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Quote from: kuroman on November 30, 2014, 11:04:51 AM

Quote from: caga on November 29, 2014, 05:15:58 PM

That might not be the true reason for it. People could still give their details, and make the payment with bitcoins instead of using a card and doing all the time consuming steps.

I believe the whole point of him paying in bitcoin is for anonymity

No. I use Bitcoin at trusted locations with identifying details. Bitcoin is simply more convenient for me since I have more ready access to it than fiat on a plastic card. I'd love it, however, if I could pay for internet service with Bitcoin, for this exact reason.

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You are asking much too early. If anything just use a service like OgNasty's and get cash in hand via post. Bitcoin can't use it's advantages in an area like this, it's not really good for much.

Possibly in the distant future I may see a company opening up and accepting payment via cryptos but definitely not now.

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Quote from: caga on November 29, 2014, 05:15:58 PM

Quote from: hydroparadise on November 29, 2014, 12:30:30 PM

Anybody know of any companies willing to offer internet services (with static IP) for some BTC? Needs to be at least better than 256K UP/Down. Am I asking too early for the US? Grin

I don't think any ISP provider accepts bitcoin as a payment. I doubt, there will be any accepting soon.

The major ones do not currently. Even if one did start accepting bitcoin you wouldn't be able to sign up unless they serve the area that you live (or wish to connect from).

Plus the trend seems to be (at least in the US) is that companies like google are providing free internet access to people in certain cities.

It has been for a long time that you can buy VPN (and VPS) access with bitcoin from a large number of providers

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Quote from: caga on November 29, 2014, 05:15:58 PM

That might not be the true reason for it. People could still give their details, and make the payment with bitcoins instead of using a card and doing all the time consuming steps.

I believe the whole point of him paying in bitcoin is for anonymity

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Quote from: kuroman on November 29, 2014, 05:08:33 PM

There is no such service for broadband at least, the simple reason is that broadband Internet services requires full identifications, valid address and what's not and it makes people liable by law....

That might not be the true reason for it. People could still give their details, and make the payment with bitcoins instead of using a card and doing all the time consuming steps.

Quote from: hydroparadise on November 29, 2014, 12:30:30 PM

Anybody know of any companies willing to offer internet services (with static IP) for some BTC? Needs to be at least better than 256K UP/Down. Am I asking too early for the US? Grin

I don't think any ISP provider accepts bitcoin as a payment. I doubt, there will be any accepting soon.

kuroman

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There is no such service for broadband at least, the simple reason is that broadband Internet services requires full identifications, valid address and what's not and it makes people liable by law....

Or maybe I missed your point, you are asking someone to share his Internet connection for your use?

What I might suggest is, if you want your private Internet One of these two things :

Get an anonymous phone rechargeable chip with Internet connectivity over 3g or 4g
Or, if they offer international services, satellite Internet
I believe both can be provided anonymously in some countries.

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Anybody know of any companies willing to offer internet services (with static IP) for some BTC? Needs to be at least better than 256K UP/Down. Am I asking too early for the US? Grin

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