Topic: Facebook accepts Bitcoin? - page 23. (Read 13740 times)
It would be cool if they add tips like reddit.
Facebook accepts bitcoin for?
I think for their services only. I don't think that they will be exchangers.
Facebook accepts bitcoin for?
Whales want more cheap BTC, thats why its not 1 million already.
I hope they won't accept bitcoins soon, every great news bring a drop in the price...
You are right we already going down badly now today its checking almost 460$
I hope they won't accept bitcoins soon, every great news bring a drop in the price...
All rumors until proven otherwise.
Its good to have rumors sometimes.
All rumors until proven otherwise.
If bitcoin will be accepted all over the world like IG does, facebook might buy the bitcoin rights
Facebook will accept bitcoin in the future but for the moment it's only speculation.
Let's all email facebook to get them to accept Bitcoin!There are a lot of e-commerce companies to be convinced. Facebook can wait.
Facebook will accept bitcoin in the future but for the moment it's only speculation.
Let's all email facebook to get them to accept Bitcoin!
Yes.. in this way they will hate bitcoins and won't adopt them even if btc will become the world currency.
Facebook will accept bitcoin in the future but for the moment it's only speculation.
Let's all email facebook to get them to accept Bitcoin!
from what I know facebook does NOT accept bitcoin now. does anybody know when in the future do they plan start accepting bitcoin?
Facebook will accept bitcoin in the future but for the moment it's only speculation.
Facebook accepts bitcoin, that is good news, if it is true.
There is a question mark in the title.
There is no guarantee facebook is thinking about accepting bitcoin. They already accepted whatsapp and instagram. Right now, it seems like Facebook is getting ready for another new technology by accepting bitcoin. The company is ready to provide financial services and electronic money.
It isn't so much that facebook "accepted" instagram and whatsapp but they rather bought them out.It is already possible to pay for things via bitcoin on facebook and IMO it is only a matter of time that facebook will start to accept bitcoin for payment for ads and likely credits. Also since it is possible to purchase many gift cards on this forum, I would not be surprised to start to see trading of facebook credits on the marketplace sometime in the future.
Facebook credits will slowly fade away. Merchants might decided to by pass payment system and accept and deal using bitcoin directly.
Off platform transaction occur on ebay and amazon all the times.
The only issue is trust. For facebook store with reputation, they can easily convince buyer to send payment first before shipping items.
Merchant having its own website couple with good feedback on ebay/facebook store normally drive repeat customers away from the 3rd party platform into their own webstore with cheaper price products.
Right. And both Ebay and Amazon are well aware of this and hence they are charging seller an arm and a leg just to use their platform.
There is a recent rise on warranty fraud where buyer claimed the merchandise is broken even if it is not.
It is all about protecting the reputation of the website.
There is no guarantee facebook is thinking about accepting bitcoin. They already accepted whatsapp and instagram. Right now, it seems like Facebook is getting ready for another new technology by accepting bitcoin. The company is ready to provide financial services and electronic money.
It isn't so much that facebook "accepted" instagram and whatsapp but they rather bought them out.It is already possible to pay for things via bitcoin on facebook and IMO it is only a matter of time that facebook will start to accept bitcoin for payment for ads and likely credits. Also since it is possible to purchase many gift cards on this forum, I would not be surprised to start to see trading of facebook credits on the marketplace sometime in the future.
Facebook credits will slowly fade away. Merchants might decided to by pass payment system and accept and deal using bitcoin directly.
Off platform transaction occur on ebay and amazon all the times.
The only issue is trust. For facebook store with reputation, they can easily convince buyer to send payment first before shipping items.
Merchant having its own website couple with good feedback on ebay/facebook store normally drive repeat customers away from the 3rd party platform into their own webstore with cheaper price products.
Right. And both Ebay and Amazon are well aware of this and hence they are charging seller an arm and a leg just to use their platform.
There is a recent rise on warranty fraud where buyer claimed the merchandise is broken even if it is not.
Facebook accepts bitcoin, that is good news, if it is true.
The protection is too biased toward buyer. All frauds are automatically assume to be seller side.
There is a recent rise on warranty fraud where buyer claimed the merchandise is broken even if it is not.
There is a recent rise on warranty fraud where buyer claimed the merchandise is broken even if it is not.
Plus misuse of clauses like '30 day return policy. No questions asked'.
There is no guarantee facebook is thinking about accepting bitcoin. They already accepted whatsapp and instagram. Right now, it seems like Facebook is getting ready for another new technology by accepting bitcoin. The company is ready to provide financial services and electronic money.
It isn't so much that facebook "accepted" instagram and whatsapp but they rather bought them out.It is already possible to pay for things via bitcoin on facebook and IMO it is only a matter of time that facebook will start to accept bitcoin for payment for ads and likely credits. Also since it is possible to purchase many gift cards on this forum, I would not be surprised to start to see trading of facebook credits on the marketplace sometime in the future.
Facebook credits will slowly fade away. Merchants might decided to by pass payment system and accept and deal using bitcoin directly.
Off platform transaction occur on ebay and amazon all the times.
The only issue is trust. For facebook store with reputation, they can easily convince buyer to send payment first before shipping items.
Merchant having its own website couple with good feedback on ebay/facebook store normally drive repeat customers away from the 3rd party platform into their own webstore with cheaper price products.
Right. And both Ebay and Amazon are well aware of this and hence they are charging seller an arm and a leg just to use their platform.
There is a recent rise on warranty fraud where buyer claimed the merchandise is broken even if it is not.
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