Are There Any Plans To Accept Bitcoin As A Payment Method?
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×We have thought about adding BitCoin as a support payment method.
If we do launch it would be something that is available to verified customers.
As a verified customer, I am very, very, very, very, very, very interested in this addition.
@moisey If I were you guys I would implement BitPay (what Microsoft uses) which allows you to auto convert to USD on payment (or hold some/all in BTC if that is wanted). That means you have no risk.
Go ahead, I’m also interested in that option. Good to see you guys jumping into the bitcoin revolution.
You guys should get this done. I know you’d see more customers as a result. Love your platform but can’t pay the way I want to.
If you’ve gone through two billing cycles you’re verified.
Thanks!
Are you saying that you can pay using Bitcoin so long as you’re verified, and that you’re verified so long as you have paid twice?
Isn’t that a “Catch 22” situation? If I already paid twice I presumably don’t need to use Bitcoin. And if I haven’t, I can’t.
It would be very helpful if you accept a cryptocurrency as a payment method, such as Bitcoin, Litecoin, or Nano. All three of those currencies’ fees are quite low these days (all under $2 per transaction at the most).
PayPal’s fees are costing me and other customers a lot.
Why not simply accept Bitcoin Cash. Fees are under $0.01 (so you can’t even see them) + transactions are instant. It is truly “peer to peer electronic cash” as stated in Bitcoin’s white paper.
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Very Interesed Too. Please do it. Please!
+1 very interested as well!
PLEASE PLEASE integrate bitcoin payments, that would just make our day!!!
They don’t accept Bitcoin because they think it’s fraudulent. Let them keep their retarded mentality and move on to an equally good VPS provider… there are tons.
Also, it’s US-based company, which always raises a red flag regarding privacy. Your data is never safe with a company in the United States.
@frank06 And you know their internal dialogues how?
@philippe1005720 Easy: I asked. They told me that in a support email.
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I left Digitalocean for Vultr because Vultr accepts bitcoin.
I would pay in bitcoin if it were an option.
Didn’t know Vultr accepted bitcoin …
Signed up and found out that you guys don’t accept bitcoin. Thankfully someone mentioned Vultr does, so I’m headed there now.
+1. I’m now looking at other providers who accept BTC