Topic: Facebook accepts Bitcoin? - page 24. (Read 13689 times)

I wouldn't go this far. They do provide valuable services to both the buyer and the seller. They generally are able to keep the buyer safe from fraud. They provide the seller a way to efficiently advertise their goods to the public and a way for the public to pay for their goods in a somewhat efficient fashion.

IF YOU GUYS WANT TO PAY FOR ADVERTING ADS ON FACEBOOK THEN YOU CAN ONLY USE THESE CURRENCIES AS A PAYMENT

Which currencies are accepted for Facebook ads?

We're currently able to accept the following currencies as payment for Facebook ads:

    Argentine Peso (ARS)
    Australian Dollars (AUD)
    Bolivian Boliviano (BOB)
    British Pound (GBP)
    Brazilian Real (BRL)
    Canadian Dollars (CAD)
    Chilean Peso (CLP)
    Colombian Peso (COP)
    Costa Rican Colon (CRC)
    Czech Republic Koruna (CZK)
    Danish Krone (DKK)
    Euro (EUR)
    Guatemalan Quetzal (GTQ)
    Honduran Lempira (HNL)
    Hong Kong Dollar (HKD)
    Hungarian Forint (HUF)
    Icelandic Krona (ISK)
    Indian Rupee (INR)
    Israeli New Shekel (ILS)
    Japanese Yen (JPY)
    Macanese Pataca (MOP)
    Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)
    Mexican Peso (MXN)
    New Taiwan Dollar (TWD)
    New Zealand Dollar (NZD)
    Nicaraguan Cordoba (NIO)
    Norwegian Krone (NOK)
    Paraguayan Guarani (PYG)
    Peruvian Nuevo Sol (PEN)
    Philippine Peso (PHP)
    Polish Zloty (PLN)
    Qatari Rials (QAR)
    Romanian Leu (RON)
    Russian Rouble (RUB)
    Saudi Riyal (SAR)
    Singapore Dollar (SGD)
    South African Rand (ZAR)
    South Korean Won (KRW)
    Swedish Krona (SEK)
    Swiss Fanc (CHF)
    Thai Baht (THB)
    Turkish Lira (TRY)
    UAE Dirham (AED)
    Uruguay Peso (UYU)
    US Dollars (USD)
    Venezuelan Bolivar (VEF)

They could incorporate Bitcoin as a way to send money to your friends on facebook

No but they will, and then we will see ATH x10

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.

It is not that hard to believe that they would accept bitcoin.

I would doubt this. Both amazon and eBay themselves have a very good reputation as far as buyers are concerned. Even power sellers on these sites would have difficulty selling off platform. Like to the effect that they would not be able to generate much in sales without offring discounts that greatly exceed the amount that sellers pay for selling their goods of their platforms.

Accepts bitcoin for what?  They don't sell anything to consumers.  I suppose they could accept it for ads, but what businesses have BTC to spend?

Not yet, but its getting certainly there.

If facebook starts accepting Bitcoins, it will be a good step towards the recognition of crypto currency worldwide

Facebook would have its own interests at heart.
If they had the capability, they would have ensured that everybody used facebook credits.
http://inventorspot.com/articles/war_wills_zynga_refuses_pay_facebook_credits_30_percent_tax_41553

Not yet, but it will eventually happen.

It would need to have a lot more then a "couple" of good feedback reports to get most people to pay them directly. As many people should know it is very easy to manipulate a user's feedback on ebay. Also facebook does not have a store, nor do they have any kind of feedback system. 

facebook is business friendly so this might just happen in the near future.

When the wind of bitcoin comes, you need to either ride the wave or get swallow by it.

Facebook, for the own self interest, will need to accept bitcoin.

I hope that will come true one day

maybe it can be happened, when facebook go to sell goods like ebay we, they may be accepted payment such as bitcoin, dogecoin, etc
it does not rule of possibility to improve like that, hopefully it's happen as soon as possible ...

Yes some time paper work done very quickly but managing things are very difficult so we hope this happen in 2015

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.

I think we are really close, maybe next year.