Topic: Walmart Accepting Bitcoins? (Read 958 times)
fake title that sad man
I'm sad that the walmart option is unavailable. There is a walmart 2 minutes from my house. It would have been super convenient! 
It's not a definitive statement...it's a question. 
That's what I just said.
It's not a definitive statement...it's a question.
Yes, since the subject is in the form of a question, I will reply with a "I don't think so".
sounds like a great Idea but gift.com is already doing something similar to this
I recommend you change your subject because walmart is not accepting bitcoins.
I recommend you change your subject because walmart is not accepting bitcoins.
it would be nice, but gyft already prides gift cards for amazon.. i don't know how much of a difference it makes with the price. also, i don't want to help out a company like walmart, so i would never spend it on a walmart GC.
i'd think that the typical bitcoin holder would prefer shopping at amazon as opposed to walmart too.
i'd think that the typical bitcoin holder would prefer shopping at amazon as opposed to walmart too.
and this is from the egifter site:
"Walmart has decided to remove their eGift Card from third party distribution sites such as eGifter. If there is any change in this status we will let all of our members know immediately. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.
Click here to browse over 100 other brands of eGift Cards available on eGifter."
P.S. Good to see you in this forum too, whyeyeschoicedotcom
Thanks for sharing Mindfulmojo... I see the eGift Card For Bitcoins thing didn't work so well. Maybe in the future Walmart will change their minds! Anyway...see you around the Net...Mindfulmojo "Walmart has decided to remove their eGift Card from third party distribution sites such as eGifter. If there is any change in this status we will let all of our members know immediately. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.
Click here to browse over 100 other brands of eGift Cards available on eGifter."
P.S. Good to see you in this forum too, whyeyeschoicedotcom
wow this is really amazing.
10% off with Bitcoin purchases in Brooklyn
http://www.businessinsider.com/brooklyn-bitcoin-bodega-2013-11
This is what we need guys, get people spending it.
http://www.businessinsider.com/brooklyn-bitcoin-bodega-2013-11
This is what we need guys, get people spending it.
I wonder how walmart will react on price crash. 
and this is from the egifter site:
"Walmart has decided to remove their eGift Card from third party distribution sites such as eGifter. If there is any change in this status we will let all of our members know immediately. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.
Click here to browse over 100 other brands of eGift Cards available on eGifter."
P.S. Good to see you in this forum too, whyeyeschoicedotcom
"Walmart has decided to remove their eGift Card from third party distribution sites such as eGifter. If there is any change in this status we will let all of our members know immediately. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.
Click here to browse over 100 other brands of eGift Cards available on eGifter."
P.S. Good to see you in this forum too, whyeyeschoicedotcom
eGifter is accepting Bitcoins not Wallmart, big difference, bit it's a start.
https://www.egifter.com/bitcoin/
Wallmart gift tokens no longer available. Establishment doesn't want to play, eh?
https://www.egifter.com/bitcoin/
Wallmart gift tokens no longer available. Establishment doesn't want to play, eh?
This could raise the bitcoin price because you could trade bitcoins for nearly everthing.
I read somewhere that seller eGifter dotcom has started selling gift cards for retail behemoth Walmart. This is going to be huge for those Christmas Shoppers gathering Bitcoins in its Early Infancy!
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