Topic: Dell Bitcoin Payments Now Available in UK and Canada (Read 1968 times)
This is great news and I think it was inevitable for a computer company to embrace bitcoin.
Is on not international?
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Dell Bitcoin Payments Now Available in UK and Canada
So nothing new for internationals.I always thought dell was international since alienware is international.
If they bring it to Europe next time i buy a computer i'll do it paying with BTC.
This is great news . I will give it a try here in UK next month.
Not too worried about Section 75 protection then?
Personally I'd never use Bitcoin for something like this. The protection credit cards offer you is just too good to pass up.
You don't need protection to be honest when you're dealing with Dell.
This is great news . I will give it a try here in UK next month.
Not too worried about Section 75 protection then?
Personally I'd never use Bitcoin for something like this. The protection credit cards offer you is just too good to pass up.
This is great news . I will give it a try here in UK next month.
To be honest i didnt even know they weren't available in the UK all this time lol. Would be interested in using them with BTC though, always found their computers of a very good standard. Support and refunds always top service.
Awesome news as has been said, now we just need the price to react and Dell to hold their bitcoin revenue.
This is great news . I will give it a try here in UK next month.
thats a great news but for only who lives in uk and caneda and i am sick of this crap if you are providing a feature then why not for all ?
Yeah, it's quite annoying ineed.
For some reason companies think it's better to roll out their payment options country by country.
Allow every one to pay with Bitcoin instead of only a select group of countries..
It will also give them a better view of which country is the leader in Bitcoin payments. They can gain so much useful information.
They should accept worldwide... thats the point of BTC isnt it.
thats a great news but for only who lives in uk and caneda and i am sick of this crap if you are providing a feature then why not for all ?
Yeah, it's quite annoying ineed.
For some reason companies think it's better to roll out their payment options country by country.
Allow every one to pay with Bitcoin instead of only a select group of countries..
It will also give them a better view of which country is the leader in Bitcoin payments, they can gain so much useful information.
thats a great news but for only who lives in uk and caneda and i am sick of this crap if you are providing a feature then why not for all ?
Is on not international?
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Dell Bitcoin Payments Now Available in UK and Canada
So nothing new for internationals. 
I have seen no public announcement of how much sales Dell have made, since they accepted Bitcoin as a payment method. 
The fact that they expanding it into the UK / Canada regions can be one of two things :
1. The sales was poor and they want to expand it to areas where there are more income potential.
2. The sales was average and further expansion would improve sales figures.
What Bitcoin payment processors are they using? Not BitPay?
The fact that they expanding it into the UK / Canada regions can be one of two things :
1. The sales was poor and they want to expand it to areas where there are more income potential.
2. The sales was average and further expansion would improve sales figures.
What Bitcoin payment processors are they using? Not BitPay?
They use Coinbase.
They're not obligated to provide any announcement re BTC sales.
It's good news and all and I'm glad they're accepting it but Dell is ridiculously overpriced. There are a couple of better options to buy a custom computer in the UK that I'd rather use, but Dell is huge company so hopefully it'll get some free promotion for bitcoin.
I have seen no public announcement of how much sales Dell have made, since they accepted Bitcoin as a payment method.
The fact that they expanding it into the UK / Canada regions can be one of two things :
1. The sales was poor and they want to expand it to areas where there are more income potential.
2. The sales was average and further expansion would improve sales figures.
What Bitcoin payment processors are they using? Not BitPay?
The fact that they expanding it into the UK / Canada regions can be one of two things :
1. The sales was poor and they want to expand it to areas where there are more income potential.
2. The sales was average and further expansion would improve sales figures.
What Bitcoin payment processors are they using? Not BitPay?
Probably bit pay,
if not it could be coinbase
I have seen no public announcement of how much sales Dell have made, since they accepted Bitcoin as a payment method.
The fact that they expanding it into the UK / Canada regions can be one of two things :
1. The sales was poor and they want to expand it to areas where there are more income potential.
2. The sales was average and further expansion would improve sales figures.
What Bitcoin payment processors are they using? Not BitPay?
The fact that they expanding it into the UK / Canada regions can be one of two things :
1. The sales was poor and they want to expand it to areas where there are more income potential.
2. The sales was average and further expansion would improve sales figures.
What Bitcoin payment processors are they using? Not BitPay?
Do they not accept it internationally?
Finally!
Here it is (Dell.co.uk):
They use Coinbase as payment processor
Here it is (Dell.co.uk):
They use Coinbase as payment processor
In July of 2014, Dell began accepting Bitcoin as payment for its products. This news sent waves of excitement throughout the Bitcoin community, as Dell is one of the largest computer hardware manufacturers and retailers in the world.
Pretty cool! would be awesome if they allow it worldwide
In July of 2014, Dell began accepting Bitcoin as payment for its products. This news sent waves of excitement throughout the Bitcoin community, as Dell is one of the largest computer hardware manufacturers and retailers in the world.
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