Topic: amazon coins (Read 1434 times)
Just another bonus program. They call it coins instead of point, same shit in new wrapping.
How idiotic can you be to post this on a Bitcoin forum?
This has absolutely fuck all to do with bitcoin. This is just a pre-pay credit system for use exclusively on Amazon content.
It's like a 3 year old puts "bitcoin" next to "amazon coin" because they both share the word "coin". LOL.
This has absolutely fuck all to do with bitcoin. This is just a pre-pay credit system for use exclusively on Amazon content.
It's like a 3 year old puts "bitcoin" next to "amazon coin" because they both share the word "coin". LOL.
It's relevant to bitcoin because Amazon is trying to capitalize on the success of bitcoin with this marketing trick. People out there who don't know anything about bitcoin are likely to think that Amazon coin is a competitor.
this
& how big is the bitcoin community compared to all amazon fans. if enough idiots think it´s something comparable their money/attention goes towards this marketing tool.
How idiotic can you be to post this on a Bitcoin forum?
This has absolutely fuck all to do with bitcoin. This is just a pre-pay credit system for use exclusively on Amazon content.
It's like a 3 year old puts "bitcoin" next to "amazon coin" because they both share the word "coin". LOL.
This has absolutely fuck all to do with bitcoin. This is just a pre-pay credit system for use exclusively on Amazon content.
It's like a 3 year old puts "bitcoin" next to "amazon coin" because they both share the word "coin". LOL.
It's relevant to bitcoin because Amazon is trying to capitalize on the success of bitcoin with this marketing trick. People out there who don't know anything about bitcoin are likely to think that Amazon coin is a competitor.
How idiotic can you be to post this on a Bitcoin forum?
This has absolutely fuck all to do with bitcoin. This is just a pre-pay credit system for use exclusively on Amazon content.
It's like a 3 year old puts "bitcoin" next to "amazon coin" because they both share the word "coin". LOL.
This has absolutely fuck all to do with bitcoin. This is just a pre-pay credit system for use exclusively on Amazon content.
It's like a 3 year old puts "bitcoin" next to "amazon coin" because they both share the word "coin". LOL.
Amazon coins have very limited usage.
Bitcoins have an immense variety of uses.
Amazon coins are centralized
Bitcoins are [relatively] decentralized.
"AZC" is closed source
BTC is open source
AZC is absolutely not anonymous
BTC has the ability to provide anonymity
I could go on and on... You get the point.
I'm pretty sure Amazon Coins are not even transferable... which is laughable.
+1Bitcoins have an immense variety of uses.
Amazon coins are centralized
Bitcoins are [relatively] decentralized.
"AZC" is closed source
BTC is open source
AZC is absolutely not anonymous
BTC has the ability to provide anonymity
I could go on and on... You get the point.
I'm pretty sure Amazon Coins are not even transferable... which is laughable.
Problems with Amazon coins
- You can't transfer them to another person
- You can't redeem them for dollars or other currencies
- You can only use them to buy apps for your Kindle. You can't even use them to buy books for your Kindle! And forget about anything on amazon.com
- They are 100% controlled by Amazon who can devalue or destroy them at will (look at frequent flyer miles).
Basically just a gift card, but worse since they are not transferable.
They are just a way to get people to buy more kindle apps. I'm guessing Amazon thinks people aren't buying enough.
RIP - You can't transfer them to another person
- You can't redeem them for dollars or other currencies
- You can only use them to buy apps for your Kindle. You can't even use them to buy books for your Kindle! And forget about anything on amazon.com
- They are 100% controlled by Amazon who can devalue or destroy them at will (look at frequent flyer miles).
Basically just a gift card, but worse since they are not transferable.
They are just a way to get people to buy more kindle apps. I'm guessing Amazon thinks people aren't buying enough.
Problems with Amazon coins
- You can't transfer them to another person
- You can't redeem them for dollars or other currencies
- You can only use them to buy apps for your Kindle. You can't even use them to buy books for your Kindle! And forget about anything on amazon.com
- They are 100% controlled by Amazon who can devalue or destroy them at will (look at frequent flyer miles).
Basically just a gift card, but worse since they are not transferable.
They are just a way to get people to buy more kindle apps. I'm guessing Amazon thinks people aren't buying enough.
- You can't transfer them to another person
- You can't redeem them for dollars or other currencies
- You can only use them to buy apps for your Kindle. You can't even use them to buy books for your Kindle! And forget about anything on amazon.com
- They are 100% controlled by Amazon who can devalue or destroy them at will (look at frequent flyer miles).
Basically just a gift card, but worse since they are not transferable.
They are just a way to get people to buy more kindle apps. I'm guessing Amazon thinks people aren't buying enough.
It's not even closely related to Bitcoin.
Think of it like a gift card, but a little different.
Think of it like a gift card, but a little different.
old news
Yeah, it's effectively another gift card system. I can't imagine many people buying coins and holding onto them longer than it takes to purchase an app, just to get a 10% discount. This will die out in a year or two, imo.
Amazon coins have very limited usage.
Bitcoins have an immense variety of uses.
Amazon coins are centralized
Bitcoins are [relatively] decentralized.
"AZC" is closed source
BTC is open source
AZC is absolutely not anonymous
BTC has the ability to provide anonymity
I could go on and on... You get the point.
I'm pretty sure Amazon Coins are not even transferable... which is laughable.
Bitcoins have an immense variety of uses.
Amazon coins are centralized
Bitcoins are [relatively] decentralized.
"AZC" is closed source
BTC is open source
AZC is absolutely not anonymous
BTC has the ability to provide anonymity
I could go on and on... You get the point.
I'm pretty sure Amazon Coins are not even transferable... which is laughable.
It's a centralized system and it has nothing to do with Bitcoin.
Move along.
Move along.
I just saw a bird fly by my window.
It didn't affect the price. (surprisingly)
Amazon Coins = Microsoft Points
I see no relation whatsoever to bitcoin. And I'm wondering why you do.
It didn't affect the price. (surprisingly)
Amazon Coins = Microsoft Points
I see no relation whatsoever to bitcoin. And I'm wondering why you do.
the masses love amazon. if their coin gets hyped like btc, masses will adopt it. of course it is not the same thing. but will the people care about the difference, once it is hip to have amazon coins?
I just saw a bird fly by my window.
It didn't affect the price. (surprisingly)
Amazon Coins = Microsoft Points
I see no relation whatsoever to bitcoin. And I'm wondering why you do.
It didn't affect the price. (surprisingly)
Amazon Coins = Microsoft Points
I see no relation whatsoever to bitcoin. And I'm wondering why you do.
i got that email.
no effect.
just a way to promote amazon kindle.. nothing more, nothing less
no effect.
just a way to promote amazon kindle.. nothing more, nothing less
http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?ie=UTF8&docId=1001166401
any effects?
short term, mid term, long term ?
any effects?
short term, mid term, long term ?
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