We accept bitcoin, I think you can also pay with a Walmart Gift card, as long as it has a xxxx or Mxxxxcard logo
Thanks. You should make this information more available because I specifically went to your sales thread looking specifically for this information.
As I'm sure you are aware, Private Internet Access is on a huge uptick in sales, and I believe the primary reason for that is that they accept Walmart (and other) gift cards as payment. The reason why this is so attractive to people like me is that there is no connection between the customer and the service provider. In my case, I handed some $20 bills to a clerk at a cash register, and then made payment anonymously through a VPN and an email account that was made through that VPN.
I don't do anything illegal. I want total online anonymity. Making that as fast and as easy as possible should generate (you) a significant increase in income. If I were you, I would even go so far as to create a YouTube video showing step-by-step how to connect the dots between a guy with a handful of money (me) and a guy selling webhosting service (you), i.e., got to Walmart, buy THIS card, using THIS cash, drive to Starbucks, connect to THIS webpage, create an email account using THIS email service (in my case, Yandex), create and account at THIS (your) page, verify like this, make payment like this (step-by-step showing card and numbers inputted, etc...)
Reason why:
Because people that know things don't know what it's like to NOT know things. People in a particular industry, or niche, take things for granted. They figure "If I know this, EVERYONE knows this." It comes from assuming common sense is common, and also that minor knowledge is also common. Neither are true. So, when I, and other people, are presented with the theoretical notion that "you can purchase Hostwinds webhosting service using a Walmart Gift card" (which, btw, I don't think is true), I have to consider that I'm going to get 7/8ths of the way through the process and only discover that I CAN'T.
It comes down to my level of trust in your (or anyone else's) "authority", and whether or not I'm willing to risk that much time (and some money) on the chance that you are right.
So I (like anyone else) must ask "How much effort did he ("Mr. X") put into making this process known?", and "How much effort did he put into describing this process?" The answer to both questions is "very little". So then why would I want to put effort trying to engage in a business transaction with someone that seems to put almost no effort into signalling to me that it's viable? That they want the transaction? That, if I show up with cash, they are ready for ME (and my cash) to take it. I'm AMAZED at the number of online vendors that send me clear indications that they don't want my money. Example these idiots that put retarded pop-ups on their home page that SURPRISE you when you go there. While I'm in the middle of trying to figure out if I put my money into this process am I going to get what I want out of it, in the middle of THAT thought process, the jackwagon website owner fires-off a pop-up, interupting my thoughts and now all I can think about is "Close this window" and "Is this malware" and "Get out of this site".
That was my experience at someone's website (might have been yours, I can't remember), and that's why they don't have my money right now. I'm still a guy with a handful of cash, and I can't find someone to take it.
Isn't that stupid?
