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[Symmetrick]

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[OmegaStarScream]

Here is a couple of more sites to include:

- 7500+ companies and stores accepting Bitcoin in 2021
- Bitcoin.directory (a bit outdated)

Maybe you can also include this list if you're interested in adding services that do not accept bitcoin directly.

[Erumo]

You can add "Buy a copper membership" to your list. It suits perfectly.

[bitmover]

There is one good e-mail provider, which I think is the best privacy focused e-mail around, that also accepts bitcoin and is not in your list.

https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/paying-with-bitcoin/

You can pay basically anything in their shop with bitcoin, from email to VPN services. They are very privacy focused.

[BitMaxz]

How about flights it seems it's not listed above?

Here's the list that you can add Overview of all airline & flight ticket sites that accept bitcoin

And few domains and hosting sites that I know accept bitcoin I put a few of them below

- Namecheap
- Hostinger
- SteadyTurtle

Also, there is a massive list of VPS hosting that you can find here https://bitcoin-vps.com/

[mk4]

Going to recommend Vultr[1]. I've been using their service for my servers for years now, and I've almost always paid with BTC.

On another note, it saddens me to see that OpenBazaar is still pretty much a dead platform. They really couldn't nail the UX part of it I guess, which I don't blame them because having great UX on a decentralized platform is going to be really really hard.

[1] https://vultr.com/

[bitmover]

And few domains and hosting sites that I know accept bitcoin I put a few of them below

- Namecheap
- Hostinger
- SteadyTurtle

Also, there is a massive list of VPS hosting that you can find here https://bitcoin-vps.com/

I would add to that list another good domain site, which is cheaper than namecheap and also accepts bitcoin. It is Namesilo,  I used it for about 1.5 years and I like it a lot

http://namesilo.com/

[SFR10]

Here are the services, mostly aggregators, where you can spend your bitcoins (or other cryptocurrency). Goods, services, entertainment, etc.

And a few more to add to that list:

• Accepted_here
• BTC DIR
• Blockchair's Awesome Blockchain and Crypto Services
• CryptoPulsed
• Bitwit
• Top GOSU Bitcoin Casinos
• Bitpr0
• Bitcoin Bookmarks

The following lists might come in handy:

• Bitcoin Savings Accounts Providing Interest
• Instant exchanges
• Crypto Debit Cards
• Hardware wallets (80+)

Note: I prefer to not vouch for any of the services/platforms that are listed in any of the above aggregators/lists.

On another note, it saddens me to see that OpenBazaar is still pretty much a dead platform.

Same here! AFAICS, they're not even trying to promote it in any way ^{[that's been the case for a very long time]}.

[SFR10]

Thank you for adding 4 services to the list. The Accepted_here service is very cool, I've never heard of it before.

You're very welcome. Indeed, it's very cool.

Couldn't figure out where is the list of stores in the service Blockchair's Awesome Blockchain and Crypto Services. I went to the link, clicked on the sheet, but I am offered to fill out some form with an application and send it by e-mail.

I believe the "get on this list" button on the header part is intended for those who want to become their partner only... You just have to scroll down and choose different categories from the tabs ^{[e.g. entertainment, mining pools and etc...]}.

With regards to adding wallets and exchanges. Well this is a little off topic.

Seeing that you've not included those, then perhaps it's not worth adding Blockchair's awesome list as well ^{[e.g. the entertainment category is mostly just casinos]}.

[Mitchell]

Coins of Nakamoto is now on Cryptwerk as well, thank you for the link!

[RickDeckard]

I think I might have 3 websites/services to add to this already great list:

• DeBitpay Directory[1] - This basically gathers up services that not only accept BTC but also don't use BitPay as a payment processor (which by itself is already great);
• IVPN - They run their own BTCPay server[2] and their servers have never let me down;
• Mullvad - Besides having the simplest "signup" process - they just generate an account number for you - they also have been accepting BTC (10 % discount) since 2010[3] (!!) and don't rely on BitPay as a processor as well.

[1]https://debitpay.directory/
[2]https://www.ivpn.net/knowledgebase/general/what-payment-methods-do-you-accept/
[3]https://mullvad.net/en/blog/2010/7/8/bitcoin-payments/

[bullrun2024bro]

I can really recommend the service Shopinbit.com.



Source: https://shopinbit.com/

They have a large online store with various products (e.g. electronics, outdoor, sports, etc.). The store uses CMC's rate and gives 3% discount for purchases with Bitcoin and Lightning. You can also pay with Monero, Dash and Litecoin and some Bitcoin Forks. But what's really cool is the Shopinbit concierge service. Through this service, you can pay for anything you want in Bitcoin. See here:



Source: https://shopinbit.com/en/conciergeservice-ordering-service

I know a few people who use the service regulary.

Shopinbit is registered and regulated in Germany. You can find their data (e-Mail, Phone-Number, address etc.) here.

[Kavelj22]

Openbazaar is not running anymore. The company announced the suspension of operations in January 2021.
https://www.reddit.com/r/dashpay/comments/rtozgs/it_is_a_proposal_from_the_openbazaar_dev_team_to/

A marketplace called Mobazha derived from Openbazaar. Honestly, i didn't try it myself. I don't know if it's eligible to add to list OP.
Site: https://mobazha.com/