Is it US only so far?
I see no mention of it on the UK and Australia sites.
I see no mention of it on the UK and Australia sites.
i think you see it on payment options when you buy something try a test of that
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i think you see it on payment options when you buy something try a test of that
Searing
Is it US only so far?
I see no mention of it on the UK and Australia sites.
I see no mention of it on the UK and Australia sites.
If only they had this at the end of last year or beginning of this year. I could have bought a bunch of mining equipment with them for scrypt mining, then use the proceeds to buy more mining equipment.
er how to promote btc by setting aside some usd for that future newegg laptop (as an example)
or 'how to use usd and btc and pulling the trigger so to speak"
for you organized and far planning folk
.....buy bitcoin on coinbase...hope/wait for next rise (the usd you bought btc for at least mentally was for the old say laptop purchase on newegg) ...bide your time...
viola ..you have taken the usd you would have paid for the laptop on newegg.com but you waited..if really lucky btc goes up 1/3 on this set aside usd for a laptop..you make a killing
(too much planning)
but hey it is possilbe (if you are all like us and believe btc will go up ) kinda a btc 'faith/growth' kinda deal 'washing' your USD you'd use to buy laptop anyway in more valuable (hopefully) btc when you pull the trigger and get it from newegg...call it "get a coupon for ??>? off via btc timing"
again I impulse buy so it won't work...for those of you with OCD it will work just grand......
Searing
or 'how to use usd and btc and pulling the trigger so to speak"
for you organized and far planning folk
.....buy bitcoin on coinbase...hope/wait for next rise (the usd you bought btc for at least mentally was for the old say laptop purchase on newegg) ...bide your time...
viola ..you have taken the usd you would have paid for the laptop on newegg.com but you waited..if really lucky btc goes up 1/3 on this set aside usd for a laptop..you make a killing
(too much planning)
but hey it is possilbe (if you are all like us and believe btc will go up ) kinda a btc 'faith/growth' kinda deal 'washing' your USD you'd use to buy laptop anyway in more valuable (hopefully) btc when you pull the trigger and get it from newegg...call it "get a coupon for ??>? off via btc timing"
again I impulse buy so it won't work...for those of you with OCD it will work just grand......
Searing
I'm waiting for the likes of Amazon and Ebay, although this is great news.
I dunno, there's also a big background on the front page that says 'Pay with Bitcoin - Learn How'. Not sure how you'd miss that, maybe it isn't showing yet for everyone...
I was sure I saw that once. It has never appeared again, though, even when I've tried different browser and different IPs. I was wondering if I had only been dreaming.
It's interesting that this would be huge news a year ago, but there has been good news so frequently that now it's almost ignored by mainstream media. It's just a constant trickle, which hopefully will make it slip into the usage of "common" people without them even noticing. BitPay is doing a great job for this on the business side, but we still need something similar on the consumer side.
More adoption and more recognition gives Bitcoin validation
Can't wait for the day Amazon accept BTC
Can't wait for the day Amazon accept BTC
No it's hype buying.
Technically speaking - the more liquidity in Bitcoin the more the price will decline. Merchants, when they get their hand on BTC, will dump to get $Fiat to pay their overhead, employees and taxation obligations. Newegg does $25 billion in revenue but only has like $22 million in net income, so any BTC they get they'll be dumping within minutes.
You're missing the bigger picture here - it's not about liquidity, it's about Bitcoin's market share of all wealth in the world.Technically speaking - the more liquidity in Bitcoin the more the price will decline. Merchants, when they get their hand on BTC, will dump to get $Fiat to pay their overhead, employees and taxation obligations. Newegg does $25 billion in revenue but only has like $22 million in net income, so any BTC they get they'll be dumping within minutes.
Every new business that accepts Bitcoin as a form of payment adds value by adding UTILITY to the currency - when this is public and major FURTHER value is added as more people realize this isn't some fad, and investment continues to increase.
Once enough people start to accept bitcoin merchants will be able to pay their suppliers and other bills in bitcoin
Not only that. Since bitcoin is price in USD, as USD losing its market share and BTC gaining market share, it has a double positive effect on btc.
No it's hype buying.
Technically speaking - the more liquidity in Bitcoin the more the price will decline. Merchants, when they get their hand on BTC, will dump to get $Fiat to pay their overhead, employees and taxation obligations. Newegg does $25 billion in revenue but only has like $22 million in net income, so any BTC they get they'll be dumping within minutes.
You're missing the bigger picture here - it's not about liquidity, it's about Bitcoin's market share of all wealth in the world.Technically speaking - the more liquidity in Bitcoin the more the price will decline. Merchants, when they get their hand on BTC, will dump to get $Fiat to pay their overhead, employees and taxation obligations. Newegg does $25 billion in revenue but only has like $22 million in net income, so any BTC they get they'll be dumping within minutes.
Every new business that accepts Bitcoin as a form of payment adds value by adding UTILITY to the currency - when this is public and major FURTHER value is added as more people realize this isn't some fad, and investment continues to increase.
Once enough people start to accept bitcoin merchants will be able to pay their suppliers and other bills in bitcoin
No it's hype buying.
Technically speaking - the more liquidity in Bitcoin the more the price will decline. Merchants, when they get their hand on BTC, will dump to get $Fiat to pay their overhead, employees and taxation obligations. Newegg does $25 billion in revenue but only has like $22 million in net income, so any BTC they get they'll be dumping within minutes.
You're missing the bigger picture here - it's not about liquidity, it's about Bitcoin's market share of all wealth in the world.Technically speaking - the more liquidity in Bitcoin the more the price will decline. Merchants, when they get their hand on BTC, will dump to get $Fiat to pay their overhead, employees and taxation obligations. Newegg does $25 billion in revenue but only has like $22 million in net income, so any BTC they get they'll be dumping within minutes.
Every new business that accepts Bitcoin as a form of payment adds value by adding UTILITY to the currency - when this is public and major FURTHER value is added as more people realize this isn't some fad, and investment continues to increase.
Do you have to log in and register? 
Like I said, they're pretty poor at showing it, I had to point out to scan.co.uk they had left bits of their website without the Bitcoin logo on it though that seemed more of an honest mistake than anything deliberate.
Like I said, they're pretty poor at showing it, I had to point out to scan.co.uk they had left bits of their website without the Bitcoin logo on it though that seemed more of an honest mistake than anything deliberate.I dunno, there's also a big background on the front page that says 'Pay with Bitcoin - Learn How'. Not sure how you'd miss that, maybe it isn't showing yet for everyone...
If you're in the UK, could be why as the background might be geotargeted I guess.
I am somewhat embarassed to admit that I don't know what newegg is. I will find out now obviously. Never been a tech savvy person.
understandable especially if you don't live in the US or canada. if you do live in one of those countries, then you must be an old guy to not know what newegg is.
I am somewhat embarassed to admit that I don't know what newegg is. I will find out now obviously. Never been a tech savvy person.
Didn't Overstock send the price up by $100 or something? Newegg news is way bigger
We have to wait for the news to be properly confirmed first, so far this is only a rumour, when we see them actively using it on their checkout then it's news, the problem with these websites that suddenly declare they accept Bitcoin is they do a pretty poor job of showing it.
It is confirmed that they are starting to accept bitcoin
Do you have to log in and register? Like I said, they're pretty poor at showing it, I had to point out to scan.co.uk they had left bits of their website without the Bitcoin logo on it though that seemed more of an honest mistake than anything deliberate.
Like I said, they're pretty poor at showing it, I had to point out to scan.co.uk they had left bits of their website without the Bitcoin logo on it though that seemed more of an honest mistake than anything deliberate. Didn't Overstock send the price up by $100 or something? Newegg news is way bigger
We have to wait for the news to be properly confirmed first, so far this is only a rumour, when we see them actively using it on their checkout then it's news, the problem with these websites that suddenly declare they accept Bitcoin is they do a pretty poor job of showing it.
What? It is implemented, in fact Bitcoin is the first option available on their checkout screen.
Didn't Overstock send the price up by $100 or something? Newegg news is way bigger
We have to wait for the news to be properly confirmed first, so far this is only a rumour, when we see them actively using it on their checkout then it's news, the problem with these websites that suddenly declare they accept Bitcoin is they do a pretty poor job of showing it.
1-800 flower also accepting bitcoin.
All this great momentum for bitcoin! I need more freakin coins!
With overstock and newegg accepting Bitcoin we are sure to have prices go into the thousands by the end of the year.
Adding Wall Street, and oil trading, those thousands will be millions ! Jump to: