Topic: Where is Bitcoin? (Read 1258 times)

Is will be soon beside that big companies 

At this point, yes.  It looks like they are just trying to get their feet wet to see how it pans out.  If they consider it a success, I would assume that they would roll it out to the general wallets of paypal.   You really have to be a merchant of digital goods, or follow the BTC news to even know about paypal integrating BTC at this point, because if you log into a normal Paypal wallet, there is no mention of BTC anywhere.

The only place that you see BTC mentioned is if you watch the video on the paypal.com homepage...

There are lots of places that have an automatic "gratuity" worked into the bill.... I have removed it from the bill before now due to staff attitude, Sir you obviously frequent the lower end of restaurants!  

In a Bitcoin future, the delivery guy will have a QR code on his sleeve/cap. U can instantly tip there. Moreover, tip is not 'mandatory' anywhere !!! If it is mandatory, it is not a tip, it is the price.

the delivery guy simply has his own QR code and you pay him at delivery. that way you can ensure his boss doesnt keep his employee's tips


like this

bitcoin now ubiquitous

I called them up to re-activate my PayPal account. When the operator did not know what I was talking about I said I would call back later when they have bitcoin integrated.
We could all start calling them and let them know we are interested.

Or maybe it could replace all the payment processors. 

You would tip just like you do in a good restaurant, uyou add it to the bill. I do not seem to understand how this is so complex for people. Oh Its mostly people who never had to work in a restaurant, maybe mommy and daddy gave them everythihng. Well here you go fancy pants people, when you work in a good restaurant they have these things called cash registers yea the cool computer looking machines those are not for facebook. and in a quality ran establishment each waiter has their own account. at the end of the night that cool computer looking thingy it tells the manager how much each waiter owes. at that point the waiter then pays the amount they owe to the manager and keep the rest. Same thing for pizza delivery drivers, they have an account at the end of the night the manager tells them how much they owe.

The manager of the restaurant can set up wallet addresses for each waiter and Driver, just like everything else. when the waitress inputs the orders paid by bitcoins into the register it tallies up her amounts just like it will with the cash orders. At the end of the night she/he will owe a fiat amount to the manager and a bitcoin amount to the manager. They pay the amounts owed to the manager and transfer the rest into their wallets or have the manager trade them for cash on the spot. either or.

People make this shit much more complex than it has to be SERIOUSLY.

another 9 months bearmarket and bitcoin is in your anus. Nobody cares about it because it looses value faster than anything else. Just burn your money instead. Pizza guy takes only real money, not hot air based only on the belief of some dudes on the net.

Transaction cost really needs to go down if bitcoin is ever going to be used for very small transaction.

Luckily not really a thing to tip delivery guys in the UK (yeah yeah, some people do it but it's not mandatory).

Interesting point though, how're beggars and buskers going to get their tips in a bitcoin future?

paying for delivery with bitcoins the moment you order would be a disaster for the delivery guys...
no more tips... 

I hope Bitcoin will add on this list very soon.

It's coming soon.... 

Isn't Paypal payment hub only for digital goods at this moment? I guess it's only a matter of time anyway.

hopefully soon there on the right where it says "paypal"