Name something you've actually BOUGHT with bitcoin

[lightfoot]

I bought three Butterfly labs 65mn chips. At a price where they will make three times the bitcoin of the purchase price.

Oddly enough it was not a problem even as BC was jumping all over the place. Because they are a relative asset.

Can't see doing absolute assets.

BUT....

I do watch repair as a side job, pocket watches. How would I advertise this service here to do it in bitcoin? I think it's time I try to see how this new economy works...


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[Littleshop]

I have bought many things from computers, video cards, bees bros and gift cards.

Of course I have shipped over 300 orders for items with Bitcoin as well. 

[Swapster]

I am sure these boards are watched by our favorite men in black… I have no interest in providing them information about what I do with Bitcoin. Ok… I bought Peace of Mind. FTW.

[kukuku]

Alpaca socks and lunch last week.  Rumor has it the local farmers market will be getting trained up on bitcoin next week.  That will open the door for a lot more spending for me.

[IsaacGoldbourne]

Humble bundles, domain names, Block Erupters, Nokia Lumia, Indian takeaway, several games, a cigar and a couple other I can't think of.

Now you can add some cases for my phone and another VPS which I'm using as a little private pool for my block erupters (its like a lottery with a ticket everyday! And it generates a little heat in my very cold house)

And a load of gym gear too

[Ecurb123]

Bought a t-shirt, just got it yesterday.

[ohiofarmer]

Just created a bunch of paper wallets to give away millibitcoins for the holidays! I'm counting it 

[haarts]

VPN access

[silversurfer1958]

Silver from Amagi

[Ricke]

VPN access
Fiat money

[bbit]

sports gambling! 

[safeminer]

Bitcoin miners

[wmcleod]

Surprisingly nothing yet.  I'm a paranoid hoarder!

[zerodrama]

Radeon 5970 for 8 BTC. When it was $30.

[Julesp]

Movie tickets.

It was the first purchase that I did and it was a huge experience as I realized how much superior Bitcoin really is.

When compared to logging to the banks website and filling all the necessary fields, it was liberating to just copy&paste the address and fill the amount.

Not to mention that if the person receiving the coins would have had different bank or if it would have been weekend, it could have taken several days for the transaction to be visible for the him.

There's a definite need for cryptocurrencies, as the current banking system is far from what you could expect with todays technology.

[ashaw596]

HUmble bundle. Asic miners. Paying back my friends for stuff.

[acs267]

Amazon Gift Cards (So much money spent on them.)
Papa John's Gift Cards
Bioshock Infinite (Premium)
GTA 5
COD: Ghosts (A regret.)
Dead Rising 2 - Zombrex Edition
Mystery Box (A mystery package.)
CoD Season Pass
A Watch
Christmas Boots (Christmas Presents)
A Mushroom Keychain (From Mario)

Soon to Buy:

Mining Rig for Alt-Coins
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Honestly, it takes me a few minutes to buy things. I either go like, "ERMAGAWD I'm going to lose BTC if I don't copy and paste the address twenty times." And then I have to read over the first number, and then the last letter. Over and over again.

So paranoid. Especially since I normally do large withdrawals + deposits. It's so easy to lose $200, and cry painfully. Of course, to loose $90.

I will never get Bitcoins.

[Sindelar1938]

DVD's and e books

[Phinnaeus Gage]

Just paid the admin fee to attend Inside Bitcoins (West) in Las Vegas at $499 USD via bitcoins via BitPay.

~TMIBTCITW

[wotter11]

Coffee.  We have an Bitcoin ATM here at the local coffee shop.