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April 21, 2019, 06:35:56 PM Last edit: April 21, 2019, 06:46:57 PM by Kulkhan |
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This Time Huge buying and selling are completed throw cryptocurrency. Few Days Ago I Bought My Wallet From A Online Store By BTC. And when i want to Download a game then they wants Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency. Today cryptocurrency is very popular for buying and selling goods.
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April 21, 2019, 11:48:14 PM |
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Every day the number of companies that accept crypto money increases. You can visit several major resources that provide services of buying goods for crypto coins. Try to find that what you need here: overstock.com and microsoft.com. Look at the full list: https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/who-accepts-bitcoin/. Keep in mind that every site may have their own exchange rate and you can suddenly spend more money than you were expecting.
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April 22, 2019, 12:09:49 AM |
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as we've been in a state of bear-trend for almost a year, i'm trying to find another usage of my eth and btc except hodling. do you know any real working crypto-marketplaces? probably it's not a bad option and i would find something really worthful to buy without any doubts of being scammed. kindly waiting for your feedback
Well I guess, spending your cryptocurrencies during market's downtrend would not be a good idea but it seems you really want to use your crypto to buy a stuff then you could search on the web for an online shops that accept bitcoin and to prevent being scammed try to look for reviews about a certain online shop. Hopefully he didn't use up all his bitcoins and ethereums during the bear trend lol. But he's right as well as the supply of those coins would need to be circulated one way or another so using them for transactions and purchases actually helps the market. Probably he has already used it, bearish trend really is boring that you'll literally run out of ideas where to put your asset to gradually generate income. Most specially if day trading isnt your pirmary option. Well, anyway circulating the supply regularly may help the market. Yet, we all want security with our cryptos, and thats what deprives us to put our assets to risk.
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April 24, 2019, 09:19:31 AM |
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I am beginning to come across more and more stores that offer crypto as a payment method. It seems to be really convenient. So even the bitcoin atms were intoduced. So we could say crypto will soon be dominating the market.
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April 24, 2019, 10:11:26 AM |
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The influence of crypto on traditional economies is being kept by the instability of its rate. As long as there is such a problem, approving crypto as another payment method will be rather risky.
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April 24, 2019, 10:23:12 AM |
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Crypto as a major payment method? Are you serious? Crypto is a blind area for newcomers and a risky deal for whose in the loop. There are so many forgers and scammers within the ico projects area with all those risky ponzies schemes. I am a firm believer in the scenario when all the bull...t is gone forever and people are more wary of the projects they are about to invest. Only this will lead to a revolutionizing the processes. Till then all the efforts are in vain.
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April 24, 2019, 04:00:35 PM |
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Try autocoincars.com buying and selling cars globally with crypto
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April 25, 2019, 07:57:07 AM |
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To me such projects have been already on the market and I haven't come across any of them recently, they're just gone. Well correct me if I'm wrong.
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April 25, 2019, 08:28:09 AM |
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Crypto as a major payment method? Are you serious? Crypto is a blind area for newcomers and a risky deal for whose in the loop. There are so many forgers and scammers within the ico projects area with all those risky ponzies schemes. I am a firm believer in the scenario when all the bull...t is gone forever and people are more wary of the projects they are about to invest. Only this will lead to a revolutionizing the processes. Till then all the efforts are in vain.
I agree on the matter. Today not so many people are aware of crypto and these are traders, devs or crypto. I am thinking they prefer buying goods in online stores, where crypto is accepted.
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April 25, 2019, 08:45:34 AM |
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Hm... don't think so. A co-coworker of mine bought a camera on MT Market just because somebody advised him to buy it there at a low price. The point is he's far from being a crypto-enthusiast and doesn't trade. So just a regular guy.
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April 25, 2019, 09:15:58 AM |
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Hm... don't think so. A co-coworker of mine bought a camera on MT Market just because somebody advised him to buy it there at a low price. The point is he's far from being a crypto-enthusiast and doesn't trade. So just a regular guy.
That's not the only case, let's be real and more reasonable shall we? Crypto is a cool idea, but it won't be an integral part of the financial system as of now. It could be a payment method at such large companies as Microsoft, Appstore or some others, but not at bakeries or beauty salons. It's too far-fetched now.
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April 26, 2019, 01:21:15 PM |
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buying goods or services using crypto is important for market place of crypto. most of the country accept crypto for services and good there for crypto currency will be behave like normal currency. due to the growing of technology people are tend to behave day to day life easy. because of that crypto can fill that space of most of the lives.
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April 26, 2019, 01:26:19 PM |
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This is a good thing to happen. Being able to buy goods and services using our own crypto currencies helps us to make some of our works easier most especially in terms of financial transactions and processes.
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April 27, 2019, 06:05:24 PM |
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Every day the number of companies that accept crypto money increases. You can visit several major resources that provide services of buying goods for crypto coins. Try to find that what you need here: overstock.com and microsoft.com. Look at the full list: https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/who-accepts-bitcoin/. Keep in mind that every site may have their own exchange rate and you can suddenly spend more money than you were expecting. There are some marketplaces that buy/sell items for crypto. You might google ModulTrade one. It's an amazon but based on crypto. Why does everybody tell me Microsoft accepts Bitcoin when actually I can simply Not find a single microsoft store that shows me I can pay with Bitcoin? And no, buying a Microsoft product from a vendor that accepts Bitcoin is not the same thing at all! Sometimes I honestly feel like half of the people who talk about buying stuff with BTC have never actually purchased anything with it,,, Or is it Microsoft restriction for my country that I cannot find a Bitcoin for Office product for example?
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April 27, 2019, 07:10:38 PM |
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Why does everybody tell me Microsoft accepts Bitcoin when actually I can simply Not find a single microsoft store that shows me I can pay with Bitcoin? And no, buying a Microsoft product from a vendor that accepts Bitcoin is not the same thing at all!
Sometimes I honestly feel like half of the people who talk about buying stuff with BTC have never actually purchased anything with it,,, Or is it Microsoft restriction for my country that I cannot find a Bitcoin for Office product for example?
Trust me, I know how you feel. Not sure which country you're from, but probably like me, considered too risky by Microsoft to allow for Bitcoin access. But let's set it straight about Microsoft. No, you can't actually pay for stuff you buy with Bitcoin. While most Bitcoin merchants anyway use a 3rd party processor like BitPay, what Microsoft does allow is to let you top up your Microsoft wallet using Bitcoin. But it's kind of worthless, cause you can't use it to get even Office, it's just usable for games/movies/apps... Windows and Xbox. Microsoft online store? Your (wallet) money's no good. So to summarise: Bitcoin --> MS wallet --> Store Change your mind? Ooops, no refund. Yup. You gotta spend it, no other way to use it. Can't withdraw, can't refund. So why would anyone except gamers and movie people (like we use MS to get movies!) use Bitcoin on MS?
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April 29, 2019, 09:26:18 AM |
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Why does everybody tell me Microsoft accepts Bitcoin when actually I can simply Not find a single microsoft store that shows me I can pay with Bitcoin? And no, buying a Microsoft product from a vendor that accepts Bitcoin is not the same thing at all!
Sometimes I honestly feel like half of the people who talk about buying stuff with BTC have never actually purchased anything with it,,, Or is it Microsoft restriction for my country that I cannot find a Bitcoin for Office product for example?
Trust me, I know how you feel. Not sure which country you're from, but probably like me, considered too risky by Microsoft to allow for Bitcoin access. But let's set it straight about Microsoft. No, you can't actually pay for stuff you buy with Bitcoin. While most Bitcoin merchants anyway use a 3rd party processor like BitPay, what Microsoft does allow is to let you top up your Microsoft wallet using Bitcoin. But it's kind of worthless, cause you can't use it to get even Office, it's just usable for games/movies/apps... Windows and Xbox. Microsoft online store? Your (wallet) money's no good. So to summarise: Bitcoin --> MS wallet --> Store Change your mind? Ooops, no refund. Yup. You gotta spend it, no other way to use it. Can't withdraw, can't refund. So why would anyone except gamers and movie people (like we use MS to get movies!) use Bitcoin on MS? I've been sure anyone can pay in crypto at Microsoft, not only gamers or filmakers you know.
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April 29, 2019, 09:45:51 AM |
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So this is what I am trying to tell you, crypto is approptiate for crypto experts today. For example, those who are connected with a gaming industry and lottetries. It's the field it has potential and is used as a payment methid.
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April 29, 2019, 10:12:46 AM |
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You didn't mention marketplaces, where people buy products for crypto. So, who knows, maybe those crypto experts as you've called them use those platforms themselves.
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April 29, 2019, 10:38:38 AM |
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I used those platfroms too. Checked ModulTrade marketplace and system. As for now I woudln't say there are hundreds of people wishing to buy goods for crypto. Well, there are and it's working, but it's growing quite slowly.
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April 29, 2019, 06:27:13 PM |
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as we've been in a state of bear-trend for almost a year, i'm trying to find another usage of my eth and btc except hodling. do you know any real working crypto-marketplaces? probably it's not a bad option and i would find something really worthful to buy without any doubts of being scammed. kindly waiting for your feedback
Despite the bear market, cryptocurrency is widespread in retail outlets. For example: Paytomat wallet. This is a multifunctional wallet on your mobile phone, with which you can make payments in many places around the world. If you are interested. If you are interested - https://paytomat.com/ I know there are some wallets that are safe and we can hold our coin in it without being worry and we can use it anytime for anything but actually I am not agree to spend my coin right now as price is really low, but should keep our eyes open and checkout price boards and people interest to use it in any demanded market place for good profit as we know it is highly acceptable.
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