and Debit cards, PayPal and digital payments (Bitcoin etc.).

Even with AC, UPS, it's a joke to think you can run of a residential internet line unless you either run low bandwidth applications (bitcoin mine farm maybe) but what's the thing you're "host

* Hourly billing: create and destroy virtual machines at any time, and only pay for the hours used. Our service is prepaid, and payments can be made via Paypal or Bitcoin.

No, not necessarily. These same providers typically accept any of Bitcoin, UKash, PaySafeCard, or cash-in-mail. All of which can be nicely anonymous with a bit of effort.

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As a business: bitcoin

PayPal as it's the most popular. Braintree for CC as they are easy to work with and offer great development options, Bitcoin for those who don't like the above, and Bank Transfer, that's mostly used b

* Bitcoin: If I have any to spend.

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Given that PayPal can be reversed so easily by scammers, why should a merchant even accept it if they can accept just Bitcoin instead?

Aren't there used Radeons for dirt cheap still? (from old bitcoin mining machines?)

Payment Options: PayPal, Credit Card (Not through paypal) and Bitcoin.

We can bring the offer within your budget if you use Bitcoin or if you order quarterly/yearly for some discounts on gateway fees. Just shoot us a ticket and mention this post. Remember if you have any

* Bitcoin

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We accept major Credit Cards, PayPal, AliPay, BitCoin, OneCard, CashU and Fawry though

Paypal & Bitcoin & Credit Card (via Paypal)

Looks like bitcoins are VAT free for now. If you're not a business with a VAT ID this could mean you could save some money by paying with bitcoins (~20%).