Topic: Does anyone here get paid in Bitcoin? - page 2. (Read 2221 times)
It will be nice when the major companies start allowing their employees options to be paid in part bitcoin. Maybe a 401K for example could be paid in BTC. I can see something like this happen in the near future and would help BTC sky rocket to the moon.
It seems a lot of people earn money from signature adverts, but you cant join until you're a member 
I often do website related stuff for Bitcoiners. Which means that I get paid in Bitcoin as well.
I dont earn anything at the moment, but I hope to be paid in bitcoins for a job in the future.
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I wish this was possible. I would get, let me think. Maybe 10-15% in Bitcoins.
It is not possible at my work (EU) so I have to mine. I always accept donations
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Do not let the wink wink or the haha stop you from donating :p
It is not possible at my work (EU) so I have to mine. I always accept donations
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Do not let the wink wink or the haha stop you from donating :p
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Looks like a scam: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/does-freebitcoinz-pay-out-390348
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For him it just might be. You know, that's a lot of money in Mumbai.
But if freebitcoinz is a scam then i would recommend to move to other faucets
$1 dollar isn't a lot of money to anyone in Mumbai, and it's 0 dollars until he gets paid out, not to mention we have no idea how long it took him to get to that number.
Looks like a scam: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/does-freebitcoinz-pay-out-390348
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For him it just might be. You know, that's a lot of money in Mumbai.
But if freebitcoinz is a scam then i would recommend to move to other faucets
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Looks like a scam: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/does-freebitcoinz-pay-out-390348
Don't waste your time with faucets. They're not worth it.
Don't waste your time with faucets. They're not worth it.
This is Dushyant from Mumbai, I have been visiting http://freebitcoinz.com/ and acculamted few 166000 satoshi but I don't know how do I get the payment.
I did a google search and found this forum again my apologies since I am sending this pm to you can you guide me what to do since I am quite new.
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Dushyant Gajaria
I did a google search and found this forum again my apologies since I am sending this pm to you can you guide me what to do since I am quite new.
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Dushyant Gajaria
I was paid for some articles on a few sites and signatures too. But my real job is paid cash or bank payments.
Doing lots of freelance designing (see my signature) and I still hold every btc I earned. Started it in November 2013.
I do get payed in Bitcoins but It's just like my extra job and I don't convert bitcoins to FIAT money I just keep them plus they are increaseing a lot now so that a good reason to keep your Bitcoins. My friend also does a job for bitcoins and he even pays for food and rent from the bitcoins that he earned but he converts them to FIAT just to pay for It. Bitcoin Is just not popular enough to pay for your rent or buy food yet.
I'm pretty sure if any legitimate business with more than maybe 5 employees tried to pay any of their employees in Bitcoin in the UK their accountant would intervene.
I always ask for bitcoins first, and since I don't really spend them, I still have my first pay. 
I have done freelance in exchange for bitcoin in the past.
I have noticed a HUGE amount of programmers here in San Francisco are starting to take bitcoin over USD for liquidity purposes.
I have noticed a HUGE amount of programmers here in San Francisco are starting to take bitcoin over USD for liquidity purposes.
Since when was Bitcoin more liquid than USD?
I have done freelance in exchange for bitcoin in the past.
I have noticed a HUGE amount of programmers here in San Francisco are starting to take bitcoin over USD for liquidity purposes.
I have noticed a HUGE amount of programmers here in San Francisco are starting to take bitcoin over USD for liquidity purposes.
Nobody has paid me for my stuff on craigslist with BTC yet. Only cash.
To hodl or to pay the rent, only you can answer. franky1 is right about the tax side, this is HMRCs current position on Bitcoin (and other similar cryptocurrencies) :
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/briefs/vat/brief0914.htm
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/briefs/vat/brief0914.htm
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