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Quote from: DaveF on November 20, 2019, 11:55:25 AM

So I was a bit bored while sitting on the train:

The A to Z of stuff you can spend your Bitcoin on:

A is for Art: https://bitcoinfineartgallery.com/
B is for Books: https://hundredfoot.com/
C is for Coffee: https://crypto-coffee.org/
D is for Dinner: https://www.menufy.com/
E is for Email: https://protonmail.com/
F is for Farm: https://primalpastures.com/
G is for Gold: https://www.apmex.com/
H is for Honey: http://www.carolinabees.com/products/honey
I is for Internet Archive: https://archive.org/donate/cryptocurrency/
J is for is for Jewelry: https://kobelli.com/
K is for Keys: https://www.keys4coins.com/
L is for Liquor: https://torontobrewing.ca/
M is for Meat: https://www.renjer.ky/
N is for NOC: https://nocroom.com/
O is for Overstock: https://www.overstock.com/
P is for Pizza: https://ln.pizza/
Q is for Quilt: https://www.cryptoquilts.org/quilts
R is for Ross: https://freeross.org/
S is for Slots: https://www.lightningslotmachine.com/
T is for Tea: https://raizana.com/
U is for Underwear: https://www.frankandbeans.com.au/
V is for VPN: https://protonvpn.com/
W is for Wallets: https://coldcardwallet.com/
X is for Xerola: http://physibit.com/product/xerola-bitcoin-copper/
Y is for Yoga: https://www.gongiversum.com/
Z is for Zugerland: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5197552

I don't know merchandisers that accepts crypto for payment.
when it comes to A to Z spending I guess most of my options would be food and skincare products ehehe Grin

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https://www.spending-bitcoin.com

Quote from: Sadlife on December 10, 2019, 02:51:27 AM

Great find but i wish a have more bitcoins to spend in services like this im not really into spending cause i use it as a source of income. I guess many bitcoin enthusiast would really appreciate if there is a freelance site that pays you in BTC besides bitcointalk. Im really interested into that, a website that is sole purpose is to hire or recruit people like UPWORK that could help the unemployed and expand bitcoin's influence.

We have several freelance platforms listed in our 'Services' category, all posting jobs where you can earn Bitcoin: https://spending-bitcoin.com/category/services

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Great find but i wish a have more bitcoins to spend in services like this im not really into spending cause i use it as a source of income. I guess many bitcoin enthusiast would really appreciate if there is a freelance site that pays you in BTC besides bitcointalk. Im really interested into that, a website that is sole purpose is to hire or recruit people like UPWORK that could help the unemployed and expand bitcoin's influence.

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Quote from: HarmonyA on December 05, 2019, 07:31:23 PM

It is impressive and involved comprehensive research to compile these resources. It is a short cut in gathering various projects across blockchain Technology. And you have as well helped in creating awareness about the various projects. To be sincere, some of the projects are new to me, but these compilation has empowered me to research about them. I believe that this will be appreciated by other people too, you should as well publish it on other platform

You really should put more effort in making posts and make it less obvious that you're just doing this for your signature campaign. Your entire post make no sense whatsoever.

It is uncalled for to make such comment on my earnest opinion about a subject. Even though I wear a signature and have a lower rank than you, that doesn't make me less human. I respect your opinion, but it is wrong to talk down on my contribution because you have a higher rank here than I do. why didn't you make such a remark on the first comments?
If you weren't wearing a signature, I would accept your comment as a piece of genuine advice rather than a subversive gesture.
Your response has aswell prompt me to check your trust level to know if you worth it, and I saw a bitcointalk user
commented that "you have a history of accusing other forum members of wrongdoings by using unsubstantiated statements/false conclusions as evidence". Please, endeavour to unlearn your bias.

smartbitcoininvestor

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Nice guide! Thanks for putting this together.

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Quote from: diazepam666 on December 07, 2019, 01:53:07 AM

G is the best sending option I can understand that which can work better to make the investment over Bitcoin.

It depends on the timing though. There was a guy on this forum (marky89 or something) who said to have sold Bitcoin near the highs and put that money in Gold. That was a good move looking back now. Currently I don't think it's a good move at all because 1) Bitcoin is heavily discounted as we speak, and 2) Gold has some more down side left.

Next time I see the price peak to fomo levels I will use Gold as a hedge by spending my Bitcoin at one of the Gold resellers. It's also great for me because it's not a taxable event in my country. It provides a legal route to not pay tax. Can't roll back time, but I can prepare myself better for the next lengthy correction after having peaked out.

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Awesome list you've got here DaveF, too bad some of these services aren't available worldwide. I would have ordered a lightning pizza, just to see if they could really deliver lightning-fast from US to South East Asia Cheesy

Nevertheless, I'm keeping this list and the ones you've suggested in this post just in case I'll be needing such services.
Thanks to you, I found out that there's 2 merchants accepting BTCitcoins within my region. LMAO This just proves that mass adaption is unstoppable and will only grow bigger from here on out. Cool

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G is the best sending option I can understand that which can work better to make the investment over Bitcoin. Investment on Bitcoin is best way to make your investment because of the current situation we are seeing.
Maybe in the coming years due to halving effect find better investment over Bitcoin and alternate coins which is currently available and upcoming in the market.

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Quote from: HarmonyA on December 05, 2019, 07:31:23 PM

It is impressive and involved comprehensive research to compile these resources. It is a short cut in gathering various projects across blockchain Technology. And you have as well helped in creating awareness about the various projects. To be sincere, some of the projects are new to me, but these compilation has empowered me to research about them. I believe that this will be appreciated by other people too, you should as well publish it on other platform

You really should put more effort in making posts and make it less obvious that you're just doing this for your signature campaign. Your entire post make no sense whatsoever.

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It is impressive and involved comprehensive research to compile these resources. It is a short cut in gathering various projects across blockchain Technology. And you have as well helped in creating awareness about the various projects. To be sincere, some of the projects are new to me, but these compilation has empowered me to research about them. I believe that this will be appreciated by other people too, you should as well publish it on other platform

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Wow, that’s really cool! I am sure the list is much larger. However, the way you designed it all made me genuine delight.
In addition, this is another reminder that the mass adaptation of cryptocurrencies and bitcoin in particular every day is more real.

DaveF

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Quote from: Harlot on November 20, 2019, 03:23:54 PM

Maybe you can expand your list by still adding new websites that accept Bitcoin alphabetically since you will be missing a lot of them if just you just listed 26 websites. I'll add another suggestion which is D for domain hosting and they are several of them that accepts Bitcoin HawkHost, Hostinger, and Namecheap to name a few. You should really update your list since I don't think you have a good example for "O" since you just repeated the name of Overstock which is in the category of an e-commerce business.

It was something I put together on a short train ride. It's obviously not complete or even near complete or even 100% useful.
Lets face it if you are not in Australia the underwear link is essentially useless.
The point was that there is something from A to Z.
For more places (and probably more up to date) you have:

https://www.spending-bitcoin.com who posted above you has a very good website listing what you can get.
Coinmap is also a very nice place to check out: https://coinmap.org/view/#/world/44.90257800/24.43359375/5
BitPay has their list: https://bitpay.com/directory/

There are many more lists out there too.
But, I did accomplish part of what I wanted to.
We are talking about places to use bitcoin.

-Dave

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Maybe you can expand your list by still adding new websites that accept Bitcoin alphabetically since you will be missing a lot of them if just you just listed 26 websites. I'll add another suggestion which is D for domain hosting and they are several of them that accepts Bitcoin HawkHost, Hostinger, and Namecheap to name a few. You should really update your list since I don't think you have a good example for "O" since you just repeated the name of Overstock which is in the category of an e-commerce business.

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Great list! If you're looking for more stores you could check out our website, https://www.spending-bitcoin.com/. We currently have listed 845 online stores accepting Bitcoin! We'd love to hear feedback in our announcement post.

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Quote from: The Sceptical Chymist on November 20, 2019, 12:07:07 PM

That's an awesome effort, dude, and a cool way of presenting a list of places where you can spend your bitcoin--I'm not into spending it myself, but if I'm not mistaken I think you are and I respect that.

I know Apmex sells metals for bitcoin, but an even better choice for the "G" would be Veldt Gold, which is a business that really supports cryptocurrency, and I don't think they even use a payment processor that converts crypto into fiat. Plus they actually buy metals for crypto, too. The only bad thing about them is that their prices aren't that competitive last I checked, which was some months ago. But I do admire their apparent love of crypto, whereas Apmex probably couldn't care less about it except as an option for people to pay for their metals.

As an aside, I'm wondering what kind of device you're using on a train that would allow you to make such a detailed list like this. Do trains have wi-fi these days? I haven't ridden on one in years, and the last one was the Metro North into NYC and that was in the pre-smartphone days.

I hold a bunch, but I do try to spend at least $50 a week just to prove that yes you can get anything you need using BTC

I have never used Veldt, have used Ampex so that is why I used that link. There are a few of those in the list, other possibly better places but I have not used them, it's the go with what you know theory. [I have used Proton VPN so they got the link for V, etc.]

The LIRR would not know what Wi-Fi is if I hit them with a Linksys router. It's a laptop connected to a 4G hotspot in my bag. Up until you go underground approaching NYC it's fine, once in the tunnel it's a paperweight

-Dave

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Great effort. To explore and find the services that accept bitcoin is really hard as the market is very young. By now such a detailed report, that too website on the alphabetic order is really appreciable. I haven't used to any of the website mentioned, maybe I'll have a look over every website to know the different services offered.

Journey always leads to creativity, and here that has come true. When we feel lonely, and if we keep ourselves engaged with the activity that we like the most automatically we'll explore big. For all users who have a thinking bitcoin isn't used or accepted much in real life can know the truth visiting these alphabetic ordered websites.

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That's an awesome effort, dude, and a cool way of presenting a list of places where you can spend your bitcoin--I'm not into spending it myself, but if I'm not mistaken I think you are and I respect that.

I know Apmex sells metals for bitcoin, but an even better choice for the "G" would be Veldt Gold, which is a business that really supports cryptocurrency, and I don't think they even use a payment processor that converts crypto into fiat. Plus they actually buy metals for crypto, too. The only bad thing about them is that their prices aren't that competitive last I checked, which was some months ago. But I do admire their apparent love of crypto, whereas Apmex probably couldn't care less about it except as an option for people to pay for their metals.

As an aside, I'm wondering what kind of device you're using on a train that would allow you to make such a detailed list like this. Do trains have wi-fi these days? I haven't ridden on one in years, and the last one was the Metro North into NYC and that was in the pre-smartphone days.

DaveF

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So I was a bit bored while sitting on the train:

The A to Z of stuff you can spend your Bitcoin on:

A is for Art: https://bitcoinfineartgallery.com/
B is for Books: https://hundredfoot.com/
C is for Coffee: https://crypto-coffee.org/
D is for Dinner: https://www.menufy.com/
E is for Email: https://protonmail.com/
F is for Farm: https://primalpastures.com/
G is for Gold: https://www.apmex.com/
H is for Honey: http://www.carolinabees.com/products/honey
I is for Internet Archive: https://archive.org/donate/cryptocurrency/
J is for is for Jewelry: https://kobelli.com/
K is for Keys: https://www.keys4coins.com/
L is for Liquor: https://torontobrewing.ca/
M is for Meat: https://www.renjer.ky/
N is for NOC: https://nocroom.com/
O is for Overstock: https://www.overstock.com/
P is for Pizza: https://ln.pizza/
Q is for Quilt: https://www.cryptoquilts.org/quilts
R is for Ross: https://freeross.org/
S is for Slots: https://www.lightningslotmachine.com/
T is for Tea: https://raizana.com/
U is for Underwear: https://www.frankandbeans.com.au/
V is for VPN: https://protonvpn.com/
W is for Wallets: https://coldcardwallet.com/
X is for Xerola: http://physibit.com/product/xerola-bitcoin-copper/
Y is for Yoga: https://www.gongiversum.com/
Z is for Zugerland: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5197552

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