Bitcoin Issues On Dell Website Still Not Resolved
Dell was among the very first major companies to experiment with Bitcoin payments at an early stage. Over the years, a fair amount of Bitcoin users have been using digital currency to pay for their Dell orders, but it looks like the company has removed to pay in BTC altogether. Earlier this year, various Reddit users had reported similar issues when paying in Bitcoin. As soon as major companies started accepting Bitcoin, the entire digital currency ecosystem received a tremendous boost. Community members were over the moon regarding the news of Dell accepting Bitcoin payments, even though....
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Less than a month after it first began accepting bitcoin, Dell has received 85 BTC (over $50,000) for a PowerEdge server order. NewsBTC first reported the story after Dell CEO Michael Dell tweeted the following: Recieved PowerEdge server order @ http://dell.com for more than 85 #bitcoin (~$50K USD) http://dell.com/bitcoin #Dellbitcoin. - Michael Dell (@michaeldell) 10 Aug 2014. It's not known exactly who placed the order, but since Dell's off-the-shelf Poweredge servers range from $299 into the thousands, someone likely now has a whole farm acquired with bitcoin. One Twitter user pointed....
Here's something you probably didn't expect to hear this Saturday evening. Dell CEO Michael Dell took to his official Twitter account this morning to report some pretty impressive news with regard to an order they received recently. Before I get into that, I should preface this story by adding that Dell recently made waves in the cryptocurrency community with a surprise announcement that they have begun accepting bitcoin on their retail website at Dell.com. The computing giant partnered up with Coinbase to facilitate the digital currency acceptance, and it would appear they are doing....
Computer manufacturing giant is taking a bold new step this Friday by announcing they are now accepting bitcoin on their e-commerce website, Dell.com. The program is a pilot, and will be open to consumers in the United States. The company says the move was made to meet the needs of their customers, and members of the bitcoin community will most certainly be pleased. The company says they worked with San Francisco-based Coinbase to implement the payment acceptance - a process that took only fourteen days to complete. "We've fostered a close partnership with the Dell team and that's been....
Gyft is now offering shoppers the opportunity to buy Dell products for bitcoins. Neither Gyft nor Dell need much of an introduction: Michael Dell's empire remains one of the biggest PC makers in the market, while Gyft allows users to buy mobile gift cards that can be redeemed in several major merchants in the US. Dell offers free five to seven day shipping and the usual Gyft discounts seem to apply. You can collect points by using Gyft cards and save up to 3% per purchase. It doesn't sound like much, bit it adds up if you are planning a big purchase like a pricey 4K/UHD monitor. Of course,....