Is there a traffic broker that pays in BTC

[AllAboutCams]

I had a look can not see any

[Markul]

Doubt it. Seems to volatile a currency to be taken seriously by most companies.

[Klen]

While i dont see problem with receiving bitcoin as payment,using it for providing payments it's totaly different story due toobig fluctuation

[rowan]

Could work if the broker deals solely in BTC, or is able to deal in multiple currencies independently. Pricing may still present some challenges.

[halfpint]

These are kinda traffic brokers

http://coinurl.com

You can buy and sell ad space on it

[AllAboutCams]

These are kinda traffic brokers

http://coinurl.com

You can buy and sell ad space on it

Thanks whats that site of your's with the other bitcoin websites on

[halfpint]

Thanks whats that site of your's with the other bitcoin websites on

http://cryptocoinshops.com

[ErectMedia]

Is there a traffic broker that pays in BTC? I had a look can not see any

http://www.TrafficHolder.com

[AllAboutCams]

http://www.TrafficHolder.com

thanks

[ErectMedia]

thanks

I've personally never used BTC, but it's listed in my account under fund and payout option so hopefully it works for ya.

[Chris]

Doubt it. Seems to volatile a currency to be taken seriously by most companies.

not much risk a person takes on by accepting it - you can use a company like bitpay.com that you hold NO bitcoin only USD. The user sends the money to bitpay and instantly bitpay pays you in USD the amount you charged. No risk on your end of bitcoin price dropping

[rowan]

not much risk a person takes on by accepting it - you can use a company like bitpay.com that you hold NO bitcoin only USD. The user sends the money to bitpay and instantly bitpay pays you in USD the amount you charged. No risk on your end of bitcoin price dropping

I notice that TrafficHolder says on withdraw,

"We will convert requested funds to BitCoin based on MtGox BitCoin Price during the payment moment."

mtgox's USD-BTC price is inflated because of the difficulty (impossibility?) of withdrawing funds in USD from there. So a conversion based on mtgox would probably be losing something like 5-10% of value.

[Chris]

I notice that TrafficHolder says on withdraw,

"We will convert requested funds to BitCoin based on MtGox BitCoin Price during the payment moment."

mtgox's USD-BTC price is inflated because of the difficulty (impossibility?) of withdrawing funds in USD from there. So a conversion based on mtgox would probably be losing something like 5-10% of value.

If they are using MTGox numbers it is just bad for the customer not the merchant as at the end of the day the merchant is still getting $10 for the $10 of traffic he sold but the customer is having to pay more in bitcoins due to the inflated mtgox prices


edit : just re-read what you wrote and yes if a company is paying you OUT to BTC with mtgox prices - you are not getting a good deal at all.