Domain Registrar Gandi.net Will Start Accepting Bitcoin
Domain registrar and cloud hosting services provider Gandi.net, known for its "no bullshit" ideology and lack of advertising will now start offering bitcoin as a payment method for its customers. In paying heed to their customers' suggestions, chief among them a Bitcoin payment option, online services provider Gandi.net will start accepting the cryptocurrency as a payment method. The news came as a reveal when the company's Twitter account let the news slip while responding to a customer: @arthurbouquet bjr, oui ça arrive vite ! (24 48h) 😉. - gandi.net (@gandibar) October 15, 2015. The....
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