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September 10, 2014, 08:33:45 PM
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Imagine you are the boss of some kind of business that deals with physical objects everyday and why would you start to accept bitcoin payments?

What are you going to do with all that bitcoins that you've earned? Hold it? seriously?

Everyone is missing the most important thing about business.

PROFIT.

As a business owner, why would you NOT accept bitcoin? If its all someone has, or they will spend it because you accept it.


Though I've been accepting bitcoin for 2 years, and have a sign, I've never done a bitcoin transaction face to face because of it. I did however meet someone from the forums however.







https://instagift.com/bitcoin

Check the out. If you own a  business try to get on here or a similar program.
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September 10, 2014, 09:13:44 PM
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That's like asking why would you accept credit cards, paypal, mastercards etc.... WHY NOT?

Well, credit cards and paypal are just a form of payment platforms for cashless transaction. They all still deal with fiat in local currency. However bitcoin is a totally different story, it's another currency much like you paying with euros for a beer in a bar in LA isn't it?

You could kind of put it that way but you'd also have to consider that accepting that Euro would give every European access to your business..  Which mean more customers equals more profit, which means your a successful entrepreneur with a growing business that is ahead of the pack of failing small business..
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September 15, 2014, 07:44:41 PM
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It's always great to give your customers options! Even better to stay with the times and adapt a digital currency that has amazing potential to change the world (for the better)!
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September 15, 2014, 07:57:28 PM
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Imagine you are the boss of some kind of business that deals with physical objects everyday and why would you start to accept bitcoin payments?

What are you going to do with all that bitcoins that you've earned? Hold it? seriously?

While Bitcoin might not be so attractive to already up and running businesses, if one is starting from scratch than Bitcoin is the fastest to implement and cheapest international
payment solution.

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