Re: Now that a large online retailer is accepting, bets on who's next?
If I went on ebay.COM and I was in Uganda I would expect whatever I saw, seeing as how a US site is not generally trying to cater to Uganda customers 
Are you for serious? I didn't think it possible one could be this dumb. You've lived overseas for a while now, right? Does this really bring you that much of a shock that a US company doesn't mention the exclusion of foreign countries for bitcoin payments specifically? In what was mostly quick press releases, no less...
Are you for serious? I didn't think it possible one could be this dumb. You've lived overseas for a while now, right? Does this really bring you that much of a shock that a US company doesn't mention the exclusion of foreign countries for bitcoin payments specifically? In what was mostly quick press releases, no less...
When they claim to begin accepting Bitcoin they don't specify that they don't really accept BTC for international shipments WHATSOEVER, ANYWHERE, not in ANY media. All I'm saying is that it's misleading to people who live outside of the U.S.(the vast majority) that actually take time to browse through their website ONLY because they accept BTC and selecting a product only to find out they cannot checkout with BTC, it's misleading and it's wrong. How can you possibly be this dull to miss the whole point?
Because it's a US site, in a US press release, and anything to do with international is moot to the target audience.
It is pointless to argue, so this is my last post on the matter.