Topic: Best way to spend Bitcoin? Newbie's opinion. - page 16. (Read 18737 times)
i believe that the best option to invest your bitcoins as a newbie if you have a decent amount of it you can buy a bitcointalk account and the enroll in a wellpaid signature campaign this would allow you to earn some bitcoins after making roi after some time
If you have an Airbitz wallet, you can spend your bitcoins and get 20% off Starbucks and up to 10% off Target all within the same app.
If you're spending bitcoin at a big retailer like Newegg, Overstock, or Expedia, make sure to use CoinRebates to earn a percentage of your bits back:
http://www.coinrebates.com/stores/bitcoin-accepted
http://www.coinrebates.com/stores/bitcoin-accepted
Thanks for replying guys. I see there isnansection here where forum users offer services and tech for coin. I think I need to buy something or I will spend it all on papa johns 
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)Yes;
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=5.0
The marketplace has the Computer Hardware subsection which is computer stuff AND ASIC. It also has digital goods sub board. And then there's the services, services announcement and services discussion right there as well.
Remember to use Escrow.
I guess it's my luck to blame, I just sealed the deal with this guy from this forum for an iMac. Sent him the money and now I saw everyone is talking about escrow. I'm feeling kind of lame:((
Well i hope its a very well established, active and trusted member, because people make new accounts just to scam people every minute of every hour of everyday. There's a board filled to the brim with scam accusation and thats just the one that get reported.
Thanks for replying guys. I see there isnansection here where forum users offer services and tech for coin. I think I need to buy something or I will spend it all on papa johns )
)Yes;
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=5.0
The marketplace has the Computer Hardware subsection which is computer stuff AND ASIC. It also has digital goods sub board. And then there's the services, services announcement and services discussion right there as well.
Remember to use Escrow.
I guess it's my luck to blame, I just sealed the deal with this guy from this forum for an iMac. Sent him the money and now I saw everyone is talking about escrow. I'm feeling kind of lame:((
Hi guys, I'm new here and I just started reading the forum. I see a lot of advise like "invest Bitcoin", buy mining equipment etc. But I don't see anyone talk about daily life products. Food, computers, bills, Christmas shopping. The other day I was paid 4000 usd in btc and now don't know how to spend it wisely. But I ordered a pizza today and it tasted good.
I advice you to hold your coins till the next halving at least, you could this way making good profit, because we expect that the Bitcoin's price will increase after this date. Use fiat to buy food and pay bills and so on, and hold your coins.
Thanks for replying guys. I see there isnansection here where forum users offer services and tech for coin. I think I need to buy something or I will spend it all on papa johns )
)Yes;
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=5.0
The marketplace has the Computer Hardware subsection which is computer stuff AND ASIC. It also has digital goods sub board. And then there's the services, services announcement and services discussion right there as well.
Remember to use Escrow.
Thanks for replying guys. I see there isnansection here where forum users offer services and tech for coin. I think I need to buy something or I will spend it all on papa johns )
) Hi guys, I'm new here and I just started reading the forum. I see a lot of advise like "invest Bitcoin", buy mining equipment etc. But I don't see anyone talk about daily life products. Food, computers, bills, Christmas shopping. The other day I was paid 4000 usd in btc and now don't know how to spend it wisely. But I ordered a pizza today and it tasted good.
I'd get some miners, because you gotta invest money to make money. Then it depend on what you want to buy, you can buy pretty much anything with Bitcoin. There are websites like Newegg and Overstock that sell tons of stuff, and between a BTC debit card and all the online retailers, you can get pretty much anything that is not cash only.
The best way is to spend it like normal money. There aren't many places that accept Bitcoin, but some online stores take Bitcoin, and you can buy things from amazon using purse.io. AFAIK Newegg, Tigerdirect, and dell accept Bitcoin. There might be some stores in your local area that also take Bitcoin, so you should check some maps and merchant directories like coinmap.org
Hi guys, I'm new here and I just started reading the forum. I see a lot of advise like "invest Bitcoin", buy mining equipment etc. But I don't see anyone talk about daily life products. Food, computers, bills, Christmas shopping. The other day I was paid 4000 usd in btc and now don't know how to spend it wisely. But I ordered a pizza today and it tasted good.
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