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October 12, 2018, 08:39:44 PM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
I don't think there are offline stores that accept bitcoin, not in my knowledge. In my country some banks accept bitcoin but not in store even in online shopping, i don't encounter that they allow to pay using bitcoin.
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October 13, 2018, 06:23:39 AM |
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There are a lots of stores that are accepting bitcoin even if it is an offline and online transactions . They provide bitcoin holders and users to use there bitcoin in a hassle free. This is really good to know that their are business man who are willing to do it at the perfect time. This is really a huge help but i suggest fr you to do it now, because this might mot only help your business but also the marry of cryptocurrency or the bitcoin. It will probably boost its popularity because it is a form of advertisement indeed.
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October 13, 2018, 08:25:49 AM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
in my country there are already cofee or culinary shops that accept bitcoin payments and maybe many more that I often do just pay cofee and relax with friends
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October 15, 2018, 02:36:26 PM |
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Many shops and stores that accept bitcoin will not announce it publicly fearing government backlash and the trouble of explaining everyone what bitcoin is. Was reading somewhere in another thread in bitcointalk that in Switzerland, there are plenty of them who accept bitcoins publicly.
Just like here in my country , there are storews that accepts bitcoin already as a payment method for a good and products. Actually i already tried once at the mall, a restaurant with online payment accessible with Coins.ph using code scanner. This is the innovation i want, the online paymwnt for transactions, scanning codes to make a trade, This is the start of such a great world.
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October 15, 2018, 02:44:39 PM |
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unfortunately in my country it is not permitted to transact using bitcoin because it violates the law. so in my country no offline store accepts bitcoin. but I've heard that in some countries it has received bitcoin as alms in mosques and also bought coffee
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October 15, 2018, 08:06:23 PM |
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I think it can not be done officially, otherwise it would be everywhere and anywhere as an official payment
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October 15, 2018, 09:55:11 PM |
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unfortunately in my country it is not permitted to transact using bitcoin because it violates the law. so in my country no offline store accepts bitcoin. but I've heard that in some countries it has received bitcoin as alms in mosques and also bought coffee
Yes there are countries that do really allow bitcoin transactions and its happening up to date. In what country do you live? if your government prohibits bitcoin and you have it, will they count you as a violator if you are just holding it? I think it can not be done officially, otherwise it would be everywhere and anywhere as an official payment
It is being done and adopted officially but it all depends on your location. Maybe you just misunderstood the "offline" thing, he's talking about the business/store not with bitcoin transaction.
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October 15, 2018, 10:11:08 PM |
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unfortunately in my country it is not permitted to transact using bitcoin because it violates the law. so in my country no offline store accepts bitcoin. but I've heard that in some countries it has received bitcoin as alms in mosques and also bought coffee
I'm sure even though bitcoin isn't legal in many countries, at least in every country it has its own exchange, for example exchanging cryptocurrency directly with their fiat and vice versa, so I'm sure there will be offline stores around the exchange office that provide payment or transactions using bitcoin and maybe altc. So it does not rule out the possibility even though crypto is still not legal, but there are still stores that provide payment or transactions using bitcoin.
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October 15, 2018, 11:57:24 PM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
I don't think there are offline stores that accept bitcoin, not in my knowledge. In my country some banks accept bitcoin but not in store even in online shopping, i don't encounter that they allow to pay using bitcoin. I think they are referring to some countries who are using it in offline stores, Like in Japan and some other countries that are using Bitcoin as their payment method in their products or service. Some of those stores are promoting the use of digital currency.
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October 16, 2018, 01:52:37 AM |
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And it's not just bitcoin. I know of Tapcoins, for instance, being accepted in hotels, restaurants and bars and I'm sure there are other currencies out there on the same track. Hopefully we hit adoption soon, as that's the future for this industry.
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October 16, 2018, 03:01:55 AM |
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There are a lots of stores that are accepting bitcoin even if it is an offline and online transa ctions . They provide bitcoin holders and users to use there bitcoin in a hassle free. That will be great experience when I do it on to pay on stores using bitcoin. But I think using bitcoin as payment today is not worth because it need high volume to pay exact amount that can be doubled of price when the exchange rate recovers. Though it is hassle free, we also consider the change of it and much better to pay on own currency.
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October 16, 2018, 04:05:58 AM |
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There are many types of stores now accepting bitcoin payments. It seems like this is a new trend of the world. Many large businesses are aiming to hold more bitcoins and that is a good sign that Bitcoin prices will rise in the future.
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October 16, 2018, 12:45:05 PM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
I don't think there are offline stores that accept bitcoin, not in my knowledge. In my country some banks accept bitcoin but not in store even in online shopping, i don't encounter that they allow to pay using bitcoin. There is a pharmacy here that accepts bitcoin, ethereum and litecoin as well I guess even tho litecoin dropped a lot on the list compared to what it was for a long time it is still one of the most known ones here (or maybe he added it during litecoins height and added ethereum afterwards). I always wondered how he got the permit for it, since considering selling medicine is an official thing and you can't sell people without prescription on most of them and actually can't just give out medicine however you wish there must be also some sort of legal backgrounds on how to sell medicine via bitcoins as well. It seems like a real hassle to manage that all together considering prices are volatile in crypto market as well.
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October 16, 2018, 03:06:54 PM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
I don't think there are offline stores that accept bitcoin, not in my knowledge. In my country some banks accept bitcoin but not in store even in online shopping, i don't encounter that they allow to pay using bitcoin. There is a pharmacy here that accepts bitcoin, ethereum and litecoin as well I guess even tho litecoin dropped a lot on the list compared to what it was for a long time it is still one of the most known ones here (or maybe he added it during litecoins height and added ethereum afterwards). I always wondered how he got the permit for it, since considering selling medicine is an official thing and you can't sell people without prescription on most of them and actually can't just give out medicine however you wish there must be also some sort of legal backgrounds on how to sell medicine via bitcoins as well. It seems like a real hassle to manage that all together considering prices are volatile in crypto market as well. of course government must act immediately so that it is not misused, this is an opportunity for people who are not responsible for launching their business. with response from government, it will certainly make BTC even more radiant
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October 16, 2018, 03:31:36 PM |
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There are many types of stores now accepting bitcoin payments. It seems like this is a new trend of the world. Many large businesses are aiming to hold more bitcoins and that is a good sign that Bitcoin prices will rise in the future.
moreover if government legalize bitcoin and cryptocurrency, there will more stores accept cryptocurrency as their payment system.but unfortunately it could not happen at this moment.
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October 16, 2018, 03:40:33 PM |
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There are a lots of stores that are accepting bitcoin even if it is an offline and online transactions . They provide bitcoin holders and users to use there bitcoin in a hassle free. right and most stores that want to receive payments using bitcoin and other crypto are credit and electronic sellers. because I often hear that these two stores are the most and often receive digital currency payments
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October 16, 2018, 03:52:29 PM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
There may be, but as I would be primarily interested in using Bitcoin for investment purposes, I would not really be aware of any in my locality. But it would be interesting to know about offline markets which accept Bitcoin. It doesn't seem likely though, as Bitcoin is a coin developed for online use primarily.
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October 16, 2018, 03:52:43 PM Last edit: October 16, 2018, 05:03:42 PM by rasp |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
Here in my country I haven't ever seen any offline stores that accept bitcoin but there is a bunch of good and services that could be bought for btc from online merchants (starting from gadgets and ending with underclothes and pets supplies). I also know there are various charity organizations that accept funds in crypto (generally it's btc, eth and litecoin).
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October 17, 2018, 08:13:45 AM |
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so far I don't have an offline store business that accepts payment using bitcoin, but for many online businesses, many of my friends have received payments using bitcoin, they mostly sell goods that can indeed be sold in onine stores such as clothes, computers and their provide payment methods using bitcoin
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October 17, 2018, 11:12:45 AM |
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And it's not just bitcoin. I know of Tapcoins, for instance, being accepted in hotels, restaurants and bars and I'm sure there are other currencies out there on the same track. Hopefully we hit adoption soon, as that's the future for this industry. Adoption is something that would in the long term kick in as that is something that cannot be avoided. It is a gradual process and we are going to see more merchants and companies in the long run trying as much as possible to adopt the usage of cryptocurrency as a payment method just as we have few who are already doing that. At least I know of some Automobile industries in the US that are now accepting bitcoins at most, and I believe as time goes on, we would get to see more of this. It is just a matter of patience and optimism as we will most definitely get there.
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