Topic: Bitcoin Only Exclusive Items - page 3. (Read 1783 times)
Yes! The Bitcoin is used for Regular transactions like for buying the luxury items, goods and services and many more.
If you accept ripple you're going to accept fiat. It's the same thing but one is more volatile.
Eth isn't a currency. The sooner people realize that the better. Doesn't affect me in any way. I don't invest in infinite supply shitcoins.
Doge - see the last sentence of eth lol.
BCH, the blocks are all over the place so good luck with that. It could take a day to get enough confirmations to send out the product to the client.
LTC and DASH could be smart options though.
I'd support any business that accepts crypto only, assuming I need what they're selling of course. Any stupid Tupperware-type pyramid scheme would be avoided.
Eth isn't a currency. The sooner people realize that the better. Doesn't affect me in any way. I don't invest in infinite supply shitcoins.
Doge - see the last sentence of eth lol.
BCH, the blocks are all over the place so good luck with that. It could take a day to get enough confirmations to send out the product to the client.
LTC and DASH could be smart options though.
I'd support any business that accepts crypto only, assuming I need what they're selling of course. Any stupid Tupperware-type pyramid scheme would be avoided.
Could support for ripple, eth, bcc, doge, ltc, dash and other alts be a good foundation upon which to build a small business?
From my perspective, no. But theres a case to argue for some of the altcoins you posted because they are reaching the same critical mass as BTC did in its early years.
I am a Burst supporter myself but its accepted only in Bitlser. At least it has that.
Does anyone know of retailers which sell goods/services for crypto only with no option of payment made in fiat?
Could this represent a good business model for a small store with an online only presence?
There must be some holding alts who are fustrated by the lack of options in terms items they can spend their coins on. While there are many options for bitcoin, for the most part alts are neglected and there isn't a huge market where they can be utilized without first having to convert to btc.
Could support for ripple, eth, bcc, doge, ltc, dash and other alts be a good foundation upon which to build a small business?
Could this represent a good business model for a small store with an online only presence?
There must be some holding alts who are fustrated by the lack of options in terms items they can spend their coins on. While there are many options for bitcoin, for the most part alts are neglected and there isn't a huge market where they can be utilized without first having to convert to btc.
Could support for ripple, eth, bcc, doge, ltc, dash and other alts be a good foundation upon which to build a small business?
Dude check in purse io. Here you can access with the bitcoin any fiat options too. Via this site, you will be able to purchase any things in Amazon.com and you will be able to get this discount for using the bitcoin payment here.
Additionally you will get the credits for accessing next time while purchasing things in this site.
Bitshop is the place you can access only with bitcoin bro. Now most of e store people are looking into add the bitcoin payment API to their cart, soon will find many sites.
Could this represent a good business model for a small store with an online only presence?
No imo it's forcing all of your customers to use bitcoin just so they could buy your product/service and it can be costly on the fee's if you're looking to spend $10 or less in every transaction. Having a wide range of payment method is better than limiting it to one because it can encourage sales and gives more options to your customers.Are there any such retailers? All I can think of is illegal black market online stuff. You're probably going to find a few if you start browsing the dark web lol.
h0lybyte already mentioned a couple of them.
Are there any such retailers? All I can think of is illegal black market online stuff. You're probably going to find a few if you start browsing the dark web lol.
Crypto means business now and soon. Everything will start from bitcoin, altcoin will be selected. This is what i see. Thanks 
Yup bitcoin will be used for regular transactions with few more alt-coins, although many alt-coins are made for certain target-users like Enjin coin is specifically made for gaming community for in game transactions.
Crypto means business now and soon. Everything will start from bitcoin, altcoin will be selected. This is what i see. Thanks
There are numerous retailers which accept cryptocurrencies only for their goods and services and i am listing few of them below.
https://bitcoinshop.us has been a strong beleiver of bitcoin from its starting. This eshop is live since july 2014.
Users living in USA continent can order electronic goods,make up items and many more and can make payments in three major cryptocurrencies.
http://memorydealers.com sells a wide range of computer hardware equipments. Both accepting bitcoin as well as other altcoins
https://bitcoinshop.us has been a strong beleiver of bitcoin from its starting. This eshop is live since july 2014.
Users living in USA continent can order electronic goods,make up items and many more and can make payments in three major cryptocurrencies.
http://memorydealers.com sells a wide range of computer hardware equipments. Both accepting bitcoin as well as other altcoins
Does anyone know of retailers which sell goods/services for crypto only with no option of payment made in fiat?
Could this represent a good business model for a small store with an online only presence?
There must be some holding alts who are fustrated by the lack of options in terms items they can spend their coins on. While there are many options for bitcoin, for the most part alts are neglected and there isn't a huge market where they can be utilized without first having to convert to btc.
Could support for ripple, eth, bcc, doge, ltc, dash and other alts be a good foundation upon which to build a small business?
Could this represent a good business model for a small store with an online only presence?
There must be some holding alts who are fustrated by the lack of options in terms items they can spend their coins on. While there are many options for bitcoin, for the most part alts are neglected and there isn't a huge market where they can be utilized without first having to convert to btc.
Could support for ripple, eth, bcc, doge, ltc, dash and other alts be a good foundation upon which to build a small business?
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