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January 30, 2018, 09:44:00 PM
#17
yes you are right, precisely in ubud area
There are restaurants that accept payments with bitcoin, not just restaurants but there are also hotels, yoga classes, jewelry stores
and are now prohibited from trading using bitcoin, after a government decision is made
It is unfortunate
You are right, I have been several times to restaurants called cascades in ubud
very good service, and payment can use bitcoin, it makes things so much easier
But it is unfortunate, if the Indonesian government forbade it
Maybe they have their own reasons
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January 30, 2018, 11:56:09 AM
#16
I am very happy if there is a country in which there is a culinary company or a restaurant that receives payments with bitcoin, although in the country prohibits bitcoin.
like in bali, there is a restaurant that receives payment with bitcoin, but a few days ago I watched a show on television that the security forces closed the restaurant.
why are the security so evil? they only use it for food payments, not for criminals. or do they equate bitcoin payments as a crime? it's very unreasonable.
what do you think about it ?

I read a thread on this forum a few weeks ago, that is about Indonesia banning bitcoin as a means of payment. Perhaps this is the effect of government policies that prohibit bitcoin from being used for means of payment. But the Indonesian government just prohibits bitcoin as a means of payment, but not for trading and investment with notes all risks be certified by its themselves.
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January 30, 2018, 11:39:10 AM
#15
I think this is a bad action from the government, they may be able to resist bitcoin as the official currency but closing a business belonging to someone is inhumane. To me it's like to think of bitcoin as a crime.
Maybe for them (government) the disadvantage of bitcoin is when they see bitcoin growing and mastering the economy of a country but they can not take taxes from it. I think that is the real reason why they really ban bitcoin, just out of envy.
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January 30, 2018, 11:29:06 AM
#14
I am very happy if there is a country in which there is a culinary company or a restaurant that receives payments with bitcoin, although in the country prohibits bitcoin.
like in bali, there is a restaurant that receives payment with bitcoin, but a few days ago I watched a show on television that the security forces closed the restaurant.
why are the security so evil? they only use it for food payments, not for criminals. or do they equate bitcoin payments as a crime? it's very unreasonable.
what do you think about it ?
Yeah its cruel but the store owner shouldn't really make those things on accepting bitcoin as a payment since he do already know that the country do prohibits bitcoin which means all of things related to it would really be restricted and we know once government do see such violation or people who do oppose them then expect there would really be actions to be done which isn't really surprising.
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January 30, 2018, 11:27:39 AM
#13
as far as i know bali is the city where the biggest crypto exchanger in indonesia is placed. i ever heard and see in youtube there is some restaurant in bali that accepts bitcoin payment, for just information that restaurant isn't closed just under supervision from local police. indonesia has announced about not to use bitcoin as payment system but indonesia goverment not prohibit bitcoin as invesment tool.
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January 30, 2018, 11:26:30 AM
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I am very happy if there is a country in which there is a culinary company or a restaurant that receives payments with bitcoin, although in the country prohibits bitcoin.
like in bali, there is a restaurant that receives payment with bitcoin, but a few days ago I watched a show on television that the security forces closed the restaurant.
why are the security so evil? they only use it for food payments, not for criminals. or do they equate bitcoin payments as a crime? it's very unreasonable.
what do you think about it ?

Thats too determinant! How does anyone close a food chain? That might be for some different reason I guess because I don't see any point in the closing of the food restaurant. This is has to do something with the government authorities of that region. Because on the other hand there are medicinal stores, shopping malls and different coffee shops are accepting the bitcoin widely and the list of only shops is unlimited! Where the hell this government is asking their skills and why would they even take the action based on the bitcoin payment processor. Also I Have one question what did the government authorities did to those people who ate for until now and who paid the restaurant in terms of bitcoin. Did not they realise that how people are also interested in the bitcoin? No resort fro the democracy I believe, lolz,!
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January 30, 2018, 11:18:57 AM
#11
I like to travel. I will not be going to Bali now.  Sad
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January 30, 2018, 11:16:24 AM
#10
Seeing that Bali is a tourist city, it is a common thing for any place that service the foreigner to adjust payment method as the customer wants . But unfortunately, the government start worrying of virtual transaction which is bitcoin. They made a policy to forbid the bitcoin as the currency. What I mean is , that occation happened caused by the new rules of the finance ministry
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January 30, 2018, 11:06:07 AM
#9
yes you are right, precisely in ubud area
There are restaurants that accept payments with bitcoin, not just restaurants but there are also hotels, yoga classes, jewelry stores
and are now prohibited from trading using bitcoin, after a government decision is made
It is unfortunate
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January 30, 2018, 10:46:32 AM
#8
like in bali, there is a restaurant that receives payment with bitcoin, but a few days ago I watched a show on television that the security forces closed the restaurant.
why are the security so evil? they only use it for food payments, not for criminals. or do they equate bitcoin payments as a crime? it's very unreasonable.
what do you think about it ?

If the laws of that country say bitcoin is illegal as a payment then there is nothing left for the law enforcement but to enforce the law Wink.
Security forces or what you call them are not evil, they are just doing their jobs.
The one alt fault for this is you people, who have voted morons in the parliament and you ended up with those stupid laws.

I think bitcoin is a bad payment method in general because of the fees.

Have you watched the news?
https://blockchain.info/tx/de389057abc6cf8821bac76a69b996627d79685c780d5679c84fba541971c0d3
Fees   0.0000113 BTC

Wow, enormous fees
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January 27, 2018, 08:20:49 PM
#7
I don't know what are countries, that are banning bitcoin, trying to accomplish with all those bans, it's absurd to ban something like that. I can see it like if the business is using bitcoin to tactically lessen the taxes or whatever, but with the right regulations eve that can be solved...  Countries slowing down their own progress.
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January 27, 2018, 08:08:34 PM
#6
I think bitcoin is a bad payment method in general because of the fees.
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January 27, 2018, 07:58:00 PM
#5
Bali is an area of Indonesia, and a few moments ago
Indonesia's finance minister, sri mulyani, gives a statement, if, in Indonesia is strictly forbidden! using bitcoin, as a means of payment.
in because, Indonesia already has, the official currency itself is RUPIAH
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January 27, 2018, 07:43:45 PM
#4
Although that is quite sad to hear, the truth is that bitcoin is considered illegal in Indonesia so they were just applying the law.
As far as I know direct transactions between people were not encourage, but they were allowed (although that might have changed by now), and the use of bitcoin for payment (either for e-commerce, or as an electronic payment gateway) was forbidden. So the restaurant was in fact disobeying the law.

I don't agree with this action, or the law in the country, and every time I see these things I remember Thoreau and it's Civil Disobedience. I guess that will need to happen in some countries, so that these unfair laws change.
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January 27, 2018, 07:30:20 PM
#3
it is very detrimental in business and hamper progress, the state should only supervise for less good things in the use of bitcoin that is done in money laundering or terrorist financing, not in the same level in the form of business and business, this is very disturbing technological progress, should the country should think about the advantages of bitcoin rather than its shortcomings.
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January 27, 2018, 07:19:07 PM
#2
Are you sure that they closed it because of the Bitcoin payments? That is pretty stupid, Bitcoin is nothing bad and it is legit. I mean, if they do not like Bitcoin, they could have just warn them or fine them, not close the whole restaurant, that is really ridicolous! I do not even know why would they be so much bothered about that, it isn't a crime or somethiing.
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January 27, 2018, 06:59:14 PM
#1
I am very happy if there is a country in which there is a culinary company or a restaurant that receives payments with bitcoin, although in the country prohibits bitcoin.
like in bali, there is a restaurant that receives payment with bitcoin, but a few days ago I watched a show on television that the security forces closed the restaurant.
why are the security so evil? they only use it for food payments, not for criminals. or do they equate bitcoin payments as a crime? it's very unreasonable.
what do you think about it ?
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