... I also use them as an easy way to avoid inflation.
+1 and buy stuff i like or donate to some charities
Topic: What do you use Bitcoins for? (Read 3582 times)
+1 and buy stuff i like or donate to some charities
I think that for now the best option is to just save them. With the 100%+ value increase that will take place during the months following the drop from 50 BTC to 25 BTC mining generation which will take place somewhere in December. I also use them as an easy way to avoid inflation.
this is expanding by the daily, i hope bitinstant manage to break through
I found their web site (Bitinstant), but am not sure what to make of it. Can I use my Chase Bank account to buy bitcoins through them?
Follow the instructions on bitinstant. select major bank and print the slip your are given.
You then have 3 days to go into your bank and transfer the money. Once you have it should take only mins. to go through.
I use bitcoins to buy things online. Recent legislation (Dodd-Frank act and the Durbin Amendment) has been screwing up credit card processing for people in the USA, especially if you buy from sellers in other countries. Although international transactions are theoretically exempt from the regulations, changes to payment processing networks meant to avoid the fee limits have resulted in international transactions not getting processed. Over the past few months, I've seen several cases where my card gets declined for no particular reason. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't. So now I'm paying with bitcoin.
This, I asked my cc company if I could sort of unlock it for international commerce and the answer was no. 
I use bitcoins to buy things online. Recent legislation (Dodd-Frank act and the Durbin Amendment) has been screwing up credit card processing for people in the USA, especially if you buy from sellers in other countries. Although international transactions are theoretically exempt from the regulations, changes to payment processing networks meant to avoid the fee limits have resulted in international transactions not getting processed. Over the past few months, I've seen several cases where my card gets declined for no particular reason. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't. So now I'm paying with bitcoin.
to buy cheap tobacco and then sell it to friends for cheap prices.
to send money across the globe without any fees
this is an strong advantage of bitcoin
So far, just Amazon GC's.
Interested in the VPN service listed at the bottom of blockexplorer, but need to read up more on it (reviews, etc).
Interested in the VPN service listed at the bottom of blockexplorer, but need to read up more on it (reviews, etc).
butterflies
to send money across the globe without any fees
to feel good about myself
Cool! They're so versatile. Someone needs to update the feature list.
to feel good about myself
Buying credit cards, then buy stuff with them anonymously.
Some minecraft Bitcoin art. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=83032.0;topicseen
The only thing I've actually purchased is advertising for my website.
But I've burned a few coins trying to be a trader on MTGOX.
But I've burned a few coins trying to be a trader on MTGOX.
Have a look on the bitwiki list of vendors
Turning them into Pounds and Pence
USD (mtgox)
I gamble with my coins. Only thing I've bought is 150 US dollars.
Raffle Tickets 
...and weed.
...and weed.
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