CRYPTO MARKETPLACE

[bartosimpsonio]

can you tell me what's wrong with bitpay? did you have any issues? just asking as i'm going to implement into my estore...

All around pain in the ass. There are much better alternatives.

 

[spydr622]

Depending on why you need it to be crypto and not money, your better off just selling your stuff for physical currency. Don't get me wrong, crypto is great, however you take such a scam risk with anything crypto. The last thing you wanna do when your trying to build a business with a physical product is get scammed and take a loss. Also to add on to the deep web convo, bro stay away. If you have to ask about darknet here Its not for you man, as exciting as it sounds you should be afraid of that place. I wont say dont go, but don't go blindly. The shadiest of rogues dwell there, and you don't wanna get crossed with them.

 

[Merlina Staling]

I think Japan is setting an example in every way on how countries should appreciate cryptocurrencies in its legal framework. In times when most of the policymakers are skeptical about the potential of cryptocurrency and some even considering it as a threat, Japan with all its swag is embracing cryptocurrencies wholeheartedly and Yahoo setting up a cryptocurrency exchange is just another example of that.

 

[jasonmoney]

Try Open Bazaar. You need to download the software and install it on your PC. It hosts a store front for you.

 

[iKILO-G]

Depending on why you need it to be crypto and not money, your better off just selling your stuff for physical currency. Don't get me wrong, crypto is great, however you take such a scam risk with anything crypto. The last thing you wanna do when your trying to build a business with a physical product is get scammed and take a loss. Also to add on to the deep web convo, bro stay away. If you have to ask about darknet here Its not for you man, as exciting as it sounds you should be afraid of that place. I wont say dont go, but don't go blindly. The shadiest of rogues dwell there, and you don't wanna get crossed with them.

Thank you for the info I will keep this in mind

 

[PhonetiX]

bitify.com is ok it's a bit like eBay but in crypto

also peerhub.com that's PayPal or steem

 

[Aldebaran-t]

Stay away from bitpay and coinbase.

Hi,
Can you please explain why?
I have heard coinbase is quite good.
Thanks

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Hi,
Can you please explain why?
I have heard coinbase is quite good.
Thanks

Bitpay made up all sorts of difficulties when verifying my ID, when my ID was just fine with basically every other exchange out there.

About Coinbase: back when I posted this there was a big issue with Coinbase supporting a controversial version of Bitcoin and there were all sorts of issues.

They've since changed their policies and are much better now.

 

[BacklinkzTopper]

There are many payment gateways that would accept cryptocurrencies as pay method from your customers. Check Bitpay.

 

[Grace03]

no idea

 

[scnonah]

buysellads.com accepts crypto

 

[Advanced]

i like coinpayments. Low fees and pretty stable..

 

[sina999]

i like coinpayments. Low fees and pretty stable..

Withdrawal fees are high

 

[Envrin]

I'm looking to sell clothing. I have my own clothing company.

It's pretty easy to get setup accepting BTC or other crypto-currencies yourself. If you wanted to go that route, and have any questions, feel free to ask.

 

[EKIMONKZ]

Try https://www.coinpayments.net they supported many coins also have cart plugins,
you can add your Paypal, and if have you need escrow service for other deals.

 

[Envrin]

Just read through this thread a little more. Up to you, but why go through third party services like Bitpay and CoinPayments? Not only do you have to pay their fees, but you let them hold your funds for you, plus have to go through the KYC/AML verification.

That basically defeats one of the core principles of bitcoin, which is be your own bank, and cut out the middle man. I've been doing bitcoin / crypto software full-time for 7 years now, so know the protocol inside out.

I wanted, just put a ".com" at the end of my BHW handle, visit that site, there's an online demo there, etc. If anyone wants to get setup taking BTC / crypto on their own site instead of funneling the payments through a third party like Bitpay, feel free to drop me a PM, and I'll be happy to help get you setup.

 

[EmailData]

there is a lot of websites, there is even casinos which accept bitcoin as payment

 

[Val ii]

Coinbase, Coinmama, Poloinex, Cashapp, many places are accepting crypto now. It's easy to use to buy and sell now.

Are there any websites that allow you to sell items receiving payments in cryptocurrency?

pp,

there is a lot of websites, there is even casinos which accept bitcoin as payment

What casinoes take bitcoin? That would be cool. Most only take cash. Imagine if they took card, alot of people would be using their cards. The ATM fees at casinoes are highway robbery.

 

[raunak978]

selly.org for virtaul items & accounts

 

[WatchMaker]

Are there any websites that allow you to sell items receiving payments in cryptocurrency?

Yes, there are few marketplaces online which are as follows:

Selly.gg
shoppy.gg

They both working and accepting bitcoin and even other cryptos as well