Asking stores do they accept bitcoin

[Afnan_faizah]

That is useless thing for me, most of merchants in my cities are not technological people, they most of them don't uderstand bitcoin, I live in a village in Indonesia and most of thing include infrastructure here is not like other developed country which have advance technology.

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[Phan Long]

Stores may accept Bitcoin payments, but the condition is that the government does not prohibit Bitcoin in that country. In addition, these stores need to have Bitcoin trading equipment and Bitcoin knowledge when trading with Bitcoin is still quite new.

[Courtneyhardy89]

I think if you are shopping online, you can think about it. If not, that's waste your time because even bitcoin is popular now, it still not considered as an official currency.

[aladlanie04]

officially not yet  stores accept bitcoin but some people accept peer to peer transaction in store  if they have option to accept the payment mode but i wish hopefully soon some big stores started to accept bitcoin it helps people no need to bring the fiat or wallet or cards for shopping they can easily transfer the money through the bitcoin so simple and easy . in some countries  some market places  accept bitcoin  like peer to peer transaction only.

[naufals4]

i think stores should use bitcoin as a payment cause bitcoin is gonna become the future payment cause with bitcoin the payment become easy and safe.

[rancakadu]

my country bans crypto, but government decisions are not firm, so we can still use bitcoin for crypto trade. but, the problem is not that,how the store will accept crypto, while the government bans it, and even many people still do not know about bitcoin.

[junglist.massive]

if the store is an online store, maybe I'll ask it, but if it's a physical store, I'm afraid to ask it
I still doubt, about the size of people who use bitcoin as a means of payment

Therefore, you should be smarter to guess out which physical store is receiving Bitcoin as a payment tool, like a big electronics store that should have understood or at least heard about Bitcoin after all if they didn’t understand they would find out about Bitcoin eventually.

[Zalaster]

Everything will come its way. Asking stores about bitcoins will not speed up the process of taking bitcoins. It does not depend on you, it is a global issue, and it will be decided at the level of governments and states.

[EddyGameta]

If we do this and it succeeds on a large scale, it is harmful to the Bitcoin network, thousands of transactions will take place in the second and therefore higher fees.
Higher fees ----> Panic in the markets ----> Little returns from using bitcoin "I can’t pay 3$ fee to buy a coffee" -----> Price Crash.
My answer is no; Bitcoin is now more suitable for international transactions and not for daily use.
If technical changes occur, the situation will change

Volatility is the most important factor for Bitcoin to raise its name, especially for speculators who only come to gamble, they also increase the price again and again when the bullish trend. The idea of ​​the economic revolution and the future tool of exchange is not interesting and important for them because it doesn’t bring profit, so why should you bother to take care of it.

[doodle07]

Its not bad to ask stores if they are accepting bitcoin, everything will go with the flow with bitcoin, it will surely come to its own way but it will take a long time. I heard and read about stores that accepts bitcoin as a payment and I am hopeful that sooner or later everyone will be ask by the store cashier to pay with a crypto or fiat. Lets just be optimistic and promote crypto currencies especially bitcoin for our own convenience in the future.

[irsykes]

How many times have you came in a store and asked whether or not they accept bitcoin when you wanted to pay?

Should we do that EACH time we visit ANY store?
Would we create a huge advertisement for BTC that way?

Would stores start accepting it when they encounter a couple of people on a weekly basis asking them if they accept bitcoin?

Should we start doing this? o.o
Should we create a community so hard core that asks for everything they pay if it could be handled in BTC?

i think when store accept bitcoin, they will put it on their announcement or we can see sign near cashier. But it will not happen in my country because my government ban bitcoin for payment

[Nilda]

No need to ask if a store is accepting bitcoin as payment. That establishment would probably have a big neon sign that says it accepts bitcoin. Or it would be all over mainstream and social media.

[funex]

 before we start asking stores if they accept bitcoin, we have to be ready to teach and enlighten them on what cryptocurrencies are. bear in mind  alot of people do not have an idea of this digital currencies, some must have heard of bitcoin but do not know how it works. but in all if we can be doing that we will definitely create awareness and cause more people to adopt crytptocurrencies.

[bling-bling]

How many times have you came in a store and asked whether or not they accept bitcoin when you wanted to pay?

Should we do that EACH time we visit ANY store?
Would we create a huge advertisement for BTC that way?

Would stores start accepting it when they encounter a couple of people on a weekly basis asking them if they accept bitcoin?

Should we start doing this? o.o
Should we create a community so hard core that asks for everything they pay if it could be handled in BTC?

I don't see anything wrong with this. Asking wouldn't do any harm anyways. This would even tickle their curiosity about crypto or Bitcoin in particular. I haven't tried myself, but this could be a good way to promote Bitcoin. I could just imagine the faces of these store owners when I start doing this. A few of them may even scratch their head!

[fosco333]

How many times have you came in a store and asked whether or not they accept bitcoin when you wanted to pay?

Should we do that EACH time we visit ANY store?
Would we create a huge advertisement for BTC that way?

Would stores start accepting it when they encounter a couple of people on a weekly basis asking them if they accept bitcoin?

Should we start doing this? o.o
Should we create a community so hard core that asks for everything they pay if it could be handled in BTC?

That is not a bad idea. You can create more awareness about bitcoin and crypto to peoples if you do that.
Bitcoin should be used like a daily currency so the demands of it will increase much. If the demands high, the price will go up in the market.

[poldanmig]

How many times have you came in a store and asked whether or not they accept bitcoin when you wanted to pay?

Should we do that EACH time we visit ANY store?
Would we create a huge advertisement for BTC that way?

Would stores start accepting it when they encounter a couple of people on a weekly basis asking them if they accept bitcoin?

Should we start doing this? o.o
Should we create a community so hard core that asks for everything they pay if it could be handled in BTC?

at this time it can't do that, because we know that bitcoin has not become a legal and legal currency for all countries in the world if bitcoin is legal and legal to be a currency that can be used officially, maybe we will find a shop that can make payments with bitcoin

[Odlanyer]

I think its hard to accept other stores bitcoin because its just a small stores and limited customers and when you says stores the countries are also included  and some government until now not accept bitcoin to their countries that why its possible to accept store a bitcoin.

[admosfir]

I think if the store has received payment with bitcoin and other cryptocurrency, the store has already given a "accepted bitcoin" or other sign outside the store

[innocentlamb]

It's the same as going to a certain business and promoting your webdesign services for example: "We can make your website 10 times better blahblahblah", but this time you will be saying stuff like: "You don't accept Bitcoins here? Do you know that thanks to BTC your sales can skyrocket in no time blahblahblah?" and done

[Gravityle]

I never asked that question because I'd never spend my Bitcoin on anything except exchangng it for an altcoin or dollars. Imagine buing something for Bitcoin worth 6000$ one day and the other day Bitcoin costs 7000$. That would be such a waste..