Put your BitCoin address in your business email signature

[Mahkul]

This morning I have configured my own and all my employees' email message templates to put my company Bitcoin address in the signature. That feels so good. Hopefully some of our customers will ask what this is. I would suggest whoever can to do the same, you never know.

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[The Madhatter]

That rocks!

Don't forget to print your Bitcoin address on your company's business cards too.

[PLATO]

or better, a shortlink to a page where they can pay you

[Alex Beckenham]

Don't forget to print your Bitcoin address on your company's business cards too.

I'd put it in a QR code too... noone's going to type 34 characters in manually.

[legion050]

That rocks!

Don't forget to print your Bitcoin address on your company's business cards too.

i put mine on my checks... weird? ironic? maybe...

[mrb]

I'd put it in a QR code too... noone's going to type 34 characters in manually.

christopher.mcpatrick@microsoft.com disagrees with you. His email his 35 character long :-)

[FreeMoney]

I appreciate the bitcoin enthusiasm, but isn't it a little odd to essentially give people instructions on how to tip you anonymously on every business email? I would think something like "Now accepting Bitcoin" would be fine.

[FreeMoney]

Don't forget to print your Bitcoin address on your company's business cards too.

I'd put it in a QR code too... noone's going to type 34 characters in manually.

Lol, if you need to move 34 chars is that how you do it? Typing 34 buttons?

[Alex Beckenham]

I appreciate the bitcoin enthusiasm, but isn't it a little odd to essentially give people instructions on how to tip you anonymously on every business email?

Transaction anonymity is a bit of a myth. You have to go to very specific lengths to remain anonymous, much like anonymous browsing of the web, etc.

Therefore I don't agree that giving out your bitcoin address is akin to asking people to tip anonymously.

[Alex Beckenham]

Don't forget to print your Bitcoin address on your company's business cards too.

I'd put it in a QR code too... noone's going to type 34 characters in manually.

Lol, if you need to move 34 chars is that how you do it? Typing 34 buttons?

What? I don't even understand your question.

In normal circumstances I move 34 chars around by copying+pasting. But you can't do that off a printed business card.

[FreeMoney]

Don't forget to print your Bitcoin address on your company's business cards too.

I'd put it in a QR code too... noone's going to type 34 characters in manually.

Lol, if you need to move 34 chars is that how you do it? Typing 34 buttons?

What? I don't even understand your question.

In normal circumstances I move 34 chars around by copying+pasting. But you can't do that off a printed business card.

haha, my bad. was still thinking email for some reason.