Topic: !!! Porsche Cayman S Sells for ~300 BTC on Bitcointalk.org !!! (Read 2035 times)
"1200USD" for a porsche...nice deal (for both of you)
Buying a Porsche with bitcoins, that's nice!
I've read in the original selling thread and doubted that the sale would be accomplished in BTC...
Congratulations!
Another proof that Bitcoins deflationary model does not impede economic activity.
Congratulations!
Another proof that Bitcoins deflationary model does not impede economic activity.
If this isn't proof that Bitcoin is a legitimate currency, then I don't know what is.
This:https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/pizza-for-bitcoins-137
Edit:
And while the sale of the car may be apropos to wherever this came from, discussion about the sale is definitely a good fit for O/T. But, yeah, grats on selling your car for BTC. Pretty awesome.
I wish I had kept my BTC, then I would've been able to buy a car.
In other news, the sale of a $40,000 sports car for bitcoin is considered off-topic. I suppose if bitcointalk.org newcomers want to know about the latest bitcoin related news, they are going to have to go to the goods section or have a browse through Off-Topic. Shame...
Amazing! Congratulation... Porche Index?
No clue what those folks above are complaining about.
Dude, that's great news, both for you and Bitcoin! (and for the new car owner as well)
Awesome!
Dude, that's great news, both for you and Bitcoin! (and for the new car owner as well)
Awesome!
Hey, that's great. I reckon it will actually turn out to be a good deal on both sides in the short/medium/long term.
Next up, a house sold for bitcoins...
Next up, a house sold for bitcoins...
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/sold-300-bitcoins-2007-porsche-cayman-s-8200-miles-143722
My Porsche sold today for ~300 Bitcoins! If this isn't proof that Bitcoin is a legitimate currency, then I don't know what is. The buyer purchased his initial Bitcoin investment at around $4 a piece so they got an amazing deal. I'm not sure if this is the single largest item sold for BTC, but I can guarantee it's the first $40,000 vehicle sold for ~300 BTC. The buyer wishes to remain anonymous, but I've asked a bitpay representative to come and post in the original thread to confirm the transaction occurred.
Help me spread the word, upvote the story on reddit:
http://www.reddit.com/tb/1bkhjp
Submit to as many news agencies as you please, Bitcoin is here to stay!
My Porsche sold today for ~300 Bitcoins! If this isn't proof that Bitcoin is a legitimate currency, then I don't know what is. The buyer purchased his initial Bitcoin investment at around $4 a piece so they got an amazing deal. I'm not sure if this is the single largest item sold for BTC, but I can guarantee it's the first $40,000 vehicle sold for ~300 BTC. The buyer wishes to remain anonymous, but I've asked a bitpay representative to come and post in the original thread to confirm the transaction occurred.
Help me spread the word, upvote the story on reddit:
http://www.reddit.com/tb/1bkhjp
Submit to as many news agencies as you please, Bitcoin is here to stay!
Might not be the first or largest car/btc tx, but probably the first with concrete proof.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/thank-you-bitcoin-155235
Staying anonymous online is a good idea regardless.
You cant say his intention is bad.
Maybe he doesnt want people bothering him or selling his info. He obviously does well enough to constitute being bothered by salesmen, so maybe he is trying to avoid that.
You cant say his intention is bad.
Maybe he doesnt want people bothering him or selling his info. He obviously does well enough to constitute being bothered by salesmen, so maybe he is trying to avoid that.
Lol I'm not saying he needs to reveal his complete identity to not be labeled anonymous, a forum username would suffice enough as not being 'anonymous'
Anyway I know it's not going to happen because of money laundering and I don't care, I'm just mentioning it because of its high probability
Someone sold his Porsche for BTC instead of USD simply because some (early adaptor) had BTC he wanted to launder
This is no different than the Porsche owner selling it for USD and then converting that to BTC on MtGox, except that now there's money laundering involved
Thats why the buyer wants to remain anonymous
This is no different than the Porsche owner selling it for USD and then converting that to BTC on MtGox, except that now there's money laundering involved
Thats why the buyer wants to remain anonymous
LOL! What are you talking about?
Don't worry, government loyalist at work
They'll come up with anything to bash Bitcoin with. Lol all I'm saying is the buyer wants to remain anonymous for an obvious reason
Because he likes privacy? He isn't anonymous to everyone, the title must be transferred. He just doesn't want freaks on the internet knowing his business. I fully understand that position.
That's as much as a 'conspiracy' theory as me saying there is money laundering involved
We both can't proof it, we only can choose which one is the most likely
This is awesome.
Only 300 BTC for a Porsche.
Three years ago 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.
hahahaha crazy world
Only 300 BTC for a Porsche.
Three years ago 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.
hahahaha crazy world
Staying anonymous online is a good idea regardless.
You cant say his intention is bad.
Maybe he doesnt want people bothering him or selling his info. He obviously does well enough to constitute being bothered by salesmen, so maybe he is trying to avoid that.
You cant say his intention is bad.
Maybe he doesnt want people bothering him or selling his info. He obviously does well enough to constitute being bothered by salesmen, so maybe he is trying to avoid that.
All I'm saying is the buyer wants to remain anonymous for an obvious reason
Lol nice save, kind of odd since you don't have to pay taxes at all on a car ownership transfer. But yes nice save nonetheless
They will be paying taxes on the estimated value of the car when they register it, so it's not completely void of fiat. No money laundering involved.
Lol nice save, kind of odd since you don't have to pay taxes at all on a car ownership transfer. But yes nice save nonetheless
They will be paying taxes on the estimated value of the car when they register it, so it's not completely void of fiat. No money laundering involved.
I dont get whats so special
Someone sold his Porsche for BTC instead of USD simply because some (early adaptor) had BTC he wanted to launder
This is no different than the Porsche owner selling it for USD and then converting that to BTC on MtGox, except that now there's money laundering involved
Thats why the buyer wants to remain anonymous
Someone sold his Porsche for BTC instead of USD simply because some (early adaptor) had BTC he wanted to launder
This is no different than the Porsche owner selling it for USD and then converting that to BTC on MtGox, except that now there's money laundering involved
Thats why the buyer wants to remain anonymous
Wow! Money laundering no less? You forgot to mention all that child pornography in the trunk as well as the Mexican heads as proof of delivery...
Congrats to the OP! We get it!
Great. Now we get to deal with gov't shills who loudly declare every Bitcoin purchase to be "money laundering".
HAY GUYS LETS PETITION THE GOVERNMENT TO REGULATE BITCOIN IT'LL BE GRAET.
HAY GUYS LETS PETITION THE GOVERNMENT TO REGULATE BITCOIN IT'LL BE GRAET.
WopWop, the big deal is that a large, legitimate transaction was complete over the bitcoin network.
Fixed the reddit link(UpVote!)
http://www.reddit.com/tb/1bkhjp
Fixed the reddit link(UpVote!)
http://www.reddit.com/tb/1bkhjp
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