Quote from: Peter Lambert on August 23, 2011, 09:18:47 PM

Quote from: Otoh on August 21, 2011, 08:43:18 PM

I vote that you remove airline ticket (via proxy) as one could include every single thing purchased in $ etc (which is what the ticket was bought with) just when one sells/converts BTC to do so like on an exchange first, I gave someone some BTC & they used their $ credit card to buy me XYZ = a non event

He could though get an important first & for the same thread: First person to be refused entry to the US because of Bitcoins

I think the airline ticket still counts. He bought the ticket with bitcoin from a "travel agent" who somehow got the ticket from an airline, how he got the ticket before selling it does not really matter.

Has there been anybody who paid rent with bitcoin yet? The first bitcoin rent payment was ... ?

I think there was somebody who bought a plane with bitcoin, that would be a good adition to the list.

I feel like a Yo-Yo. I put it up; take it down; put it back up, because... No problem, Peter, for your point is valid. Thanks, bud.

Quote from: mute20 on August 23, 2011, 11:06:45 PM

Quote from: Peter Lambert on August 23, 2011, 09:18:47 PM

Quote from: Otoh on August 21, 2011, 08:43:18 PM

I vote that you remove airline ticket (via proxy) as one could include every single thing purchased in $ etc (which is what the ticket was bought with) just when one sells/converts BTC to do so like on an exchange first, I gave someone some BTC & they used their $ credit card to buy me XYZ = a non event

He could though get an important first & for the same thread: First person to be refused entry to the US because of Bitcoins

I think the airline ticket still counts. He bought the ticket with bitcoin from a "travel agent" who somehow got the ticket from an airline, how he got the ticket before selling it does not really matter.

Has there been anybody who paid rent with bitcoin yet? The first bitcoin rent payment was ... ?

I think there was somebody who bought a plane with bitcoin, that would be a good adition to the list.

I am waiting for the first person to pay a prostitute in bitcoins Grin

That took balls, mute20, to claim to be the first to pay a prostitute with Bitcoin. I have included it on the list and linked you profile to the claim since you've already stated it in this thread that it took place. I hope she didn't overinflate--the price. Did you meet her at Costco's?

Quote from: Nagios on August 23, 2011, 11:56:39 PM

www.bitvapes.com the first electronic cigarette vendor to accept Bitcoins.

It's included now, Nagios. Thanks for the input.

Any others?