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Can anyone recommend a good BizCN or EraNet reseller with Bitcoin payment option?

* We accept payment through PayPal and BitPay (bitcoin)

We accept payments in EUR, USD and GBP. Via PayPal and BitCoin.

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I just prefer paying via Bitcoin because it alllows me to make a one time payment without subscribing to it and it's nice and simple to use without supplying credit card details. I do however still f

I am miner so I like to pay in bitcoin and ethreum just because I am getting via mining.

Imagine getting a subpoena from a federal agency and telling them "lol, they paid with bitcoin and gave us a fake name. sorry", you can expect your company to go in some agency datab

So if you collect information on the customer purchasing service and they pay using bitcoin, do you take additional steps @Clouvider or do you just run the standard antifraud screening and base it on

Bitcoin is not an anonymous payment so you are looking at it the wrong way. People who think that paying with bitcoin and providing fake details will maintain their privacy is doing it all wrong.

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One would think that scammers would be averse to using a payment method that is irreversible. Bitcoin is just that.

We accept payments via PayPal, credit/debit cards (via Stipe), Webmoney and Bitcoin (via Webmoney USD).

We accept bitcoin or perfectmoney?

When I've received Bitcoin payments any available contact information has always matched up with client information. My guess is that the people who prefer it do so because it's cheaper for them in so

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Use promotional code "LOVEIH" at checkout. We accept PayPal and Bitcoin.

I paid for your VPS using bitcoin because I don't have both CC and Paypal. It is good that you are providing alternate method of paying other than CC and Paypal.

The purpose of paying with Bitcoin isn't really anonymity anymore - at least for most people. We have some customers that complain that we collect their details, but the majority of customers just use

How many people prefer to use bitcoin for services-- and if you do, are you less likely to provide contact details like name, phone, address?