Loucis CK Accepts Bitcoin for New Show “Horace and Pete”
American comedian and producer Louis C.K has released his new show “Horace and Pete,” offering bitcoin as a payment option. The show, which is available for download on the official website of Louis CK, is sold at US$5, through financial platforms including Paypal, Dwolla, Amazon and BitPay. Fans of Louis CK can simply visit the page, type in an email, settle transaction using BitPay and purchase the show. C.K officially began to accept bitcoin payments since August of last year, after C.K and his team filmed his comedy show performed at Madison Square Garden. The team of C.K integrated....
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