Helping out my brother

[henkcryptotank]

He started his website this week, selling handmade jewelry.
I convinced him to accept BTC, and so he did
He is based in the Netherlands.
Take a look if you feel like it:
https://puursieraden.nl/

Thanks!

Greets Hank

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[ryanyulinruan]

Pretty cool! I'm checking it out now!
EDIT: Looks amazing! But... I can't quite read it ^^"
Excellent job regardless!

[henkcryptotank]

Pretty cool! I'm checking it out now!
EDIT: Looks amazing! But... I can't quite read it ^^"
Excellent job regardless!

Thanks . Yes he will put a english script on it ASAP, now its all in Dutch
Anyway, thanks a lot for the feedback!

Greets, Hank

[kryptopath]

Definitely not my style, but I have a friend who might like those 

They do look sharp though! 

[The Sceptical Chymist]

Definitely not my thing,  but the website is pretty slick and minimalist.   He should put something that says "bitcoin accepted" right on the front page, so people will know.  It's also a great idea that he's listened to you in that respect.   Gold rings and earrings are just the kind of thing rich bitcoiners would buy for the boozy 'ol slapper girlfriend.   Good luck with the site.

[henkcryptotank]

Definitely not my thing,  but the website is pretty slick and minimalist.   He should put something that says "bitcoin accepted" right on the front page, so people will know.  It's also a great idea that he's listened to you in that respect.   Gold rings and earrings are just the kind of thing rich bitcoiners would buy for the boozy 'ol slapper girlfriend.   Good luck with the site.

Thats a good idea, thanks for the tip!
And for the interest!

Greets, Hank

[warningsigns]

If he adds that one small critical detail about accepting and using escrow, then he has a better chance of attracting customers. It will be hard, especially for high-value products, to convince people to send bitcoins upfront, even if your brother has a good reputation in the Netherlands as a jeweller. This is because bitcoin is inherently susceptible to fraud. And also because of bitcoin being an irreversible payment method.

The escrow bit is my suggestion. Or look at it as a tip to improve your chances of expanding your business safely in the bitcoin community.