Dream Lover Now Lets You Pay Bitcoin for Virtual Romance
Dream Lover, a virtual relationship platform that allows users to send texts and receive pictures from professional models, is now supporting bitcoin as a payment option. A product of the people behind adult entertainment studio Naughty America, Dream Lover follows in the footsteps of its sister website, which began accepting bitcoin in January 2014. Launched later that year, Dream Lover allows users to spend bitcoin on account credits called Coins that can be used to purchase access to phone numbers assigned to Dream Lover models. Users pay for 30-day access to the phone number and any....
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Editor’s note: This article contains links that may be NSFW. Click at your own risk. Bitcoin enables users to keep a certain level of anonymity when conducting business on the internet. When buying items from someone in a digital form, there is no need to disclose any of your personal information. When it comes to online gaming or gambling, Bitcoin allows people to game without leaving evidence on credit card statements. Now, Dream Lover allows people to pay for their virtual relationship platform with Bitcoin. With this service, people can engage with online dating while using the....
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What would happen if Bitcoin was accepted on a global scale? No doubt, this is a question that has popped into every crypto-lover's minds at one point or another, but we likely think of it for a few seconds or a few minutes and figure, "It's just not going to happen" before we move on to our daily tasks and our minds become flooded with other things. But seriously... What would happen? What if every country, large and small, rich and poor, suddenly stood up and declared Bitcoin completely and fully legal, and everyone was entitled to use it however they pleased? It all sounds fantastic at....