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ctlaltdefeat

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Quote from: Bit_Happy on March 19, 2016, 05:26:25 PM

If you had one chance to get someone interested in Bitcoin (on a TV interview, or in private conversation with a wealthy friend, for example), and under 20 seconds...
What would you say?

why must be under 20 seconds?its really short time. but i will try to explain to someone as fast as i can,here what will i said to that person "bitcoin is next global currency,you should try to use it,and i'm sure you will interest after knowing how bitcoin work,its also can earn with free way,everybody loves bitcoin,why dont with you".
not bad huh?its hard for me to explain.

jonathgb25

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I would probably say, "do you want to buy some bitcoins" because that event will happen to me for a long time sooner and probably the rate of bitcoin that time was higher than now.

ajun96

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Quote from: Bit_Happy on March 19, 2016, 05:26:25 PM

If you had one chance to get someone interested in Bitcoin (on a TV interview, or in private conversation with a wealthy friend, for example), and under 20 seconds...
What would you say?

huftt Lol I'm not used to being in front of the camera. but 20 seconds will I use my best to promote the bitcoin in the world. people prefer the evidence is not just a statement. then I will give you results and profit from me playing bitcoin. bitcoin is everything to me

pooya87

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Quote from: chases on March 22, 2016, 10:21:35 PM

How would you like to make a boatload of money and help take down the Federal Reserve Bank within 5 years? Grin

this is the worst way of introducing bitcoin to others Cheesy

because if bitcoin price doesn't go up as advertised by you in the first place or worse than that if price goes down as it does from time to time, then you will become the bad guy who scammed them out of their money especially if they are newbies with 0 interest in bitcoin and checking a price chart.

CreativeCarol

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Quote from: chases on March 22, 2016, 10:21:35 PM

How would you like to make a boatload of money and help take down the Federal Reserve Bank within 5 years? Grin

I think it's definitely gonna take much longer than five short years! We need some real ammo and real amounts of supporters on our side. My only concern is how we're gonna find them.

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How would you like to make a boatload of money and help take down the Federal Reserve Bank within 5 years? Grin

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Quote from: Kollor on March 22, 2016, 09:56:00 PM

I think 20 seconds is long enough for me, I'll just simply tell my very rich friend " hey friend, I know this would be weird but, buy some bitcoin from me, ask me later what it is." That I think could encourage new investors to buy bitcoin..

I think you'll have to try harder than that. Hehe.

CreativeCarol

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I'd just tell them they can make tons of cash by just holding some in a wallet.

Kollor

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I think 20 seconds is long enough for me, I'll just simply tell my very rich friend " hey friend, I know this would be weird but, buy some bitcoin from me, ask me later what it is." That I think could encourage new investors to buy bitcoin..

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Quote from: Corenin on March 19, 2016, 06:23:17 PM

I would ask, "Have you ever been paid weekly to post your thoughts"

I am sure he would get panic and ask me what the hell are you talking about and who will pay me for sharing my thoughts. Grin

This is just one, small way of making some free BTC, and is not what it has been made for. I suggest you look into BTC more to learn more about it.

poupatudo

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guess I would say Bitcoin is a revolutionary asset and is going to change the financial perspective of the world...

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Quote from: Bit_Happy on March 19, 2016, 05:26:25 PM

If you had one chance to get someone interested in Bitcoin (on a TV interview, or in private conversation with a wealthy friend, for example), and under 20 seconds...
What would you say?

20 seconds is very short,maybe i would say like this : "if you're people who love future,you should love bitcoin,because bitcoin one of best future payment,and also investement,you will not believe if if you can send money very fast,anonymous and safe"

Mr. Big

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While my guitar gently weeps!!!

If that situation come, I'll simply ask my friend, "Do you know what is bitcoin? try to research about it in the internet, if you wanna know more, call me dude!!, call me, don't forget.. " I think 20 seconds is very long for that simple statement.. Cheesy

richmcrich

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That kind of limitations is really difficult to follow through, I would probably focus on the fact that the fees are limited and that you can send worldwide transactions with just a single button, also the fact it's not controlled by a single authority so it's not the type of thing closing overnight.

coachhip

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Have you ever wanted to get your money stolen, and not be able to chargeback? Get bitcoin and you can!

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Quote from: nuevo on March 21, 2016, 05:53:55 PM

Quote from: Bit_Happy on March 19, 2016, 05:26:25 PM

If you had one chance to get someone interested in Bitcoin (on a TV interview, or in private conversation with a wealthy friend, for example), and under 20 seconds...
What would you say?

There are a lot of great stories about bitcoins use, on of my favorite is how Immigrants are able to send money back to their families safely, instantly, and for a fraction of what western union would charge. It's just one of the many uses for bitcoin but the fact that bitcoin has no borders makes it truly limitless.

Actually that is really a good idea, so immigrants no need transfer back the money with fee again. Just turn it into bitcoin and transfer easily. It's really a good idea though, i never thing about that.

spendabit

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Just tell them if a super-advanced alien ship that just traveled 1000 light years at faster than light speed were to arrive here would they whip out their wallets to feed the meter or pay in Bitcoin?

See how that goes over.

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Quote from: nuevo on March 21, 2016, 05:53:55 PM

Quote from: Bit_Happy on March 19, 2016, 05:26:25 PM

If you had one chance to get someone interested in Bitcoin (on a TV interview, or in private conversation with a wealthy friend, for example), and under 20 seconds...
What would you say?

There are a lot of great stories about bitcoins use, on of my favorite is how Immigrants are able to send money back to their families safely, instantly, and for a fraction of what western union would charge. It's just one of the many uses for bitcoin but the fact that bitcoin has no borders makes it truly limitless.

I have to agree, some of my favourite news to hear is how people can send money back to their families in other countries through Bitcoin, and how some of them are able to support their family (even just partially) through Bitcoin.

Aside from that, that is probably one of the best stories you could tell anyone about the prospect of Bitcoin and how it benefits people.

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Quote from: Bit_Happy on March 19, 2016, 05:26:25 PM

If you had one chance to get someone interested in Bitcoin (on a TV interview, or in private conversation with a wealthy friend, for example), and under 20 seconds...
What would you say?

There are a lot of great stories about bitcoins use, on of my favorite is how Immigrants are able to send money back to their families safely, instantly, and for a fraction of what western union would charge. It's just one of the many uses for bitcoin but the fact that bitcoin has no borders makes it truly limitless.

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I would say this is the last ticket for the Bitcoin train before it has left the station. Or something along these lines.

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