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October 26, 2026, 10:14:13 PM
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You have those magic words that make this lady agree and trust you. I appreciate your effort, man, spending several hours just to educate a stranger and an innocent person. Maybe this lady senses interest too when she hears about Bitcoin. And I'm sure she already heard about Bitcoin, but no one has taught her or even talked about it.

But I have a question—what happened to her now? Is she buying Bitcoin, or has she already sold it? Just curious, but I hope she did things right and continues learning about Bitcoin.

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Today at 07:26:24 AM
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Wow she was very trusting
I guess cautious people like me would have been a huge road block
Lol a stranger meeting me and convincing me that he has a type of money I have not much information with
Good luck with that.
And why would a shop state they accept Bitcoin without knowing how to receive with it
Or even having a bitcoin wallet.
It's irrational and hard to believe in my opinion.
My thoughts exactly it will be a very big red flag for me to be convinced about a certain Payment method in just that short time and I’ll agree to accept for selling my product most especially if I have no knowledge about it at prior to the purchase or from even a total stranger. This lady in question has really trusted him to some certain extent which I don’t think I would have been able to if it was me.

You raised a point though about why would a shop state they accept bitcoin payments and don’t know how to even use it for transactions. This is questionable, and even making the whole story look cooked and illogical. even though from OP’s post, I can’t see where he said the shop stated they deal with bitcoin payment prior to his purchase.


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