Best Plugin to Accept Bitcoin in Woocommerce ? (online pharmacy)

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Hi there,

I own a little online pharmacy website based on woocommerce, and I'd like to accept bitcoin payments.

I never used bitcoin before, and I wanted to know if there is a risk to see my money frozen like it happen with Paypal or Payoneer ?

Any plugin to recommend ?

Thanks
 
Hi there,

I own a little online pharmacy website based on woocommerce, and I'd like to accept bitcoin payments.

I never used bitcoin before, and I wanted to know if there is a risk to see my money frozen like it happen with Paypal or Payoneer ?

Any plugin to recommend ?

Thanks
If you have proper documents about your business then there is no need to worry. Change you PayPal in business account and submit all documents and you will never get any ban or frozen
 
If you have proper documents about your business then there is no need to worry. Change you PayPal in business account and submit all documents and you will never get any ban or frozen

:D I wish it could be as simple as that, paypal just doesn't accept online pharmacy, with or without proper documents , and also I am not in USA
 
If you have proper documents about your business then there is no need to worry. Change you PayPal in business account and submit all documents and you will never get any ban or frozen

You realise that Visa/Mastercard are very very strict about online pharmacies?
 
Hi there,

I own a little online pharmacy website based on woocommerce, and I'd like to accept bitcoin payments.

I never used bitcoin before, and I wanted to know if there is a risk to see my money frozen like it happen with Paypal or Payoneer ?

Any plugin to recommend ?

Thanks
Just google woocommerce bitcoin. There are a lot of plugins. No one can freeze your bitcoins. All you have to do is create a wallet where you will hold your money. I used blockchain.info wallet and never had any problems.
 
You realise that Visa/Mastercard are very very strict about online pharmacies?
yes, I realize Visa and Mastercard doesn't allow people to buy want they want with their money, that's why I am looking into bitcoin solution
 
Thanks @Heisenberg , yes, I saw many plugins for this, but I was not sure my bitcoin (money) go first in their wallet before it reach mine , I'm 100% noob in crypto currency, but I learn hard these last few days. Your name make me feel you know what you are talking about, Thank you
 
yes, I realize Visa and Mastercard doesn't allow people to buy want they want with their money, that's why I am looking into bitcoin solution

I was responding to Gloria. Anyone looking to sell pharma should be very very careful when using pretty much every online payment operator and card merchant.
 
I was responding to Gloria. Anyone looking to sell pharma should be very very careful when using pretty much every online payment operator and card merchant.

Yes, sorry, I thought you were responding to me, but I didn't want to offend in anyway. And you are right, I've learnt it the hard way, but knowlege has no price I guess ..
 
Don't think you can accept any online payment solution atall.. drug is much much more regulated than other products. The way genuine online shops do it these days (according to what I have seen) is cash on delivery.

Edit: oh btw if you are talking bout accepting crypto currency, thats not gonna freeze or anything, but then.. you could end up in jail!! So be careful.
 
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Yes, sorry, I thought you were responding to me, but I didn't want to offend in anyway. And you are right, I've learnt it the hard way, but knowlege has no price I guess ..

No worries at all.

If you want to know why no one accepts unlicensed pharma, it's because the DoJ in the US has a long track record of heavily fining any company involved in unlicenced pharma. Google got penalised very heavily for accepting adverts from Canadian pharmacies who were selling to US customers.
 
No worries at all.

If you want to know why no one accepts unlicensed pharma, it's because the DoJ in the US has a long track record of heavily fining any company involved in unlicenced pharma. Google got penalised very heavily for accepting adverts from Canadian pharmacies who were selling to US customers.

ok, I didn't know about google , but when I see price of phatma product in US, I understand why they do everything they can tp keep the business for them
 
No worries at all.

If you want to know why no one accepts unlicensed pharma, it's because the DoJ in the US has a long track record of heavily fining any company involved in unlicenced pharma. Google got penalised very heavily for accepting adverts from Canadian pharmacies who were selling to US customers.

Ooh, really? When did that happen?
 
Don't think you can accept any online payment solution atall.. drug is much much more regulated than other products. The way genuine online shops do it these days (according to what I have seen) is cash on delivery.

Edit: oh btw if you are talking bout accepting crypto currency, thats not gonna freeze or anything, but then.. you could end up in jail!! So be careful.

thank you for the advice, I'm a really little fish and not basred in US, so I don't think jail is waiting for me. I never used cash on delivery as it seems very expensive when international payment is involved.
 
thank you for the advice, I'm a really little fish and not basred in US, so I don't think jail is waiting for me. I never used cash on delivery as it seems very expensive when international payment is involved.
Ofcourse it is. Think differently. What these businesses do is tie up with the local pharma shops. They also hire a full time doctor who will make a prescription for customers if needed. ;)

Hope that makes sense.
 
Ooh, really? When did that happen?

Back in 2011, Google agreed to pay the DoJ $500m it generated in advert sales - https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/google-forfeits-500-million-generated-online-ads-prescription-drug-sales-canadian-online and https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/post-tech/post/google-settles-with-justice-department-over-pharmacy-ads/2011/08/24/gIQAH9tPbJ_blog.html

In 2013, UPS ended up forfeiting $40m it had generated from illegal pharmacy sales http://www.reuters.com/article/net-us-ups-pharmacies-settlement-idUSBRE92S0DX20130329

All the major cards and advertisers are part of CSIP (https://safemedsonline.org/who-we-are/members/) which is supposed to protect people from unlicenced internet pharmacies. I guess CSIP's definition of an unlicenced internet pharmacy is one that sells to US customers, without a FDA/State licence.
 
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