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Op have done a contribution to the bitcoin community. A small sapling turns out as a big tree. What OP have done is like the sapling, we need to have patience. Surely in the long run more people will start making payments in terms of bitcoin. Maybe for now there is no big awareness about bitcoin in your locality. Same as his contribution every small store owners should have positive opinion on bitcoin. Such a decision will make a big impact on the market.

I request OP to post a pic of his store mentioning bitcoin accepted.
legendary
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I am seeing the silver lining with your hardware store not having a lot of people paying in Bitcoin but often people having wrong impressions of Bitcoin instead. Perhaps your store is making people aware of Bitcoin rather than earn more Bitcoin. People confused about Bitcoin coming over your store should go home a little bit enlightened. At the very least, they will leave your store knowing that Bitcoin is not a scam nor will it drop to 1 cent.

Incidentally, just days ago I went biking and passed by this bike shop. It's called CryptoBTCikes. I was biking early on a Sunday morning and the shop was still closed so I didn't know whether that shop is accepting Bitcoin payment like your store. Or, if it is, whether there are indeed customers paying in Bitcoin. But even if it doesn't accept Bitcoin payment, surely there will be people who will be curious and those who will be asking the real deal with Bitcoin. So it's still an opportunity to help raise awareness about Bitcoin.

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Hello all. It has been a while since I made a topic regarding my hardware store which has started accepting Bitcoin as a payment in September of 2021. It has now been 6 months and the business is going very well, but sadly not a lot of people decide to pay using Bitcoin. I often get people saying things like: "Isn't Bitcoin a huge scam or something?" or "Couldn't Bitcoin just drop to 1 cent?"...

It's sad to see that people still have those stupid stereotypes about Bitcoin. This honesty sucks because it gives a negative reputation to Bitcoin and my business.

However, I have made sure to inform people who used BTC to make a purchase about the BitcoinTalk Forum and how it is a good place to learn and read on the topic of cryptocurrencies in general.

If they think bitcoin is a scam, how about our journey, which has long recognized bitcoin, even now, there is no evidence that we were cheated by bitcoin or bitcoin took our money away.
They think that digital money is all the same.
If they have doubts about bitcoin, why would they want to join your business from the start?
It's better for people like that to be given a clear understanding of the world of bitcoin, don't just comment without having proof.
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~ I often get people saying things like: "Isn't Bitcoin a huge scam or something?" or "Couldn't Bitcoin just drop to 1 cent?"...
The last time someone asked me this question was about three years ago. I talked to the same person late last year and we spent probably close to an hour discussing the status of BTC and crypto market. So you see, it takes time before they change their mind. Just keep doing what you're doing and the numbers will grow eventually.

Do you have companies that regularly orders from you? Maybe it would help if you could send an email that you're accepting BTC with a simple guide how they could pay.
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Such kind of statement tells you that there are lots of people still doesn't know what is bitcoin.
Anyone who says bitcoin is a scam is mostly oldies, or victims of fake news, just tell them paypal accepts bitcoin you know, so paypal is scam also?. And that 1 cent, lmao, ldk if its a joke or sarcasm, or just pure stupidity.
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Well, your customers don't know much about Bitcoin that is why they treat BTC as an investment pyramid scheme or a scam.
I already experienced that thing in my friend of friends I don't have any referrals or referring them but those people told me that I'm promoting a pyramid scheme even I just told them about Bitcoin.

So for me, it's normal that we heard BTC as a scam investment they don't know actually what is Bitcoin there is no difference between accepting Paypal and accepting cryptocurrency. They are both the same but more people knows about Paypal than Bitcoin.
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Hello all. It has been a while since I made a topic regarding my hardware store which has started accepting Bitcoin as a payment in September of 2021. It has now been 6 months and the business is going very well, but sadly not a lot of people decide to pay using Bitcoin. I often get people saying things like: "Isn't Bitcoin a huge scam or something?" or "Couldn't Bitcoin just drop to 1 cent?"...

It's sad to see that people still have those stupid stereotypes about Bitcoin. This honesty sucks because it gives a negative reputation to Bitcoin and my business.

However, I have made sure to inform people who used BTC to make a purchase about the BitcoinTalk Forum and how it is a good place to learn and read on the topic of cryptocurrencies in general.
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