How would you introduce Bitcoin to your friends and family? - page 5.

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Quote from: Xialla on May 08, 2015, 11:25:26 AM

I'm using guerrilla method..so I printed lot of paper wallets, distributed them and told people to keep..I'm time to time even tipping waiters in clubs with wallets. Last time (yesterday) I gave one to young cool assistant of my dentist..

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Do you just give them the paper wallet and that's it? Or do you give them some kind of information about the wallet, bitcoin...?

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I'm using guerrilla method..so I printed lot of paper wallets, distributed them and told people to keep..I'm time to time even tipping waiters in clubs with wallets. Last time (yesterday) I gave one to young cool assistant of my dentist..

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Quote from: ipbo on May 08, 2015, 07:30:17 AM

I will just say the magic words"Want to Earn More Money" then explain the meaning of bitcoin if they are interested.

I guess that is not magic word like you easily to said but that is just a common word. If you tell them that word, they will think you are doing bad things or may be gambling or anything that might happend. We need to explain to them carefully so they will understand what you are really do

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Quote from: Casey89 on May 08, 2015, 11:08:06 AM

My mom is not able to send SMS. She is not ready to listen about Bitcoin.

I completely agree with you. Same is the case with my family. They resist change I mean they are so used to pay in cash since their inception they resist in adopting new techonology somehow they have started to use credit cards for payments being aware that it's safe.

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its not my fault

you should inscribe a wallet address on some old driftwood or something.. she might get it then.. old people can get weirded out by technological wizardry

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My mom is not able to send SMS. She is not ready to listen about Bitcoin.

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Quote from: stromma44 on May 08, 2015, 06:23:47 AM

My Family would not get attracted with bitcoins as they are very much aware about the frauds and scams taking place over the internet and they very much trust the fiat money so they would not show willingness to learn so it would be waste of time to introduce them to bitcoins.

That's what we called it as an generation gap. That's true that they believe in traditional currency rather then adopting new technologies. They believe in taking least risk or say no risk while making payments they don't even trust credit cards and would prefer to pay in cash.

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I will just say the magic words"Want to Earn More Money" then explain the meaning of bitcoin if they are interested.

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First will say them its unanimous, you can send money every where without of being telling about you. You can send money now from one country to another with out much extra charges, as you were facing now with $.

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its not my fault

i usually open with something along the lines of "hey guys id like you to meet and then i continue with something actually witty and funny and everyone laughs.. it is about this point i usually realize im daydreaming and that is in fact my only friend, but i consider it more like family anyways. together we make quite the family, tho conversations can be cryptic.. get it ? ahahaa

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My Family would not get attracted with bitcoins as they are very much aware about the frauds and scams taking place over the internet and they very much trust the fiat money so they would not show willingness to learn so it would be waste of time to introduce them to bitcoins.

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I would prefer of letting them know the benefits of bitcoins at the initial stage as my parents travels a lot but they are not aware about the bitcoins so i would tell them the benefit that attract them the most like if they use bitcoin they don't to have pay anything for converting the currrency into foreign currency.

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Quote from: planetroving on May 07, 2015, 12:54:44 AM

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Quote from: Brewins on May 06, 2015, 04:37:59 PM

I would not introduce without them asking.

It sucks when someone wants to force you into something you don't want and they might see BTC as a pyramid that needs to attract more people if you want to profit

Ofcourse you will not force it on them. Normally family into technology or finance are the people who might be interested.

I would talk to them first before normally. But a gift of BTC is always welcome. I think it's a fun gift to those who like technology or finance.

How much do you think would be a good amount to give to a brand new person? How much would be classified as too much? This is because if you give them something such as 1 satoshi, that wouldn't be useful to them would it? I think the amount needs to be just enough to be able to be spent on something.

Of course not something as 1 satoshi. I think it needs to be enough for them to do something with it. Buy something or watch it. How much would really have more to do with your means.

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Quote from: notlist3d on May 06, 2015, 08:57:36 PM

Quote from: Brewins on May 06, 2015, 04:37:59 PM

I would not introduce without them asking.

It sucks when someone wants to force you into something you don't want and they might see BTC as a pyramid that needs to attract more people if you want to profit

Ofcourse you will not force it on them. Normally family into technology or finance are the people who might be interested.

I would talk to them first before normally. But a gift of BTC is always welcome. I think it's a fun gift to those who like technology or finance.

How much do you think would be a good amount to give to a brand new person? How much would be classified as too much? This is because if you give them something such as 1 satoshi, that wouldn't be useful to them would it? I think the amount needs to be just enough to be able to be spent on something.

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Quote from: Brewins on May 06, 2015, 04:37:59 PM

I would not introduce without them asking.

It sucks when someone wants to force you into something you don't want and they might see BTC as a pyramid that needs to attract more people if you want to profit

Ofcourse you will not force it on them. Normally family into technology or finance are the people who might be interested.

I would talk to them first before normally. But a gift of BTC is always welcome. I think it's a fun gift to those who like technology or finance.

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Basic concepts must be made clear at the initial stage. If the basic concepts are not clear like its history,its origin,its inventor the purpose behind inventing it,the benefits of it, the loopholes attached with it this basic things made to be clear and ultimate decision is of friends and family whether to accept it or not.

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I would not introduce without them asking.

It sucks when someone wants to force you into something you don't want and they might see BTC as a pyramid that needs to attract more people if you want to profit

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I would show them the benefits of bitcoin at the primary level. Like suppose you travel different countries you don't need to convert your currency into foreign curreny everytime you visit. So its saves the transaction costs and you don't need to withdraw money from ATM if any purchases are to me made.

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I just wanna say, bitcoin is cryptocurrency and good to use for online shop or buy product via online.

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First of all I would know that are they really willing to take part in knowing the concept of bitcoin or not?? As the older generation would not be that keen as compared to friends in knowing about the bitcoin so I would explain them bitcoin as a whole since its inception and also refer them few videos on youtube.

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