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Topic: BitGames (Read 464 times)
BitGames Inc. is a newly established business that is focused on targeting gamers.
What we do
BitGames is a business that hosts gaming servers for clans, communities, or individuals using bitcoin.
We offer various ways to pay, such as direct deposit with bitcoin (using the bitpay API), paypal (for those who don't want to use bitcoin) and we also allow groups to mine bitcoin as a worker under our BitGames Account using bitminter.com
The games we offer currently are dayz, warz (we provide the gc to pay for the server), left 4 dead, left 4 dead 2, and lastly minecraft.
We are open to accepting more games to host, just really need the community input.
Our goal with BitGames is to get the word out across the world to gamers about the bitcoin currency, and give them a way to continue to game without having to pay in real cash, but instead have a handy alternative.
If you wish to look further into bitgames you can check out our site at http://bitgamesinc.com/ or even just ask questions here.
Also, if you have any advice I am always open to listening, and feedback.
What we do
BitGames is a business that hosts gaming servers for clans, communities, or individuals using bitcoin.
We offer various ways to pay, such as direct deposit with bitcoin (using the bitpay API), paypal (for those who don't want to use bitcoin) and we also allow groups to mine bitcoin as a worker under our BitGames Account using bitminter.com
The games we offer currently are dayz, warz (we provide the gc to pay for the server), left 4 dead, left 4 dead 2, and lastly minecraft.
We are open to accepting more games to host, just really need the community input.
Our goal with BitGames is to get the word out across the world to gamers about the bitcoin currency, and give them a way to continue to game without having to pay in real cash, but instead have a handy alternative.
If you wish to look further into bitgames you can check out our site at http://bitgamesinc.com/ or even just ask questions here.
Also, if you have any advice I am always open to listening, and feedback.
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