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Topic: Have you been buying goods with cryptocurrency? If so, where? (Read 438 times)
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As the subject states: Have you been spending cryptocurrency to buy goods? Where do you usually shop? Have you had any troubles? Just want to hear the communitys insight.
Only digital goods, for getting subcribed into twitch channels, that's the only thing I've purchsed by BTC,
This unfortunate for me and other Filipinos out there because apparently most of the firms here in our country do not accept bitcoin as mode of payment particularly Lazada and Shoppee which are the most frequent online store visited by the people here in the Philippines. But we are lucky to have coins.ph that is serving as the medium of payment for our bills payments, loads in our cellular phones, and other things.
Yes , I usually used paypal in buying goods but then I discover that cryptocurrency can also be used in buying goods. It was easier to spend than paypal. But there still some restaurant and groseries not accepting cryptocurrency.
In my country there is no where I can spend crypto currency except than a restaurant.But I bought digital goods which are needed for mining setup from abroad traders than paid them with bitcoin.
Made some shopping on egifter, thanks for that!
I was doing some trades on forums or recently I've started paying new-hires in steem/btc/eth etc. whatever I have available to me at the time. Gets rid of old supplies and makes people happy. Plus you can get discounts which is nice
Buy and sell just about anything, new or used, with cryptocurrencies. Listings are free. Small fee only if item sells
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Bitdials, newegg, overstock
how can you use bitcoin with newegg?
is there a way you can use bitcoin on newegg?
I usually buy accounts from bitcointalk
Bitdials, newegg, overstock
how can you use bitcoin with newegg?
Checkout option it only works on newegg newegg items. Not the 3rd parties listed on newegg.
(Bitpay wallet also)
Thanks for explaining Mrbates. The next time i order stuffs on newegg i'll try this out.
hi is this newegg like ebay or alibaba which you can order items online and you can pay it thru your credit card?thanks it would be nice if they use bitcoin.
Hell no! I feel stupid from all of the BTC I've spent in my lifetime. Crypto is too vluable to spend. That's what USDs are for...
Bitdials, newegg, overstock
how can you use bitcoin with newegg?
Checkout option it only works on newegg newegg items. Not the 3rd parties listed on newegg.
(Bitpay wallet also)
Thanks for explaining Mrbates. The next time i order stuffs on newegg i'll try this out.
I bought a SSD for my PC a while ago using newegg. I dont know if they are still using it as a method of pay but the transaction was like any other payment that I would have used. You can also try buying from trusted users and they will send you their stuff. But Im more safe by buying from a store.
Bitdials, newegg, overstock
how can you use bitcoin with newegg?
Checkout option it only works on newegg newegg items. Not the 3rd parties listed on newegg.
(Bitpay wallet also)
Bitdials, newegg, overstock
how can you use bitcoin with newegg?
Thanks for all these!
As the subject states: Have you been spending cryptocurrency to buy goods?
Yes, it's easier than buying something with PayPal but I prefer doing both of it. Shopping through the web is convenient for those who doesn't want to take a walk outside.Where do you usually shop?
I have a successful deal here with TBZ for buying a quality print and mousepad. I also bought one hardware wallet from official ledgerwallet manufacturer.Have you had any troubles?
None, they were all smooth. 
Bought not only goods but mostly with digital goods especially those steam games. All transactions I made was P2P and there's no escrow needed since I knew those people that I transacted, they agree to send first and it's outside of the forum.
Can't you pay with BTC on Purse.io ?I think it's the same as amazon.
You need to understand https://purse.io/how-it-works Jump to: