Topic: [2014-09-08] CheapAir accepting dogecoin, litecoin; Whole Foods customers can us (Read 654 times)
September 08, 2014, 05:55:44 AM
For some reason I just can't imagine many people paying for flights in dogecoin. How many would you actually need to pay for an entire return trip in them? Billions?
September 07, 2014, 10:38:11 PM
http://www.coinbuzz.com/2014/09/04/cheapair-accepting-dogecoin-litecoin-whole-foods-customers-can-use-bitcoin/
Last year, CheapAir became the very first online travel agency to install bitcoin as a payment method option. It announced in July that it had generated more than $1.5 million in bitcoin sales. A lot of its sales have been for Amtrak fares, hotels, flights and much more. Indeed, CheapAir’s adoption of bitcoin has truly been a success story.
The Calabasas, California-based travel company confirmed Wednesday that it is now installing dogecoin and litecoin payment options. As its business continues to expand, it’s hoping to bring in additional clientele from the dogecoin and litecoin communities.
Last year, CheapAir became the very first online travel agency to install bitcoin as a payment method option. It announced in July that it had generated more than $1.5 million in bitcoin sales. A lot of its sales have been for Amtrak fares, hotels, flights and much more. Indeed, CheapAir’s adoption of bitcoin has truly been a success story.
The Calabasas, California-based travel company confirmed Wednesday that it is now installing dogecoin and litecoin payment options. As its business continues to expand, it’s hoping to bring in additional clientele from the dogecoin and litecoin communities.
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