Lawyer.com Now Accepts Bitcoin Payment
Lawyer.com, an online lawyer directory, is now accepting bitcoin as a payment method for its lawyer members. Lawyers also get a 10 percent monthly membership discount for paying with bitcoin. The 6-year-old website matches people looking for lawyers with its thousands of lawyer members. Lawyers pay between $99 and $299 per month for the service. By paying with bitcoin, they will get a 10 percent discount on these fees. Allowing members to pay with bitcoin will permit faster and cheaper transactions, company CEO Gerry Gorman told CCN. Bitcoin Cuts Transaction Costs, Adds Efficiencies.....
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Lawyer.com is a leading directory and Lawyer matching service headquartered in Basking Ridge, New Jersey and Easton, Pennsylvania. Lawyer.com members now have a new way to pay. The online lawyer-match directory now accepts Bitcoin payments, allowing for faster, cheaper transactions. The new service is now offered with a 10% savings to Lawyer.com members and potential clients. As an industry leader, Lawyer.com hopes to transform the way consumers purchase online services. Lawyer.com CEO, Gerry Gorman, says the decentralized currency offers lower processing fees for consumers and Lawyer.com:....
There have been several merchants joining the bitcoin transactions these days, includingLawyer.com which even offers discounts for cryptocurrency payments. Lawyer.com is an online lawyer directory. The company's decision to accept bitcoin payments would allow customers to enjoy faster and cheaper transactions. Lawyer.com members who use bitcoin can be able to get a 10% discount on services. Bitcoin Transactions Bandwagon. "Bitcoin transactions reduce our costs, improve transaction speed and provide full billing transparency. In return, we can offer our services at significant savings,"....
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