin, people have even no idea that what is bitcoin, therefore they are not accepting bitcoin in their shops although there are some people who are using and investing their money in bitcoin but still there not a sing shopkeeper who have any idea about bitcoin.
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JeffBrad12
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August 01, 2016, 12:18:58 AM |
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bitcoin is not acceptable in my country we can just use it for online shopping and sometime i convert my bitcoin to fiat for direct shopping.
Like in my country bu in here the tax for abroad goods is very high, and maybe if you buying goods with $100 in the foreign site and after the goods till your regions and you will pay $100 again for your tax fee and anytime can more than $100 just for tax.
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Nope, not yet here in Pakistan. But now lots of people are using it so maybe soon the companies will start using them too and finally the banks as well.
pray to that , miracle happens anyone can predict what if one day that you wake up and then bitcoin now is famous in your country ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) if that happens they everyone in pakistan would be happy but if not, why just you create a website or company that can pakistan people can use where they can holds their bitcoins and exchange it into fiat ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) like what i use too coins.ph
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August 01, 2016, 01:43:14 AM |
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bitcoin is not acceptable in my country we can just use it for online shopping and sometime i convert my bitcoin to fiat for direct shopping.
It is same in my country also. Bitcoins are not accepted directly by any online merchants to buy any items, but it is quite easy to convert my BTC to fiat currency and use it for my regular purchases. But this process will take some % of fee to convert currency, and I don't really like that portion.
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August 01, 2016, 01:51:11 AM |
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bitcoin is not acceptable in my country we can just use it for online shopping and sometime i convert my bitcoin to fiat for direct shopping.
It is same in my country also. Bitcoins are not accepted directly by any online merchants to buy any items, but it is quite easy to convert my BTC to fiat currency and use it for my regular purchases. But this process will take some % of fee to convert currency, and I don't really like that portion. Everyone has some sort of tax for their services, and in this instance it's a percentage fee or whatever your trading in order for the owner to make money and also cover their own costs. I personally don't mind the fees as long as they're relatively small and don't go in excess of 1.5%, and preferably under 1%. If it goes in excess of that, unless I really need the money or it is a more complex exchange (i.e. mixer included), chances are I'll skip on it.
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August 01, 2016, 02:04:46 AM |
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bitcoin is not acceptable in my country we can just use it for online shopping and sometime i convert my bitcoin to fiat for direct shopping.
It is same in my country also. Bitcoins are not accepted directly by any online merchants to buy any items, but it is quite easy to convert my BTC to fiat currency and use it for my regular purchases. But this process will take some % of fee to convert currency, and I don't really like that portion. Bitcoin services has no fee included in every transaction but if you exchange it into fiat that is using other services that is why there is charge in your transaction, for me in my country there are few online stores, hotels, resorts and booking flights who accepts bitcoin as form of payment and if i used bitcoin directly to them i do not charge any transaction i made.
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Same as the others, I can only use it online when buying load etc. and I don't know any shops that accepts bitcoin as a payment. What I'm always doing is just converting my biitcoins to flat however unlike bitcoin who doesn't have any transaction fee, converting bitcoin to flat do have so It would be really helpful if some shops accepts bitcoin as a payment
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August 01, 2016, 08:51:57 AM |
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bitcoin is not acceptable in my country we can just use it for online shopping and sometime i convert my bitcoin to fiat for direct shopping.
but we have a big problem related to that issue,although our government has not given any statement about bitcoin but the problem is that in my country there is a very little awareness about bitcoin, people have even no idea that what is bitcoin, therefore they are not accepting bitcoin in their shops although there are some people who are using and investing their money in bitcoin but still there not a sing shopkeeper who have any idea about bitcoin. We have the same problem here. Or perhaps we live in the same country? I'm guessing one out of 500 people know about bitcoins in here since the awareness is really low. There are already some shops that accepts bitcoins but only to a select location and it's probably just about 2-3 shops and they are about 5 hours away from me so it's never worth the effort to visit.
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August 01, 2016, 09:37:58 AM |
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unfortunately in my country the whole knowledge of people about bitcoin is to use blockchain.info as wallet and fill it with dust using faucets by wasting their time.
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August 01, 2016, 01:45:30 PM |
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bitcoin in my country still not accepted by the government I dont know, why they not accept it. I think bitcoin is solution to change payment system.
Yeah same as in my country too. But i don't care govt says, every year more and more people know & accept bitcoin in my country, even to pay electric and mobile balance now can use bitcoin for the payment.
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August 01, 2016, 01:51:59 PM |
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I think bitcoin is not acceptable in my country, because there are no regulations on bitcoin in my country.
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August 01, 2016, 02:00:47 PM |
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I know just few people who use bitcoins at the moment, on forums, and social networks people from my country are not aware about bitcoin existence, I heard for bitcoin last year for the first time, and only recently started to slowly earn some satoshis. My friends never heard for bitcoin, and I don`t know how to explain them what am I doing. I just telling that I earned few dollars with some easy tasks, but they are very suspicious about all this. All I know that in capitol we have one bitcoin atm machine where we can buy bitcoins, but I never saw that cause I rarely go there. Its located in some restaurant lobby. I dont know how it works , cause I never had contact with something like this before.
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August 01, 2016, 02:01:44 PM |
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Technically bitcoin is legal in my country. But too few shops really accept it. So I hve to stick to the online payments.
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August 02, 2016, 07:37:33 AM |
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Technically bitcoin is legal in my country. But too few shops really accept it. So I hve to stick to the online payments.
I think if there are no shops yet that will accept bitcoin then we can easily cash out it into fiat, that is not necessary if you are not a spender, you just simply create an account at the exchange sites in your area and then cash out or if you want you can still save it for the future.
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