Gift Cards On-The-Go with Bitcoin on CardCash

Gift Cards On-The-Go with Bitcoin on CardCash

Do you have bitcoins and don't know how to spend it on one of the large format stores or an e commerce site that does not accept bitcoin. There is a solution for that and it's called gift cards. There are many services that allows users to buy and sell discounted gift cards for bitcoin. Some of them include Gyft and Fold. Now there is another service by the name CardCash added to the list. CardCash is an American online discounted gift card site which has been around for a while, but they are now back in the news for introducing bitcoin payments on their platform. According to the CEO of....


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