Topic: Bitcoin Stamps (Read 253 times)
I like the idea, but the postage stamps are a little to much. There are people who are going around grabbing your credit card numbers from your pocket just by walking by, so think of that they will do when people start seeing WR-codes on post cards. I like the idea though and the rubber stamp idea is something that might pickup.
I guess that those days, it is possible in most countries to print your own, valid rubber stamps.
Therefore, I have printed out a couple of dozen stamps with Bitcoin-pictures. Which was fun.
But this wasn't enough - call me "Daredeviil"
I printed then a couple of rubber stamps with a private key on it and sent them to my daughter. She was delighted to see money delivered this way.
A less risky version was to send a QR-code splitted on two stamps and send two postcards.
Just a little bit of fun, while knowing that our postal service still doesn't accept Bitcoin :-)
Therefore, I have printed out a couple of dozen stamps with Bitcoin-pictures. Which was fun.
But this wasn't enough - call me "Daredeviil"
I printed then a couple of rubber stamps with a private key on it and sent them to my daughter. She was delighted to see money delivered this way.
A less risky version was to send a QR-code splitted on two stamps and send two postcards.
Just a little bit of fun, while knowing that our postal service still doesn't accept Bitcoin :-)
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