Just added bitcoin payment to mixedracelesbos.com Guess I'll see how it goes, it sure as hell can't hurt :)

Good job man :thumbsup
Pls let us know how it goes.

will do, though as I have fuck all traffic I'm not expecting a mad rush of joins :1orglaugh

You should tell it to cnn, forbes and such. They may give free link in home page in their next "bitcoins is for porn" articles.

Certified hosting now accepts bitcoins.

:Graucho

so affiliates are getting paid 50% of it? or do we get paid normally by ccbill, how are you adding our revenue? :) just asking how it works ... and some sales already? i bet people are sitting on bitcoins like its a real gold lol :)

Yes, affiliates are paid their normal 50% revshare from bitcoin sales with MetArtMoney. The sales are added to your ccbill account. We've been testing sales/conversions/tracking so far and BitCoins are a tremendous success.

did you make these videos?

thank you for your answer, and congrats on the success, looks like metart did the right step forward! :thumbsup

Bitcoins!

Are you getting many daily transactions with Bitcoins?

How do you add arbitrary amounts from a third party to a ccbill affiliate account? Sounds intriguing. Is the sale marked in a special way so we can tell BTC sales?

We are seeing significant sales volume.

When a guest arrives at any of our join pages, the CCBill affiliate ID is tacked on to the guest's bitcoin order. Once the bitcoin sale is complete, the affiliate ID is recorded and is posted back into your CCBill account, like any other sale.

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Thanks for the reply, glad to hear it's doing well for you :thumbsup

Who got this integrated for you? Who would I, as someone on a level of slightly below tech idiot, need to get in touch with to get this on my ccbill program?

Also, are users automatically added via ccbill - I assume so but if I don't ask I won't know 100% :)

Hmm not a fan of non recurring, but also all the file lockers switching to bitcoin is going to suck hard for adult

nice work Dirty F and met-art.

If she didn't work for Metart I'd say she was full of shit but Metart has been with CCBILL since the beginning and has made CCBILL more money than any other program so they can get CCBILL to do things the rest of us can't.

CCBILL has the capability to integrate their affiliate backend with Bitpay - so they should be making it available to their other clients.

I'm not interested, I want recurring billing and bitcoins can't be set up to do recurring payments.

Don't be bitthurt man.

Gotcha on the ccbill thing, will wait for a reply on that one :)


Ok maybe I'm missing something here, as everyone keeps saying about the recurring being the #1 deal-breaker to using BTC - surely the workaround is to take your average retention, and have bitcoin users only able to purchase that subscription length? So, cc = monthly/single, BTC = 3/6/12 month only at $whatever. Unless like I say, I'm missing something. Seems to be a bit of 2 birds in the bush being worth more than 1 in the hand way of thinking around it all though.

what sign can i sign up to have a bitcoin account

So should Met cash out the bitcoins right now or sit on them for a bit longer?

Mutt, I'd also like to believe that because it's ME, you would recognize that I'm not full of shit. :winkwink:

This is not a CCbill integration - it's our own custom integration developed and implemented by us. We do the same thing and have done the same thing for YEARS for our cam sales in order to pay our affiliates every penny they earn.

Other programs could do the same, but we actually do it.

We offer BitCoin users the opportunity to choose 1 month, 1 year or Lifetime subscription options. The fact that it is non-recurring is not an issue for us - our products sell themselves and our members come back time and again. The fact that BitCoin gives consumers piece of mind that they will not be automatically rebilled is a benefit that we recognize.

Good question.

For affiliates, it doesn't matter. We pay them in USD for each sale, regardless of what we choose to do internally with the BitCoins.

But I'm asking from your pov. I understand the affiliates part yes

Holding Bitcoins isn't ideal at this time- we convert Bitcoins to cash within 15 minutes of a sale to avoid the volatility. Our BitCoin price is determined by the current market value for Bitcoins and fluctuates based on that.

Yes but you could keep sitting on them and cash out on a better price (if that comes up) no?

great stuff :thumbsup


do you automatically adjust price in bitcoins based on current exchange rate or are you using some period's average value? or are you simply integrated with bitpay?

ok cheers :)

that's why I put 'at this time' in bold :winkwink:

Our BitCoin price is determined by the current market value for Bitcoins and fluctuates based on that.

Ah didn't notice on my phone. Ok thanks

perhaps Frank is available to manage those btc funds......................:)

i'd suggest to keep even smallest portion of revenue in bitcoin, as a hedge. past two consecutive years bitcoin valuation increased over 1000% annually. if bitcoin even gets traction it could be very big. it is still expanding and could potentially gain significant adoption throughout the internet services and digital subscriptions

If I implement bitcoins affiliate, for sure I sell them within the 15 minutes or what's shortest time :)

I would not, I think ;)

It depends on a few things like is it new found money I would not have had before anyways, do I need it badly to pay bills, the current market, etc. I'd probably gamble a bit and keep it in a wallet before cashing out.

MetArt Network Now Accepting Bitcoins as Payment for All Sites.

VP of Met Art Jill Taylor speaks with AVN about the company's embrace of bitcoin.

http://business.avn.com/articles/tec...es-513666.html

I personally would hold them in case of a paysite.
Most likely it's extra money. You wouldn't have it in the first place.
And besides some cheap BW you won't lose much.

But not every business will gamble like that ofcourse.