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April 13, 2017, 05:40:49 PM
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When will you start accepting Bitcoin in your store?

If you are entrepreneur, a business owner or you just have an online shope, chances are you can increase your sales by 15% while increasing your security,
if you start accepting Bitcoin and other digital currencies as a form of payment.
I have already did a study on this. We are running a provisional cum vegetable shop, but unfortunately there were not any bitcoin adopters in our area. Actually I put advertising board about bitcoin payment availability, people asked me what was bitcoin but no one was ready to pay with bitcoins.

Once I find some bitcoin adapters, I am in plan to bring back the idea of accepting bitcoin payments for provisions and vegetables.
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April 13, 2017, 07:09:17 PM
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Accepting Bitcoin in your personal store is really a game changer depending on who you're catering to. I would guess that if your store was focused on the 70-90 year old age group then it wouldn't matter so much about Bitcoin because people that old don't really use Computers that much. If the store was focused on people that are below the age of 60 then I would think that people would have some sort of interest in the addition of Bitcoin payments.


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April 13, 2017, 07:46:51 PM
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Stores accepting bitcoin is not really that many, they are only few but they are starting to increase day by day. We have a store and I think that these is great, though as a business man, that spent my time, I mean all of my time making my store be successful,  I can't afford to lose any profit. Bitcoin is now an option to pay on an online shop, but I can't accept bitcoin, not for now. Bitcoin is still making a lot of dumps, and as a businessman, I dont want to worry on another things, I just want to focus on my business.
Yeah if you run a business, dumps would be a major concern unless you have faith that in the long run bitcoin will continue to rise.

I think the safest bet would be to wait until after the halving takes place and things even out a little. Then there would be less fluctuations maybe but there would be higher transaction fees possibly. I’m not really sure about a fifteen percent increase in sales though. How did he figure that?
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April 13, 2017, 07:54:08 PM
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I would gladly accept bitcoin as payment if the fees were around 5-10cent. I don't know maybei ask too much but 1-5$ fees per transaction definitely doesn't help bitcoin at all. Stores that sell cheap stuff are affected big time by this fee problem. One side, you can make your payments with mastercard and pay no such thing as "fee", and the other side there is bitcoin with "fees". The choice is kinda no brainer.

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