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Quote from: ashabulsaja on December 07, 2017, 09:08:06 PM

no, because bitcoin not yet and still illegal in my country
i hope we can pay with bitcoin soon

I guess it not will be happends. for first if your county had decided to make bitcoins are one cryptocurrenct ilegal are one proof, they are "HATE BITCOINS". I can bet in your country would be allow markets to open for accpected bitcoins.

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no, because bitcoin not yet and still illegal in my country
i hope we can pay with bitcoin soon

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Quote from: STEVEN 777 on October 15, 2017, 07:44:07 AM

Is there any Supermarket or Malls Accept Bitcoin near you ?

Nope there is no supermarket or malls that accept bitcoin , as far as i know , but maybe , i dont know.
Maybe in future though but I'm not aware that , can supermarket accept or approve , or using bitcoin to pay or to buy.

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I'm not aware of any whether they are inside or outside my country.In China, this is unthinkable, and it may take 100 years for China to pay with bitcoin Roll Eyes

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I have not got a mall or supermarket that accept bitcoin as a means of payment. in my country there are some rules about legitimate payments. and bitcoin are prohibited for use as legal payments. bitcoin is limited to investment and should not be used for payment. ileh therefore payment using bitcoin is not done.

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I think it's impossible to find out any mall or supermarket that accept Bitcoin for payment in my hometown but it's much easier if I want to find out a restaurant that accept Bitcoin for payment. Cheesy

. But I don't know what will happen in next year cause the government in my country is going to ban Bitcoin in the early of next year. Hope they will not do that

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Quote from: desklamp on December 07, 2017, 06:55:40 AM

The supermarkets in our country are still not having bitcoin as payment but it accepts from our currency online wallet which is coins.ph.

It is not only your country which is not having this sort of facility, in fact there are number of countries all over the world including my very own country as well which does not have even a single super market which is giving this kind of facility to their customers. There are lot of insecurities related to that of accepting of bitcoin and the most common reason is that it has not been declared as legal currency by now.

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So far, I know none yet in my country. Maybe supermarket would accept bitcoin still more years later because bitcoin transaction need internet connection and internet service here in our country really sucks and people just can't do anything about it.

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In my place non of the supermarket is accepting bitcoin. I believe this would be happen very soon the popularity which bitcoin getting has chances to achieve. What I use to do is I convert my bitcoin through exchange and the transfer the money directly to my bank account with in 5 minutes. I use that bank ATM to use it in supermarkets and malls, restaurants etc.

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The supermarkets in our country are still not having bitcoin as payment but it accepts from our currency online wallet which is coins.ph.

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Quote from: Mobshady24 on December 06, 2017, 04:12:55 AM

I dont think this is practical, you will pay for transfer fee just to pay clothes, food, water, appliances etc were as you can actually pay fiat without any additional fee. So far i don't know any mall or supermarket that accepts bitcoin here in my place.

Why is it that this is not practical? Bitcoin used to be called as crypto"currency" and that's what currency is used for right? There's no sense if you'll call bitcoin isn't practical for these things and with supermarkets that are accepting bitcoin they are doing the right thing. They are adapting on what's innovating and trending with current technology so you should consider that.

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Quote from: fancy_pants on December 06, 2017, 05:26:43 AM

Quote from: Mobshady24 on December 06, 2017, 04:12:55 AM

I dont think this is practical, you will pay for transfer fee just to pay clothes, food, water, appliances etc were as you can actually pay fiat without any additional fee. So far i don't know any mall or supermarket that accepts bitcoin here in my place.

Even in my country I haven't see any mall or supermarket that accepts bitcoin as a mode of payment and even if it does then also I think people would not be willing to spend their bitcoins as it can be time consuming to wait for transaction to get confirmed so people will prefer to use cash or debit/credit card for making payments.

Also in our country, there is no store that accepts bitcoin as a payment and I agree that using bitcoin can be a problem when it comes to delayed transaction confirmations. In stores, it would be preferable to use fiat money or just like what you said credit cards because it will be more convenient and faster compared to using bitcoin. Bitcoin is much more useful online when making money transactions that is not that urgent and I think it should stay that way.

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Quote from: Mobshady24 on December 06, 2017, 04:12:55 AM

I dont think this is practical, you will pay for transfer fee just to pay clothes, food, water, appliances etc were as you can actually pay fiat without any additional fee. So far i don't know any mall or supermarket that accepts bitcoin here in my place.

Exactly right! there is no way this is going to catch on, with the high fee and slow speed. It is absolutely no competition for the easy and speed of cash, or cashes digital delivering methods, namely credit card or mobile pay.

There are number of things regarding bitcoin and crypto currency which needs to be taken care of. The most important things amongst those include the improvement of transaction process and the decrease in the amount of transaction fees. There is no such sort of super market right now in my country where you can buy the things by paying the bills in the form of bitcoin or any other crypto currency.

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Quote from: Mobshady24 on December 06, 2017, 04:12:55 AM

I dont think this is practical, you will pay for transfer fee just to pay clothes, food, water, appliances etc were as you can actually pay fiat without any additional fee. So far i don't know any mall or supermarket that accepts bitcoin here in my place.

Even in my country I haven't see any mall or supermarket that accepts bitcoin as a mode of payment and even if it does then also I think people would not be willing to spend their bitcoins as it can be time consuming to wait for transaction to get confirmed so people will prefer to use cash or debit/credit card for making payments.

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Quote from: Mobshady24 on December 06, 2017, 04:12:55 AM

I dont think this is practical, you will pay for transfer fee just to pay clothes, food, water, appliances etc were as you can actually pay fiat without any additional fee. So far i don't know any mall or supermarket that accepts bitcoin here in my place.

Exactly right! there is no way this is going to catch on, with the high fee and slow speed. It is absolutely no competition for the easy and speed of cash, or cashes digital delivering methods, namely credit card or mobile pay.

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I dont think this is practical, you will pay for transfer fee just to pay clothes, food, water, appliances etc were as you can actually pay fiat without any additional fee. So far i don't know any mall or supermarket that accepts bitcoin here in my place.

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We have none but i wish we have one too. Its a better opportunity for us and for the seller who uses bitcoins for payments.

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Not yet but sooner it will exist. My country has just notice bitcoin after it goes $10k this past week so everyone in my country started to search it and know what it was and I know that it will lead to acceptance after because it offers earning opportunity to anyone.

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Quote from: STEVEN 777 on October 15, 2017, 07:44:07 AM

Is there any Supermarket or Malls Accept Bitcoin near you ?

No only me accept bitcoin in my area and small kids those try to get HD porn before 18 years .

in my country less than 1% of total number know about bitcoin

If I particularly talk about my country, then at the very present time, there is no such supermarket which is accepting bitcoin and that too as mode of payment. There are few supermarkets in some of the countries in rest of the world where the owners of bitcoin can enjoy this facility of paying their bills using bitcoin. This kind of thing is really helping the owners as well as investors of bitcoins as it is eliminating the need of having paper money.

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In my idea, there are no supermarket yet accept bitcoin especially in my country, but i'm sure bitcoin accepted on payments in online transactions. But bitcoin in my country is already regulated since a years ago. But it would be better if most of the supermarket in all country was accept bitcoin, because today most of people invest in bitcoin. We believe that in the coming years most of supermarket was already accepting bitcoin, but also a small stores.

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