Is there a list of sites accepting Verotel as a payment gateway available?
http://www.verotel.com/adultsitesaccepted
They mentioned that approximately 50,000 sites accept payment through Verotel.
Topic: Verotel adds Bitcoin (Read 930 times)
This is really a great news!
The fact that Verotel has started accepting Bitcoins, I think other payment gateways like CCBill, Segpay, Epoch, Inet-Cash and so on might consider it as well.
There are several sites which allow membership through multiple payment gateways like CCBill and epoch. So, I think it is time for CCBill to consider Bitcoin as well.
From the blog post linked above, it appears that the online merchants need to enable the option for Payment through Bitcoin manually from the Control Panel. So, the online merchants need to be aware of this new option added as well
The fact that Verotel has started accepting Bitcoins, I think other payment gateways like CCBill, Segpay, Epoch, Inet-Cash and so on might consider it as well.
There are several sites which allow membership through multiple payment gateways like CCBill and epoch. So, I think it is time for CCBill to consider Bitcoin as well.
From the blog post linked above, it appears that the online merchants need to enable the option for Payment through Bitcoin manually from the Control Panel. So, the online merchants need to be aware of this new option added as well
Good news! One more service provider accepting Bitcoin. are there a list of all providers who are accepting cryptocurrencies?
At the Bitcoin wiki you can find lots of them. Here is the link: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/TradeIt lists many of the businesses which accept Bitcoin. Of course, there are some which are not listed - but it's still a great list
Good news! One more service provider accepting Bitcoin. are there a list of all providers who are accepting cryptocurrencies?
Glad to hear that another site started accepting bitcoins as a payment money for their service. Every new site that accepts bitcoins makes bitcoin stronger and stronger in the market, so good news.
Verotel is not another site. It's a payment service provider - this means many merchants will have access to Bitcoins 
Glad to hear that another site started accepting bitcoins as a payment money for their service. Every new site that accepts bitcoins makes bitcoin stronger and stronger in the market, so good news.
I see more and more merchants accepting Bitcoin payments, but if sales end up being lackluster and/or non-existent, our movement won't be going very far. They need to see some benefit to accepting payments, and many of them are complaining about lack of results. People need to spend their Bitcoins, not just hodl them.
This is right. For merchants to keep accepting them long-term, people will need to start spending Bitcoins.You can think of it as an investment
As expected, the fee on bitcoin payment is much lower than credit cards
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Verotel Charge:
Currently, all Bitcoin sales are only charged at 1% rate instead of you normal rate.
Currently, all Bitcoin sales are only charged at 1% rate instead of you normal rate.
I see more and more merchants accepting Bitcoin payments, but if sales end up being lackluster and/or non-existent, our movement won't be going very far. They need to see some benefit to accepting payments, and many of them are complaining about lack of results. People need to spend their Bitcoins, not just hodl them.
This is right. For merchants to keep accepting them long-term, people will need to start spending Bitcoins.You can think of it as an investment
I see more and more merchants accepting Bitcoin payments, but if sales end up being lackluster and/or non-existent, our movement won't be going very far. They need to see some benefit to accepting payments, and many of them are complaining about lack of results. People need to spend their Bitcoins, not just hodl them.
they have a lot of sites using verotel. really good news
Yet another service provider accepting Bitcoin. Awesome news.
I'm not a huge Verotel fan since they went with that stupid "ticket" system back in like 2005 or so. When CCBill adopts Bitcoin, that might be newsworthy.
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