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[TeresaHip]

I'm confused about payment methods. They use abbreviation so I don't know what they take. What is the simplist and safest?

 

[CNCCurrency]

I'm confused about payment methods. They use abbreviation so I don't know what they take. What is the simplist and safest?

Most are crypto abbreviations

 

[Estarossa19]

I think most, if not all, vendors accept cryptocurrency as a payment option. It’s often the safest and cheapest choice, especially since vendors that take PayPal, credit cards, or similar methods tend to have higher fees or prices to offset the fees. It also protects you from potential account closures if a vendor is flagged for selling questionable items when using credit cards, PayPal, Cash App, etc.

The Crypto Corner section of the forum has plenty of useful information, so it’s worth reading through it, and if anything is unclear afterward, you can always make a post and people will be happy to chat about the topic.

 

[CNCCurrency]

I think most, if not all, vendors accept cryptocurrency as a payment option. It’s often the safest and cheapest choice, especially since vendors that take PayPal, credit cards, or similar methods tend to have higher fees or prices to offset the fees. It also protects you from potential account closures if a vendor is flagged for selling questionable items when using credit cards, PayPal, Cash App, etc.

The Crypto Corner section of the forum has plenty of useful information, so it’s worth reading through it, and if anything is unclear afterward, you can always make a post and people will be happy to chat about the topic.

I think but could be wrong but her question was about, abbreviations

 

[TeresaHip]

I think but could be wrong but her question was about, abbreviations

Yes it was. I just want to know what they all are.

 

[Vriende]

I find that I learn and retain knowledge better when I look things up, use the search bars and figure things out. The search bar here is a great resource to find many topics which already have been covered.

Estarossa19 mentioned The Crypto Corner section of the forum, another terrific resource to help get you going.

 

[sfkid]

Yes it was. I just want to know what they all are.

Here is an example from a vendor:

1.BTC (Bitcoin)

2.USDT-TRON (USD Tether issued on Tron network)

3.USDT-Ethereum (USD Tether issued on Ethereum network)

4.USDT-Solana (USD Tether issued on Solana network)

5.USDC-Ethereum (USD Coin issued on Ethereum network)

6.USDC-Solana (USD Coin issued on Solana Network)

I can get very confusing and daunting to people that have no crypto experience...

My suggestion, if you dont want to read a ton and do a deep dive, use chatgtp or claud (free tears work just fine) and have it explain to you like a 5 year old.

 

[CornPop]

I can’t tell what an abbreviation means without seeing it. But the simplest way for me to do crypto is on Coinbase using USDC (US Dollar Coin). It doesn’t fluctuate like bitcoin. So if you buy 100 today it will still be worth 100 a month from now. Then just copy and paste the wallet you want to send to and it’s sent.

You will probably have to show id or something on Coinbase but as long as you aren’t trying to start a peptide business and spending thousands of dollars a month I wouldn’t sweat it. I’ve boughten a lot sketchier things than peptides using Coinbase and I’ve been fine.

 

[TeresaHip]

Here is an example from a vendor:

1.BTC (Bitcoin)

2.USDT-TRON (USD Tether issued on Tron network)

3.USDT-Ethereum (USD Tether issued on Ethereum network)

4.USDT-Solana (USD Tether issued on Solana network)

5.USDC-Ethereum (USD Coin issued on Ethereum network)

6.USDC-Solana (USD Coin issued on Solana Network)

I can get very confusing and daunting to people that have no crypto experience...

My suggestion, if you dont want to read a ton and do a deep dive, use chatgtp or claud (free tears work just fine) and have it explain to you like a 5 year old.

Thank you for helping me! I appreciate it.

Here is an example from a vendor:

1.BTC (Bitcoin)

2.USDT-TRON (USD Tether issued on Tron network)

3.USDT-Ethereum (USD Tether issued on Ethereum network)

4.USDT-Solana (USD Tether issued on Solana network)

5.USDC-Ethereum (USD Coin issued on Ethereum network)

6.USDC-Solana (USD Coin issued on Solana Network)

I can get very confusing and daunting to people that have no crypto experience...

My suggestion, if you dont want to read a ton and do a deep dive, use chatgtp or claud (free tears work just fine) and have it explain to you like a 5 year old.

Thank you for this. I truly appreciate it.