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> you mostly can’t buy stuff with it Sometimes I cannot buy legitimate stuff without them. Just today, I bought some books for which US credit/debit cards refu
by michwill 7y ago
> you mostly can’t buy stuff with it
Sometimes I cannot buy legitimate stuff without them. Just today, I bought some books for which US credit/debit cards refused to work. And I see that every week.
> you can’t pay taxes with them
https://techcrunch.com/2018/11/25/ohio-becomes-the-first-state-to-accept-bitcoin-for-tax-payments/ https://techcrunch.com/2018/11/25/ohio-becomes-the-first-sta...
- qnr 7y agoI usually don't go out of my way to pay with bitcoin, but recently needed to buy a PSN prepaid card and every website I tried either declined my 2 credit cards and paypal outright or requested some ridiculous verification (record myself on camera holding a passport to my face? To buy a $10 prepaid card? No thanks) In the end I stumbled upon a shop that accepted bitcoin and got my PSN card in the time it took to get one network confirmation.