What do you think abut using bitcoin?

[Alyssa71]

Originally Posted by Lily Stargazer

Ha! Thats EXACTLY why I wouldnt want to use a merchant account! I do not trust a single guy to not try and get free service at my expense. People are and can be shitty by nature. I mean you just said yourself that a chargeback for service would imply that i deserved that and thats not how this buisness works. U play u pay!

I have had a guy pay me with a BAD vanilla VISA and Ive had Cash on hand stolen from me as well and that has nothing to do with bad service.

Also if i have a merchant account I think Im supposed to ID and have reciepts etc and thats way too much for any hobbiest to deal with.

But yes I will make bitcoin hopefully an option in the upcomming months.

I dont need it as much as a provider but im looking into possibly starting an agency. Last thing i need is a house full of girls n a bunch if cash laying around so im exploring alternative payment options.

That's a great idea! Good luck to you

[bigwill832]

I read up on bitcoin a little while back. It looks like there are only so many people out there actually using it. Yes, there are something around 16 million wallets (based on the time of the article) but they also pointed out that many of those are expected to be empty and that many others are held by a only a certain number of people. In a world of a few billion people, that 16 million makes up a very small percentage of people using it. If you dive into the bitcoin realm you may end up limiting your base of business.

[Wakeup]

Originally Posted by Lily Stargazer

The us dollar will become obsolete at some point as the rothchilds and the federal reserve are taking steps to put that into action.

:facepalm:

Originally Posted by Lily Stargazer

m mainly asking this question bc im exploring starting an agency.

This should be fun to watch...

[Guest123018-4]

There are a few questions to ask about bitcoin such as:
Who or what is backing the value of bitcoin?
What does it cost to convert it to REAL money?
Does the US government accept bitcoin for tax payment?
Who makes the most when the bitcoin market collapses?
What is causing the dramatic "increase" in bitcoin "prices"?

Can I have Enron for a thousand Alex?

[bigwill832]

Originally Posted by The2Dogs

There are a few questions to ask about bitcoin such as:
Who or what is backing the value of bitcoin?
What does it cost to convert it to REAL money?
Does the US government accept bitcoin for tax payment?
Who makes the most when the bitcoin market collapses?
What is causing the dramatic "increase" in bitcoin "prices"?

Can I have Enron for a thousand Alex?

Here's a flowchart from their site to have some fun with:

[Dorian.Gray]

Most of these old ass Tards still try to write paper checks to whores and you wanna get them on board with bitcoins?

Good luck.

[Slitlikr]

Believe it or not there are Bitcoin ETF's available.

[Prince Akeem Of Zamunda]

The bitcoin ship has already sailed....but there are other cheaper and less complicated cryptocurrencies out there

[spear89]

I have some bitcoin and I think it would be a great idea

[kerwil62]

Nah, cash only when dealing with the hobby.

[Prince Akeem Of Zamunda]

Originally Posted by spear89

I have some bitcoin and I think it would be a great idea

Ain't you the guy who's too broke to Hobby?
But you bought a bunch of bitcoins? At almost 6k a piece?

[Atg88]

Also have bitcoin. :-$
As well as Litecoin, Dash, Ethereum and countless others.

[tbone2u]

Reminds me of P.T. Barnum

[spear89]

yep, that's cause I been spending it on bitcoin

[Prince Akeem Of Zamunda]

Originally Posted by spear89

yep, that's cause I been spending it on bitcoin

Stop lying