Topic: What is bitplastic - page 2. (Read 3933 times)
Is there anyone (a trusted one, possibly) that can show the card and that the system works?
Hi, I'm Michael Moriarty, the owner of BitPlastic.
I also own BitLaunder.com, PaidBitcoin.com, BitFiverr.com, BitListing.com, BitBing.com, BitSweeps.com, TheBitcoinEscrow.com and dozens more Bitcoin websites.
I run Bitcoin meetups all over the world.
Obviously we are not a scam. We are making big moves in the Bitcoin economy, trying to grow the marketplace. We have plans for a Bitcoin classifieds site, Bitcoin auctions, Bitcoin Exchange (CoinChimp.com, not quite ready for launch), Bitcoin marketplace and more.
If anyone wants to discuss BitPlastic with me directly, or simply chat, my personal email is [email protected]
And you can fully trust BitPlastic. We're in this game for the longterm, and have no desire to steal anyone's Bitcoins. We make a lot more off commissions and fees than by robbing people. Moral considerations aside, theft is simply not in our economic interest.
cheers, Michael
I also own BitLaunder.com, PaidBitcoin.com, BitFiverr.com, BitListing.com, BitBing.com, BitSweeps.com, TheBitcoinEscrow.com and dozens more Bitcoin websites.
I run Bitcoin meetups all over the world.
Obviously we are not a scam. We are making big moves in the Bitcoin economy, trying to grow the marketplace. We have plans for a Bitcoin classifieds site, Bitcoin auctions, Bitcoin Exchange (CoinChimp.com, not quite ready for launch), Bitcoin marketplace and more.
If anyone wants to discuss BitPlastic with me directly, or simply chat, my personal email is [email protected]
And you can fully trust BitPlastic. We're in this game for the longterm, and have no desire to steal anyone's Bitcoins. We make a lot more off commissions and fees than by robbing people. Moral considerations aside, theft is simply not in our economic interest.
cheers, Michael
I assume this is either a scam or a very early work in progress, as there is not put much effort in creating the pictures. Even the debitcard itself is simply a MasterCard with the Bitcoin logo plunked on top. Also, some of the internal links on the site are not working properly.
Do not trust this site in its current state.
~W-M
Do not trust this site in its current state.
~W-M
Assuming you mean https://bitplastic.com/
I assume they would be integrating it with POS systems as the process of purchasing something IRL in a store is still time consuming and difficult for Cashiers considering most wouldn't know bitcoin.
The card is something they might be able to understand easier, and reduces the time (caused by humans) required for a transaction to be made.
I assume they would be integrating it with POS systems as the process of purchasing something IRL in a store is still time consuming and difficult for Cashiers considering most wouldn't know bitcoin.
The card is something they might be able to understand easier, and reduces the time (caused by humans) required for a transaction to be made.
Hey,
Just wondering if any of you know anything about bitplastic. Seems like a good idea, but why the hell would I give 0.28 bitcoin to get a plastic debit card. Just wondering if any of you have tried this website out.
Just wondering if any of you know anything about bitplastic. Seems like a good idea, but why the hell would I give 0.28 bitcoin to get a plastic debit card. Just wondering if any of you have tried this website out.
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