Topic: Ask if they accept Bitcoin every time you buy online - page 2. (Read 2235 times)
I already do.
You know what...
Think of it as your vote for Bitcoin.
Contact seller and ask if they accept Bitcoin, just that simple. Now, clearly politeness goes first, if they just say 'no' don't press mentioning it again. But most self-motivated sellers would ask what it is. And that is where you can briefly explain it to them as you understand it. If they would want to know details that are too long to explain say 'just google bitcoin' to them.
And self-motivated sellers is what Bitcoin need.
Think of it as your vote for Bitcoin.
Contact seller and ask if they accept Bitcoin, just that simple. Now, clearly politeness goes first, if they just say 'no' don't press mentioning it again. But most self-motivated sellers would ask what it is. And that is where you can briefly explain it to them as you understand it. If they would want to know details that are too long to explain say 'just google bitcoin' to them.
And self-motivated sellers is what Bitcoin need.
I totally am in for that!
I believe we need more sellers now, having gained a lot of users and publicity already.
When ordering christmas stuff I asked about Bitcoin every time too.
Maybe lets collect short and catchy texts for everyone to copy&paste?
A short one, not more than two sentences, as initial attentionmagnet, and a block of text for when there is any reaction?
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You know what...
Think of it as your vote for Bitcoin.
Contact seller and ask if they accept Bitcoin, just that simple. Now, clearly politeness goes first, if they just say 'no' don't press mentioning it again. But most self-motivated sellers would ask what it is. And that is where you can briefly explain it to them as you understand it. If they would want to know details that are too long to explain say 'just google bitcoin' to them.
And self-motivated sellers is what Bitcoin need.
Think of it as your vote for Bitcoin.
Contact seller and ask if they accept Bitcoin, just that simple. Now, clearly politeness goes first, if they just say 'no' don't press mentioning it again. But most self-motivated sellers would ask what it is. And that is where you can briefly explain it to them as you understand it. If they would want to know details that are too long to explain say 'just google bitcoin' to them.
And self-motivated sellers is what Bitcoin need.
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