Online Headshop: Budderball.com Accepts Bitcoin
Budderball is an online headshop that now specializes in custom glassware and now accepts bitcoin! Bitcoinist.net had the opportunity to interview founder Bobby Ingram. Use the code “BITCOINIST” for 20% off. The Budder Ball, LLC is my online glass shop that I started in October 2012. I had been collecting glass art for a few years and had an affinity for hanging out in head shops and glass galleries. Opening an online store was significantly less overhead than a brick-and-mortar store, and was more accommodating to my schedule as a full-time student at Indiana University. At the time,....
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