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legendary
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August 02, 2015, 05:35:02 PM
#32
Soon enough, thanks to Bitmesh, another way to earn bitcoin:


https://99bitcoins.com/earn-bitcoin-by-sharing-your-bandwidth/
member
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Crypto-Games.net: DICE and SLOT
July 28, 2015, 10:45:18 AM
#31
I think Bitcoin will only gain major traction for payments when merchants give discount incentives for using it. But they don't. Why would anyone spend extra money to buy BTC only to be paying the same amount if they used a credit card or paypal?

It has to have consistent discounts in the first place for people to consider it valuable to by, and not just hold, but to actually use.

Since Bitcoin does save transaction money, then part of those savings should be given back to the consumer. Things should always be cheaper with BTC.
sr. member
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I can draw your avatar!
July 28, 2015, 08:53:12 AM
#30
I'm waiting for STEAM to accept Bitcoin, who's with me? Grin

why waiting for that if you have something like https://steambitshop.com/? they have not all the games from steam, but still there is a great repertory
Don't you understand, if I buy in site like that the price must be more expensive than buying on Steam itself.

uhm no, they are the same price, the real difference is that the real steam has more deals and better deal overall, also many more games, that's all

those site are great no need to wait for steam to accept bitcoin, like we no need amazon to accept bitcoin, when open bazar is coming

it is a price you have to pay if you want to be able to buy your steam games with bitcoin, you do not get the fancy sale prices but do contribute to the bitcoin economy. It might cost extra, but it would benefit the bitcoin as a whole to grow and thus make your coins grow too. And yes, just like the $ 2m pizza, you might end up having a steam game that when looking back would have cost you even more if you did HODL those coins, but the coins will never go anywhere if we all hold them, you cannot reach the moon if you hold the rocket back.
legendary
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July 28, 2015, 08:07:17 AM
#29
http://cointelegraph.uk/news/114988/satosh-the-new-website-that-pays-you-in-bitcoin-to-share-your-content

Sato rewards anyone posting content, proportionally to its popularity.

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They hope Sato.sh will be the easiest way for someone to earn bitcoins

Sounds very promising.
legendary
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July 09, 2015, 02:01:42 AM
#28
I think the issue with these companies and why they don't yet use Bitcoin to payout their workers is because of the exchange of Bitcoin - fiat. While you can fund your Fiverr account with Bitcoin the person doing the job might want or not to take bitcoin. If he/she did want BTC it wouldn't be a problem, but since they probably want dollars it becomes a headache for the intermediary (in this case Fiverr, Uber, ...) to deal with the exhcanges. It's possible. In fact, they could benefit from the exchange rates - but I suspect that that is the reason they don't offer it (yet).

They don't have to deal with exchanges.. that's what payment processors are for.

If Uber wants to accept Bitcoin payments, all they have to do is activate their Coinbase connection so that when somebody sends them bitcoins, Coinbase automatically exchanges it and Uber gets dollars. Same thing with Bitpay.

For payouts it is just the reverse: User wants bitcoins, Uber sends dollars to Coinbase, Coinbase exchanges and sends bitcoins to user's Bitcoin address.

The technical issues are simple and have been resolved long ago. My guess on why they do not do this, yet, is the perceived lack of demand. Big companies like Uber and Airbnb see too few Bitcoin users to make it worth their while. That will change.... especially as they expand to 70+ countries where Paypal is unavailable and credit cards are not widespread.
hero member
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July 08, 2015, 11:29:40 AM
#27
I think the issue with these companies and why they don't yet use Bitcoin to payout their workers is because of the exchange of Bitcoin - fiat. While you can fund your Fiverr account with Bitcoin the person doing the job might want or not to take bitcoin. If he/she did want BTC it wouldn't be a problem, but since they probably want dollars it becomes a headache for the intermediary (in this case Fiverr, Uber, ...) to deal with the exhcanges. It's possible. In fact, they could benefit from the exchange rates - but I suspect that that is the reason they don't offer it (yet).
legendary
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July 08, 2015, 07:54:40 AM
#26
I'm waiting for STEAM to accept Bitcoin, who's with me? Grin

why waiting for that if you have something like https://steambitshop.com/? they have not all the games from steam, but still there is a great repertory
Don't you understand, if I buy in site like that the price must be more expensive than buying on Steam itself.

uhm no, they are the same price, the real difference is that the real steam has more deals and better deal overall, also many more games, that's all

those site are great no need to wait for steam to accept bitcoin, like we no need amazon to accept bitcoin, when open bazar is coming

That's what I'm talking about, the discount price.
And by the way, some country have a cheaper price for a Steam game. Those are the country that have a restricted redeemable key.
legendary
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July 08, 2015, 07:35:41 AM
#25
Uber confirms - bitcoin integration already in the works.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/3cimhq/uber_confirms_bitcoin_integration_already_in_the/


*looks like this was a fake

legendary
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July 06, 2015, 11:26:22 AM
#24
I'm waiting for STEAM to accept Bitcoin, who's with me? Grin

why waiting for that if you have something like https://steambitshop.com/? they have not all the games from steam, but still there is a great repertory
Don't you understand, if I buy in site like that the price must be more expensive than buying on Steam itself.

uhm no, they are the same price, the real difference is that the real steam has more deals and better deal overall, also many more games, that's all

those site are great no need to wait for steam to accept bitcoin, like we no need amazon to accept bitcoin, when open bazar is coming
legendary
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July 06, 2015, 11:14:21 AM
#23

These links should gain more prominence.

We should not forget that Bitcoin makes international trade so much easier. So it's always a good idea to help existing webshop owners adopting Bitcoin. Getting small businesses to adopt Bitcoin is a double-win, because they provide services for Bitcoin and might at the same time (as individuals) become users of Bitcoin.
sr. member
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July 06, 2015, 11:09:57 AM
#22
I'm waiting for STEAM to accept Bitcoin, who's with me? Grin
i am right there with you on steam. i was wishing this for over a year now.

also inspired by this post about amazon, i submitted a request with their support team a couple of days back, and waiting for respond now

Instead of waiting why don't you call Steam and tell them that people want to pay with bitcoin, that more people will buy more games if bitcoin is a payment option. Maybe start a poll on this forum and then share it with people at Steam. Companies will chase the money...
hero member
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July 06, 2015, 09:38:57 AM
#20
Only if bitcoin was a little more stable I'm sure more conservative companies will make the step to join the ecosystem, either their CEO plays in the bank sector or they are to scare of the bitcoin price changin or tax regulation issues, then again by us just sending an email to the companies to accepted bitcoin would help a bit. #EarnBitcoin
member
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July 06, 2015, 09:11:02 AM
#19
Well Thanks for sharing tough . Iam already using two of the above and had only little sucess
legendary
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July 06, 2015, 07:41:56 AM
#18
I'm waiting for STEAM to accept Bitcoin, who's with me? Grin

why waiting for that if you have something like https://steambitshop.com/? they have not all the games from steam, but still there is a great repertory
Don't you understand, if I buy in site like that the price must be more expensive than buying on Steam itself.
legendary
Activity: 1022
Merit: 1003
𝓗𝓞𝓓𝓛
July 06, 2015, 07:40:03 AM
#17
I'm waiting for STEAM to accept Bitcoin, who's with me? Grin
i am right there with you on steam. i was wishing this for over a year now.

also inspired by this post about amazon, i submitted a request with their support team a couple of days back, and waiting for respond now
I'm glad there's other people waiting for it
You also have to send a request to Steam support, maybe they would consider it. Cool
legendary
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July 06, 2015, 07:39:29 AM
#16
I'm waiting for STEAM to accept Bitcoin, who's with me? Grin

why waiting for that if you have something like https://steambitshop.com/? they have not all the games from steam, but still there is a great repertory
legendary
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July 06, 2015, 07:25:34 AM
#15
I'm waiting for STEAM to accept Bitcoin, who's with me? Grin
i am right there with you on steam. i was wishing this for over a year now.

also inspired by this post about amazon, i submitted a request with their support team a couple of days back, and waiting for respond now
legendary
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𝓗𝓞𝓓𝓛
July 06, 2015, 03:32:49 AM
#14
I'm waiting for STEAM to accept Bitcoin, who's with me? Grin
legendary
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July 06, 2015, 02:10:26 AM
#13
We can pay for uber rides with bitcoin?!?! How do we do that? You have to set up your payment method prior to the ride... I didn't know bitcoin was an option!

I don't know that you can yet.. but it should be a matter of months. Uber works with Braintree:
https://www.braintreepayments.com/
https://www.braintreepayments.com/features/coinbase

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