Show a fellow merchant some love for accepting BC. i have 35 BC alltogether. Anyone feel free to help a little guy BJ1C2xWrRHCcZu51hCd78MYen3qScdVZxh
What is your store/service?
I run a local PC and Cell Phone repair shop. Here is an article about my place. its a bit dated as i have changed location. Hoping to open up a second store next year. Accepting crypto just makes sense for me. Always innovative right?
http://www.dcourier.com/main.asp?Search=1&ArticleID=83912&SectionID=260&SubSectionID=1148&S=1
EDIT: The nasty comment on my article was from my competitor. He later got arrested for defrauding clients. LOL
Something not from 4 years ago?
As expressed before its an old article, I don't have to prove anything. A simple google query will resolve concerns if my business is still out there. I was merely posting for a little love for supporting this coin even though I have none. My Web Site is down as for this small town it was a waste. I have my google search page and that's all that's needed for an online presence. My customers are mostly older, they use the phone book/word of mouth. I apologize for posting anything I will withdraw my plea.
LOL, no problems, but I would really suggest (based on that article) and the fact that you're in Prescott - which although nice, it definitely not a market to experience 'explosive growth' in - that you expand your web presence.
Considering the fact that your holdings represent a rounding error on my donation wallet... I shot you a little good will. However, if you really want to build your BC holdings, and since you have the shop already, why not put up a little site that has some of those refurbished laptops, etc.. and put prices in USD but "hot-convert" then to BC as well and accept that in payment. Obviously, you might not want to do that for all of them, but if it's something you'd take $100 for - why not also accept ~750BC for it (~$141 currently to make it more profitable and cover shipping and exchange expenses).
You might find that in no time at all you've got a BC balance like some of us do, and if they're slightly older - therefore more likely to be fully linux-compatible - you might find much more demand than you'd see locally.
I feel very fortunate about this... just know that I'm here holdin with ya'll haha 
