I brew & sell kombucha/kefir at local farmer-markets I offer a substantial discount for payment in bitcoin (against current local currency on the exchanges)
I've done some small escrows for friends, but that's really not taken off
Topic: Are you doing business selling goods or services for bitcoins? (Read 2107 times)
I've either sold all my bitcoins or traded them for steam games.
Irieness people
I have a new erb seed site and I am using Bitcoin as my main payment option.
http://www.jahseed.com
peace and love
Lawford
I have a new erb seed site and I am using Bitcoin as my main payment option.
http://www.jahseed.com
peace and love
Lawford
I am selling original electronic music at http://bittracks.com. So far only very few sales. I am also looking for other artists to join in this venture.
Hey,
I'm a graphic designer and I just started my online store, where I'm selling T-Shirts and Mugs directly for bitcoins:
http://www.bitdenari.com
Check it out and order, it's fun - also I'm open to suggestions and I can make custom products for you too if you contact me.
Cheers,
Youdith
I'm a graphic designer and I just started my online store, where I'm selling T-Shirts and Mugs directly for bitcoins:
http://www.bitdenari.com
Check it out and order, it's fun - also I'm open to suggestions and I can make custom products for you too if you contact me.
Cheers,
Youdith
Wow. Prices are so cheap.
Somebody buy me a mug
Edit: I am such a fucking noob, forgot to convert pricing. $35 a shirt is not the same as I thought lol
We do free shipping, so the price is similar to other "online design your t-shirt etc." sites but you can pay with bitcoins directly here, so I think that's a big pro.
You can also help us launch new designs, so if you guys have any ideas, please, let me know!
i'd buy a handgun with bitcoins.
I'm getting rid of some personal gun stuff http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=24417.msg303209#msg303209
I have a gun or two I might be willing to part with. I'll have to see how things go though. There's a guy listed on the wiki with an online gun shop. However, when I contacted him, he seemed to not take Bitcoins.
i'd buy a handgun with bitcoins.
I own business which distributes wholesale gun cleaning supplies. I also sell holsters retail. My sites aren't set up to accept Bitcoin right now, but if you need something, let me know.
Hey,
I'm a graphic designer and I just started my online store, where I'm selling T-Shirts and Mugs directly for bitcoins:
http://www.bitdenari.com
Check it out and order, it's fun - also I'm open to suggestions and I can make custom products for you too if you contact me.
Cheers,
Youdith
I'm a graphic designer and I just started my online store, where I'm selling T-Shirts and Mugs directly for bitcoins:
http://www.bitdenari.com
Check it out and order, it's fun - also I'm open to suggestions and I can make custom products for you too if you contact me.
Cheers,
Youdith
Wow. Prices are so cheap.
Somebody buy me a mug
Edit: I am such a fucking noob, forgot to convert pricing. $35 a shirt is not the same as I thought lol
Hey,
I'm a graphic designer and I just started my online store, where I'm selling T-Shirts and Mugs directly for bitcoins:
http://www.bitdenari.com
Check it out and order, it's fun - also I'm open to suggestions and I can make custom products for you too if you contact me.
Cheers,
Youdith
I'm a graphic designer and I just started my online store, where I'm selling T-Shirts and Mugs directly for bitcoins:
http://www.bitdenari.com
Check it out and order, it's fun - also I'm open to suggestions and I can make custom products for you too if you contact me.
Cheers,
Youdith
I am trying out Podcast Services for your Earhole. The cost, $0
http://soundcloud.com/bitcoinporn (MP3 can be downloaded from that page). - Backed up on YouTube
Second episode is already in the works with a very probable guest right form the Newbies forum, kinks are still being worked out in the background
Spam? http://soundcloud.com/bitcoinporn (MP3 can be downloaded from that page). - Backed up on YouTube
Second episode is already in the works with a very probable guest right form the Newbies forum, kinks are still being worked out in the background
I am trying out Podcast Services for your Earhole. The cost, $0
http://soundcloud.com/bitcoinporn (MP3 can be downloaded from that page). - Backed up on YouTube
Second episode is already in the works with a very probable guest right form the Newbies forum, kinks are still being worked out in the background
http://soundcloud.com/bitcoinporn (MP3 can be downloaded from that page). - Backed up on YouTube
Second episode is already in the works with a very probable guest right form the Newbies forum, kinks are still being worked out in the background
All my Bitcoin related ventures are in my signature. I sell coffee, I'm now part of the Square²Wear team (!) selling t-shirts, and have a comprehensive-ish list of other Bitcoin sites at The Bitcoin List.
The BTC economy is growing at an exponential rate.
The BTC economy is growing at an exponential rate.
My wife owns a women's clothing boutique. Once I get her website up and running to the point where people can purchase her clothing online I will set it up to accept bitcoins.
I also have a side hobby business where I sell gadgets, I will set that up to accept bitcoins as well.
I also have a side hobby business where I sell gadgets, I will set that up to accept bitcoins as well.
Will she pay taxes for the clothes she sells? In spain thats mandatory... but if the clothes are sold with bitcoins then i suppose you could have a 18% discount (which is the amount the gov takes) Why? Because for the gov. this is not a selling but an exchange.
Does that happen in your country?
Well yeah i do and just started.
Providing the following services with bitcoin
1. OpenVPN - Singapore 100Mbit ( 0.2 BTC / Mth)
- OpenVPN Base
- Dynamic IP
- 100Mbit Network
2. 1000MB Web Hosting ( 0.2 BTC / Mth)
- Virtualmin
- Unix Shell Access With compilers (gcc, make, perl, etc)
- Php5
- Mysql 5.1
- Pop3 / Imap
- Unmetered Data transfer
Providing the following services with bitcoin
1. OpenVPN - Singapore 100Mbit ( 0.2 BTC / Mth)
- OpenVPN Base
- Dynamic IP
- 100Mbit Network
2. 1000MB Web Hosting ( 0.2 BTC / Mth)
- Virtualmin
- Unix Shell Access With compilers (gcc, make, perl, etc)
- Php5
- Mysql 5.1
- Pop3 / Imap
- Unmetered Data transfer
In order for BTC to be viable, the whole loop needs to be closed. You need to be able to buy food, clothing, with bitcoin.
There are a lot of places that will dropship food, clothing, etc. I'm happy to act as a reseller accepting bitcoin. If there's specific products you're looking for, send me a list.
My wife owns a women's clothing boutique. Once I get her website up and running to the point where people can purchase her clothing online I will set it up to accept bitcoins.
I also have a side hobby business where I sell gadgets, I will set that up to accept bitcoins as well.
I also have a side hobby business where I sell gadgets, I will set that up to accept bitcoins as well.
I'm trying to resell Steam games purchased as gifts. I noticed a few other threads where unused keys for games that could be activated on steam were being sold, and this seemed like a more straightforward way to go about it.
This could be quite good if you offered to buy games for countries like Australia who like to censor the hell out of games. I'm not sure if gifts transfer to the actual game, but you could maybe offer single accounts with single non-censored games for BTC.
That's what's needed, shops and business' using Bitcoin, otherwise the public will not buy in, most Bitcoin trade now seems to be people playing Casino Trading at the exchanges,
In order for BTC to be viable, the whole loop needs to be closed. You need to be able to buy food, clothing, with bitcoin.
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