Topic: Where exactly can you use bitcoins? (Read 2805 times)
I've spent some right here on the forums
I try to add at least one site a day to The Bitcoin List and I feel I'm still behind the curve.
Can you please add http://loja.pmakordeoneditora.pt to The Bitcoin List?
Thanks!
Done! http://www.thebitcoinlist.com/listing/pm-akordeon-editora/
In case any other merchants want to be added, the Contact Page is probably a more appropriate way to ask.
I try to add at least one site a day to The Bitcoin List and I feel I'm still behind the curve.
Can you please add http://loja.pmakordeoneditora.pt to The Bitcoin List?
Thanks!
I think that right now the best place to spend BTC would be in real life with someone who uses BTC well, as in personal exchanges.
I'm getting ready to offer a service I think will be helpful for the bitcoin community. I'll announce it on the projects thread shortly.
I've seen people on craigslist mention bitcoins as a method of payment.
Yeah I saw that once or twice too. I knew someone that bought something using bitcoins on Craigslist, but i think it was a small item.
I haven't seen any bitcoin based businesses volunteer any specifics regarding income and I somehow doubt that will change.
I keep on wondering about the real size of the economy besides the speculation.
There also shops that sell real goods, not only money exchangers. The real economy isn't that big yet, but it's growing. uploaded.to for example has announced that they will accept Bitcoins as payment soon. On spendbitcoins.com for example you can indirectly shop on Amazon and buy your new mining rig or books with bitcoins.And I sell other goods that bring you pleasure, see signature.
But I think you should at least have some ideas about the rough scale of it? Like in millions of dollars or thousands of dollars?
I keep on wondering about the real size of the economy besides the speculation.
There also shops that sell real goods, not only money exchangers. The real economy isn't that big yet, but it's growing. uploaded.to for example has announced that they will accept Bitcoins as payment soon. On spendbitcoins.com for example you can indirectly shop on Amazon and buy your new mining rig or books with bitcoins.And I sell other goods that bring you pleasure, see signature.
I keep on wondering about the real size of the economy besides the speculation.
There also shops that sell real goods, not only money exchangers. The real economy isn't that big yet, but it's growing. uploaded.to for example has announced that they will accept Bitcoins as payment soon. On spendbitcoins.com for example you can indirectly shop on Amazon and buy your new mining rig or books with bitcoins.And I sell other goods that bring you pleasure, see signature.
I've seen people on craigslist mention bitcoins as a method of payment.
to bad shops like dealextreme.com dont accept bitcoins... or... that might just get me more broke :-)
I keep on wondering about the real size of the economy besides the speculation.
There also shops that sell real goods, not only money exchangers. The real economy isn't that big yet, but it's growing. uploaded.to for example has announced that they will accept Bitcoins as payment soon. On spendbitcoins.com for example you can indirectly shop on Amazon and buy your new mining rig or books with bitcoins.And I sell other goods that bring you pleasure, see signature.
Do you drink coffee or tea? Then you can easily spend you're BTC at BitBrew.
I think the big speculative bubble has passed now and BitCoins have settled at a steady level. You won't see it shooting up above $20 anytime soon 
, just as well 
, just as well
I keep on wondering about the real size of the economy besides the speculation.
He already said
http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade
There is a few hundred spots to start off. There are more too.
http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade
There is a few hundred spots to start off. There are more too.
Was interested in this as well, thanks
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