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Quote from: Walrus1 on March 05, 2018, 07:35:42 PM

Hey dudes hope you are well. I sell a lot of things on Craigslist. I am now planning on putting a couple things up and saying I accept btc or eth along with the greenback. Wondering if you guys have tried this. I

Post what you have in the goods section. You'll get a lot of people interested in things, especially the crypto enthusiasts! They usually frequent these forums and occasionally buy things using Bitcoin. Be sure to follow the marketplace rules when you post. The mods might take your post down if you don't.

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Selling online for bitcoin is a very good idea because it can strengthen the bitcoin or crypto community, because it can communicate and can sell and buy online using bitcoin.
and if a transaction using bitcoin is very easy, safe and fast for payment and everything is easy and simple. and most importantly anything that is sold or bought does not produce disappointing results. In order for the online trading community to be strong and lasting.

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Quote from: AutoBlockX on June 06, 2018, 06:16:49 AM

This is a great idea since that is the original purpose of Bitcoin. However, it is premature to say that many people will opt for it – since the use of Bitcoin as currency is not prevalent, as compared to cash. There are several websites that can help you in trading with BTC or ETH, including openbazaar and of course Craigslist.

Hey this is not a new idea however bro. There are many online purchasing sites with the bitcoin and ethereum recent days. Let me list out the few site which has the option to use the bitcoin and alts to buy products and render the service mate.
https://99bitcoins.com/who-accepts-bitcoins-payment-companies-stores-take-bitcoins/

I see have review trading course with the btc payment. Actually that is not worth at all mate.

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This is a great idea since that is the original purpose of Bitcoin. However, it is premature to say that many people will opt for it – since the use of Bitcoin as currency is not prevalent, as compared to cash. There are several websites that can help you in trading with BTC or ETH, including openbazaar and of course Craigslist.

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Quote from: Walrus1 on March 05, 2018, 07:35:42 PM

Hey dudes hope you are well. I sell a lot of things on Craigslist. I am now planning on putting a couple things up and saying I accept btc or eth along with the greenback. Wondering if you guys have tried this. I

I think this is a pretty good step because basically the initial concept in creating bitcoin is aimed at one of the means to conduct transaction activity. and by doing an online activity of this kind will surely be many more others who will be interested in the method of payment using crypto.

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If there are more people like you do who will accept bitcoin and ethereum then probably we can move closer to the real goal of bitcoin to be a medium of exchange in buying goods and services both online and offline.But the only problem is, bitcoin is only accepted by a group of people who discovered it and accepted it as a currency.

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Quote from: RodeoX on June 04, 2018, 10:10:36 AM

Quote from: Walrus1 on March 05, 2018, 10:20:22 PM

I agree, I doubt I'll have any takers but I'd really like to see btc used as it should

I look everyday for stuff on craigslist now that they have a "cryptocurrency ok" button. Bought a kayak this weekend.

The trend is changing in a significant manner and that now the crypto currencies are being used at different places too which is then resulting in the increase in the usability of the crypto coins. For now, there are not so many websites which are giving you this kind of opportunity that you can buy or sell your products by paying or receiving in the form of thee bitcoin or any other crypto coins but this will surely happen in future.

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An online shop is a good idea but also quite risky because you can't make a fix price of the products due to volatility your customers may see a chance to exploit it and buy cheap items that's why bitcoin is not yet suited for e-commerce. Unless you have script that automatically updates the price when btc price fluctuate's.

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Take a look at the Syscoin Blockmarket Desktop Marketplace. First of it's kind and has been in the works for years. You can list and sell your items on there for crypto. They are developing Blockmarket Web that will allow you to list and buy items without downloading the blockchain; just simply log on via a website and do so, fee-less. Think of it simply as the beginning of the Amazon/eBay of crypto. Syscoin developers keep making it happen. Team keeps being expanded and the community is big and getting bigger.

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Quote from: Walrus1 on March 05, 2018, 07:35:42 PM

Hey dudes hope you are well. I sell a lot of things on Craigslist. I am now planning on putting a couple things up and saying I accept btc or eth along with the greenback.

Yes, I believe this is a trend that will come very soon for the convenience of us in e-commerce. Right now, you can see a lot of ideas in ICOs for online product billing with btc and crypto. That is a promising trend for the development of cryptocurrency on the community.

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for now I still have not tried to sell goods online using Btc payments, but I've tried once to buy goods online that accept payments with bitcoin but if we buy goods in small quantities we will be burdened by transaction costs incurred.

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I have never seen or experience this one on my country but i think it is possible if you will find a buyer or a seller that accepts bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency. I guess it is still not a business idea in the country because although crypto users here are multiplying, still few enough to be a target market.

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Quote from: Thanasis on May 30, 2018, 06:51:32 AM

It is not going to be an easy task because many people are still unaware of crypto currencies but it is a great initiative towards the future currency system it may encourages the people to use crypto currencies.But also keep engaged in our forum market place sections too for selling yur products because ypu may get more deals here related to crypto payments.

as you said it is not easy to make sales using bitcoin as a means of payment, because not everyone knows and uses bitcoin, you need to introduce bitcoin to the public, so it is possible that your business to make transactions using bitcoin will be a little more smoothly,

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Quote from: Walrus1 on March 05, 2018, 07:35:42 PM

Hey dudes hope you are well. I sell a lot of things on Craigslist. I am now planning on putting a couple things up and saying I accept btc or eth along with the greenback. Wondering if you guys have tried this. I

Very good idea , hope you will .

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Quote from: Walrus1 on March 05, 2018, 07:35:42 PM

Hey dudes hope you are well. I sell a lot of things on Craigslist. I am now planning on putting a couple things up and saying I accept btc or eth along with the greenback. Wondering if you guys have tried this. I

I want to believe you went ahead with this your proposal because when the news broke about Criaglist accepting bitcoin, the reception was massive and it would be great if you are one of the early sellers that have started this mode of selling to the general public. To have a dream is not enough sometimes but been ready to push for it ensure that the dream.became a reality. Will be monitoring the activities on the platform to see the reaction of people towards paying for goods using crypto currency.

Yes some country accept Bitcoin for their products but it is in the beginning stage more overall people in the world except Bitcoin is not really they need some more time to realize what happening here if they understood what is and how it can be changed our life very easily if they realize that they will be there most acceptable currencies in this world.

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Quote from: Walrus1 on March 05, 2018, 07:35:42 PM

Hey dudes hope you are well. I sell a lot of things on Craigslist. I am now planning on putting a couple things up and saying I accept btc or eth along with the greenback. Wondering if you guys have tried this. I

I want to believe you went ahead with this your proposal because when the news broke about Criaglist accepting bitcoin, the reception was massive and it would be great if you are one of the early sellers that have started this mode of selling to the general public. To have a dream is not enough sometimes but been ready to push for it ensure that the dream.became a reality. Will be monitoring the activities on the platform to see the reaction of people towards paying for goods using crypto currency.

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Quote from: pinoyden on May 28, 2018, 06:46:12 PM

Quote from: Beggar01 on May 28, 2018, 05:31:55 PM

It is a good idea if bitcoin or cyptocurrency will be allowed to use items on selling online, but theres another options we can use bitcoin for selling items online.

That idea is already been implemented and there were now lots of online merchants and business that partners with bitcoin and other cryptos like ripple , eth , bch , etc to be used on online transactions such as buying and selling .

i think this idea is already a success because there are many users of cryptocurrencies around the globe that do online shopping and other online activities every single day.

Yeah, it could have been implemented which is not false anyway as I have seen a lot of them, but even though it is not a new idea, having a lot of this springing up is not a bad thing at all. The e-commerce sector is extremely big and as far as I am concerned, we are not even close to penetrating it, but gradually as we keep seeing more people popping up, and accepting cryptocurrencies, it would really make a lot of sense for real life usage and adoption.

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Quote from: bohr on May 29, 2018, 11:44:05 AM

You do not lose anything by trying it out but since the adoption of bitcoin is low you will need to accept other forms of payment or you are not going to get a lot of offers, however it is possible that you get a lot of bitcoin users if you are selling stuff related to bitcoin in some way like some shirts with bitcoin logos and similar stuff like that.

It does not even have to be a shirt as you can easily sell any other thing and accept payment in bitcoin or cryptocurrency. This is really going to help with adoption a lot in the long run and will give anyone who starts in their own space an edge in the long run as the target will mainly be crypto users and it will be fun to see them using their cryptocurrencies in real life.

Nevertheless, what you have mentioned as well is a good thing and we have seen the likes of purse and some other few enthusiasts and merchants doing that.

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Easily works with person-to-person sales, but hard to bring BTC into your business, as it's kind of illegal, not paying taxes

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Quote from: Walrus1 on March 05, 2018, 10:20:22 PM

I agree, I doubt I'll have any takers but I'd really like to see btc used as it should

I look everyday for stuff on craigslist now that they have a "cryptocurrency ok" button. Bought a kayak this weekend.

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