What is Current exchange rates for bitcoin on Overstock.com ?
-5% or -10% in relation to BTC-e exchange rates ?
How much taking commissions if I choose paypal payment option?
0% or 1% ?
Topic: Overstock.com now accepting bitcoins as payment! - page 4. (Read 6423 times)
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The best payment option is Paypal. 
Haha. Excuse me whilst I do a chargeback.
Yes, they're likely converting most to fiat right now. The CEO has expressed this necessity given duties to investors as Overstock is a publicly-traded company. Bitcoin's volatility is indeed a problem in that light. Obviously that concern lessens as time goes by and bitcoin acceptance goes up.
This insta-convert-to-fiat period is a necessary step on the path to a more true closed-loop bitcoin economy.
And note that the CEO *does* believe in bitcoin for all the right reasons, and has expressed as much a number of times. Again, his post from Tuesday:
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101315433
And check him out on twitter: @OverstockCEO
This insta-convert-to-fiat period is a necessary step on the path to a more true closed-loop bitcoin economy.
And note that the CEO *does* believe in bitcoin for all the right reasons, and has expressed as much a number of times. Again, his post from Tuesday:
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101315433
And check him out on twitter: @OverstockCEO
150 orders using BTC in first hour says coinbase, nice
well this was an unexpected announcement for today imo
The best payment option is Paypal.
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@mmeijeri Hi, international is in the works! We'll make an announcement when it's live.
@mmeijeri Hi, international is in the works! We'll make an announcement when it's live.
I guess we will have to wait and see how this plays out.
I am thinking when will be first transaction with user buying something or maybe there was already 
Already done!
I am thinking when will be first transaction with user buying something or maybe there was already
That's how you make money on innovation. Overstock is going to wish they did it earlier.
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If you pay with your CC in a store, you still say the store accepts the CC. Even though they get fiat from the CC company.
The credit card itself is based on fiat.
Overstock does not accept BTC for a later use to...restock itself using BTC to pay it's suppliers. Etc... That would be an actual acceptance of BTC.
What they offer is a way for you to pay in BTC but what they accept is fiat.
Well if they're using Bitpay then they instantly turn it into fiat.
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Well it is not all that bad.
The fiat money, which overstock actually accepts, has to come from somewhere. This means someone has to go and buy those BTC used to purchase stuff from overstock. So you have an ongoing "circulation" and people buying BTC signifies a demand for it which means a higher value for BTC, which means "cheaper" (relatively speaking) items on overstock, which means people might be motivated more to buy BTC,...etc
Which also means nothing happens without using fiat money.
The fiat money, which overstock actually accepts, has to come from somewhere. This means someone has to go and buy those BTC used to purchase stuff from overstock. So you have an ongoing "circulation" and people buying BTC signifies a demand for it which means a higher value for BTC, which means "cheaper" (relatively speaking) items on overstock, which means people might be motivated more to buy BTC,...etc
Which also means nothing happens without using fiat money.
If you pay with your CC in a store, you still say the store accepts the CC. Even though they get fiat from the CC company.
The credit card itself is based on fiat.
Overstock does not accept BTC for a later use to...restock itself using BTC to pay it's suppliers. Etc... That would be an actual acceptance of BTC.
What they offer is a way for you to pay in BTC but what they accept is fiat.
If you pay with your CC in a store, you still say the store accepts the CC. Even though they get fiat from the CC company.
The credit card itself is based on fiat.
Overstock does not accept BTC for a later use to...restock itself using BTC to pay it's suppliers. Etc... That would be an actual acceptance of BTC.
What they offer is a way for you to pay in BTC but what they accept is fiat.
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