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sr. member
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July 20, 2018, 12:24:42 AM
#14
How many times have you came in a store and asked whether or not they accept bitcoin when you wanted to pay?

Should we do that EACH time we visit ANY store?
Would we create a huge advertisement for BTC that way?

Would stores start accepting it when they encounter a couple of people on a weekly basis asking them if they accept bitcoin?

Should we start doing this? o.o
Should we create a community so hard core that asks for everything they pay if it could be handled in BTC?

Im tol shy with this kind of offering but for the first time i made asked a store in a mall if they are accepting bitcoin because there comes a time that my credit card was on my mother to use for something and i forgot this until im on the cashier to pay.and luckily one of the cashier knows about crypto and offered me to send her the bitcoin and she will cover the cash ,but i never do that again since that day lol
I like your story buddy. And apparently, you are truly lucky in your situation. But while reading your comment, I was really hoping that the Bitcoin payment method will implement to the different stores, since as the days goes by, the Bitcoin users is really increasing in numbers.
sr. member
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July 20, 2018, 12:11:56 AM
#13
How many times have you came in a store and asked whether or not they accept bitcoin when you wanted to pay?

Should we do that EACH time we visit ANY store?
Would we create a huge advertisement for BTC that way?

Would stores start accepting it when they encounter a couple of people on a weekly basis asking them if they accept bitcoin?

Should we start doing this? o.o
Should we create a community so hard core that asks for everything they pay if it could be handled in BTC?

Im tol shy with this kind of offering but for the first time i made asked a store in a mall if they are accepting bitcoin because there comes a time that my credit card was on my mother to use for something and i forgot this until im on the cashier to pay.and luckily one of the cashier knows about crypto and offered me to send her the bitcoin and she will cover the cash ,but i never do that again since that day lol
sr. member
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July 20, 2018, 12:07:53 AM
#12
I have seen some people in my country accepts bitcoin as payment but most of these stores are very small and they have limited customers. I doubt people here in my country would even say they have bitcoins because government is raiding houses all the holder of bitcoins and make them pay taxes.
It's good to create a community if your government regulated bitcoins and it will surely benefit not only bitcoins but the entire crypto currency.
legendary
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July 19, 2018, 11:58:51 PM
#11

I have asked once to a store branch. I know the store accept BTC because I have once bought to them using bitcoin. After some time I travel to a nearby city where I saw the same store in the city and so I expect them to also accept BTC but they aren't. I reasoned why and told them that a store branch is accepting BTC, they should also do it. The guy standing behind the cashier stall just shrug his shoulder and does nothing but accept my cash.
jr. member
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July 19, 2018, 11:51:13 PM
#10
How many times have you came in a store and asked whether or not they accept bitcoin when you wanted to pay?

Should we do that EACH time we visit ANY store?
Would we create a huge advertisement for BTC that way?

Would stores start accepting it when they encounter a couple of people on a weekly basis asking them if they accept bitcoin?

Should we start doing this? o.o
Should we create a community so hard core that asks for everything they pay if it could be handled in BTC?

It has been known that bitcoin around the world I think today is still big enough to raise bitcoin right now and there are many ways to use bitcoin today but my online shop only knows that the bitcoin acceptable.
legendary
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July 19, 2018, 11:33:48 PM
#9
If we do this and it succeeds on a large scale, it is harmful to the Bitcoin network, thousands of transactions will take place in the second and therefore higher fees.
Higher fees ----> Panic in the markets ----> Little returns from using bitcoin "I can’t pay 3$ fee to buy a coffee" -----> Price Crash.
My answer is no; Bitcoin is now more suitable for international transactions and not for daily use.
If technical changes occur, the situation will change
hero member
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dont be greedy
July 19, 2018, 11:03:35 PM
#8
if the store is an online store, maybe I'll ask it, but if it's a physical store, I'm afraid to ask it
I still doubt, about the size of people who use bitcoin as a means of payment
legendary
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July 19, 2018, 10:04:23 PM
#7
only if you REALLY want to spend your bitcoins. otherwise if you just want them to accept bitcoin and then you continue to hold/trade your bitcoin then don't bother the stores. because there is no point for them to go through the trouble of setting up a system to accept bitcoin and then nobody spends their coins or does it once or twice and then no more.

but if you really want to spend your coins then why not. the shops have to see the demand for it first then start accepting it.
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Do what needs to be done.
July 19, 2018, 09:19:54 PM
#6
No. It's just not ready to go that far. Nonetheless how much we would like it to be, it's just not even near there.

I've read literary like hour ago that MasterCard is step forward with crypto and embracing it bit by bit and when those big companies get a grip of it we (crypto enthusiasts) are on the safe side further on. Smiley
full member
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July 19, 2018, 09:09:42 PM
#5
my country bans crypto, but government decisions are not firm, so we can still use bitcoin for crypto trade. but, the problem is not that.

how the store will accept crypto, while the government bans it, and even many people still do not know about bitcoin.

so, the community's job is not to force, but to spread the benefits of bitcoin to the public.
member
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July 19, 2018, 07:26:41 PM
#4
I think this some interesting idea, If we ask BTC payment they will think that Bitcoin payment and also this is some kind of marketing idea  Wink
legendary
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Freedom&Honor
July 19, 2018, 07:20:05 PM
#3
I didn't mean you should go in the same store a dozen times and ask them each time if they accept BTC, I just meant the first time Cheesy
legendary
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July 19, 2018, 07:18:16 PM
#2

Not necessary.

It's fine if people asked a request for a first time but it will be annoying if it will be done lots of times. Let them received lots of demands by different persons. Let the process flows automatically and see if stores will consider accepting crypto in the future.

Even they will received lots of requests about accepting bitcoin in their stores, still it will goes thru a process of brainstorming if that is a must thing to be implemented.

Trust the Process.
legendary
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Freedom&Honor
July 19, 2018, 07:06:01 PM
#1
How many times have you came in a store and asked whether or not they accept bitcoin when you wanted to pay?

Should we do that EACH time we visit ANY store?
Would we create a huge advertisement for BTC that way?

Would stores start accepting it when they encounter a couple of people on a weekly basis asking them if they accept bitcoin?

Should we start doing this? o.o
Should we create a community so hard core that asks for everything they pay if it could be handled in BTC?
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