Get Bitcoin for your Miles
Interested in converting your reward miles into bitcoin? Go to bitcoinformiles.com, fill out a request for quote and hit "submit." Within a few hours, you should expect a bitcoin offer for your miles. Bitcoinformiles.com was recently launched by Bitcoin Brands Inc., an Ann Arbor, Mich. -based company that also sells bitcoin ATMs and bitcoin processing tablets. Owner Peter Klamka said there have been more than a hundred hits on the Bitcoin for Miles website from people interested in exchanging their miles for bitcoin. Outstanding response. "I've been overwhelmed by the response to the....
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