Quote from: Nwada001 on December 11, 2022, 07:17:47 AM

What if a client wants to make a payment with bitcoin and the blockchain is congested at that moment, and as a result of that there is slow transaction speed will you accept other means of payment by cryptos like Binance Pay, USDT TRC-20 and other generally accepted crypto ?

Yes, I will, as long as my customers are comfortable with it. By deciding to accept Bitcoin payment, I also made up my mind to adopt any possible or available means that will aid quick transactions. I have used Binance Pay several times, even before I started accepting Bitcoin payments, so if my customers decide it's convenient for them, then that's okay with me.

I accept Bitcoin, USDT, BNB, and BUSD.

Quote from: serjent05 on December 11, 2022, 11:15:33 PM

@OP I am curious about your sales and acceptance of Bitcoin, I wanted to ask if there is a chance where you experience problems accepting Bitcoin as payment. Like the length of confirmation when the buyer set the transaction fee too low for the transaction to be picked up and confirmed. How do you release the item? Do you release it after the BTC payment have enough confirmation or do you release the item right after the customer paid for it(not waiting for the confirmtion)? How long do you usually release your item, does this bother your customer if it is taking too long for the item to be released?(if ever the confirmation took too long to be confirmed)

I usually release the bought item to customers after five network confirmations. Since I started, no customers have complained because they seem to know about crypto so well too. I have not experienced a very long delay in payment confirmation, but if such a situation arises, I wouldn't hesitate to cover the transaction fee to enable fast confirmation so as to save customers' time. Also, I give receipts to my customers for items bought, and the receipt has an entry for the customer's name and home phone number, so I could call in if payment failed.

Quote from: buwaytress on December 11, 2022, 08:25:05 PM

I know I asked, and I can't see if you answered, but where is this? Mentioning the rough region is fine if you want to be private.
It boggles my mind, and just keen to find out where =)

Somewhere in the west African region.

Quote from: imamusma on December 12, 2022, 10:33:35 AM

My question for OP, have you ever had a customer who paid you with bitcoin as long as you adopted it as a means of payment?

Yes, I have received payment in Bitcoin, USDT and BUSD. See image below.

Quote from: Tommiewill on December 13, 2022, 09:22:15 AM

This is a nice move! But I want to know are the prices of the goods fixed? Or change at any time? As risky as you are doing this, I can't believe you got 13 customers. Really good! Hope there are more companies like yours. If everyone is like this, the cryptocurrency market will become popular. The bull market is coming!

I don't know about other countries, but in my place, the furniture business is something that really has a high profit yield. You might sometimes make up to $200 or $250 in profit, depending on the bid the customer offers to pay; it could be less or even more. The price of my furniture is not fixed.

Quote from: MarjorieZimmermanGinger on December 13, 2022, 01:53:46 PM

To attract customers, maybe you can make advertisements on Radio channels or online print media, while providing discounts that you customize on items purchased using Bitcoins, this step is also likely to get much more satisfying results, because people get the option of shopping on products what you offer.

I am not considering radio advertising; it will cost me more. Sir Lucius made mention of giving discounts to my customers here, and I have already decided on the discount I would offer customers who pay with Bitcoin.