What matters is not banner, but actual acceptance.
Even if we assume the station is not accepting Bitcoins, the banners are visible to thousands of common people on daily basis.
That's how people get curious to know more about it and that's how the acceptance starts gradually.
And I tend to believe they're actually accepting BTC by the way. No worker will dare to put a hostile banner on pump without the owner's permission. He can lose his job.
Yeah, the visibility caused by this is awesome. A well frequented place as well. Am sure this was on the behest of the pump owner.
Yeah! Its owner for sure. I wouldn't call visibility caused awesome, as those are not target audience in current phase of Bitcoin movement.
Really? Lol, so what is the target audience in the current phase of Bitcoin movement? People who do not fill fuel?
