Have you tried attracting customers to pay with them by offering special discounts? I don't know what kind of fees you are paying as a business, but if Bitcoin saves you money, perhaps you should try

Payza take lot of time to transfer money to Bitcoin.

2x dedicated 2.2ghz CPU - all yours, you can mine Bitcoin if you like(but why would you...)......

They won't when everyone uses them. At this time we wont base Bitcoin's value off other currencies. Rather than seeing 1 dollar we will see 1 mBTC.

think it might hurt the economy their prices of bitcoin do fluctuate a lot though. [In the UK]

Research from the bank suggested only 20,000 people in the UK hold bitcoins and that is used in as few as 300 transactions a day.

PaypalSkrillBitcoin (Manual verification required)

Paypal, Bitcoin, and Credit Card.

Any way to donate specifically from PayPal ? Or bitcoin...? Bitcoin would kind of suck in this situation due to the extra work involved but hey... I don't use CC. Sorry. Hope you get better @xfs_

@KuJoe: Bitcoin for the win 0% + ~0.01

Hm? We won't accept PayPal anytime soon. You can pay with Bitcoin (via BitPay) as an alternative.

Paypal & Bitcoin & Credit Card (via Stripe)

* Hourly billing - you can create or destroy virtual machines at any time, and then only pay for the hours that VMs were used for. This allows you to provision test containers or scale your Internet a

We decided to opt for Stripe instead. I'm sure you'll be more than happy with their service. They're active within the developer community which makes it nice for someone like me who's been programmin

Payments: All payments are taken via Stripe or Bitpay for Bitcoin.

* Bitcoin (BTC)

Bitcoin-accepting and 1gbps port preferred.

Payment Methods: Major credit/debit cards, Paypal, moneybookers, 2CheckOut, Bitcoin, Western Union and bank transfer via business account

The higher end ones are really good prices. (well, and the cheapest one, $1.50 a month for a year contract)

Solarcom is very expensive, but they do accept Bitcoin.