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>If the seller doesn't know, it doesn't count as Bitcoin usage — just another Visa transaction. You've got some strong arms on you my friend, moving those goal
by Sir_Substance 8y ago
>If the seller doesn't know, it doesn't count as Bitcoin usage — just another Visa transaction.
You've got some strong arms on you my friend, moving those goal posts so far so fast.
I pay with bitcoin. Stuff arrives in the mail. I am using bitcoin.
- acdha 8y agoThat’s as accurate as saying that Amazon accepts payments in stock if I sell some before making a purchase. The fact that you paid a different company to convert your Bitcoin into some real currency is a separate transaction. It doesn’t mean that Amazon has any exposure or investment in the Bitcoin world - just that they take credit cards like everyone else.
- stordoff 8y agoIf I sell some gold, then use the proceeds to buy from Amazon, I haven't bought anything with gold from Amazon. Yes, you are using Bitcoin, but not to buy from Amazon--it's just another layer on top, it's just another (largely unnecessary) transaction in addition to the existing transaction.
- Sir_Substance 8y agoA reminder to yourself and acdha, the original assertion was: >Cryptocurrencies have been around for 9+ years, and there has been literally 0 use for it apart from conning rubes on the internet. So... >Yes, you are using Bitcoin Yes, I am. I don't understand why you two are so angrily and bitterly agreeing with me.