<p><a href="http://joinsnapcard.com" rel="nofollow">Snapcard</a> is a buying service that uses a bookmarklet to populate a shopping cart on Snapcard's site using product details from the e-commerce site you want to buy from.   Coindesk's <a href="http://www.coindesk.com/snapcard-merchants-shop-bitcoin" rel="nofollow">writeup</a> on the service gives more info.</p>

<p>[Edited: This comment originally was for BitSpend.net which is now defunct.]</p>

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2013-11-01T20:25:55.823Z
BitSpend.net is closed, what about the alternative https://all4btc.com/ ?
rubo77
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2014-08-02T15:38:33.110Z
@rubo77: The way I understand your question, your comment would be a valid answer.
Murch
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Stephen Gornick
<p>Right now the it's still hard to buy everything using bitcoin, but you can use bitcoin to buy gift cards from <a href="http://www.gyft.com" rel="nofollow">gyft</a> and use it at many places.</p>

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user18386
<p>I recently heard of <a href="http://bitcoinstore.com" rel="nofollow">http://bitcoinstore.com</a></p>

<p>They don't provide "everything", and I'm not sure how shipping works, but they have quite a large selection. The way I understand that it works is they take in bitcoin, convert it to dollars, and then pay the actual provider of the item(NewEgg, Amazon, etc)</p>

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2014-06-27T08:04:25.067Z
-1 for incorrect information.  Bitcoinstore.com is a great site, but it's not a pass through site that pays Amazon or NewEgg to provide items.  They are themselves an electronics store that stock items they source from manufacturers.  See their official blog at http://bitcoinstore.tumblr.com/ for more details.
Evan Lynch
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2013-12-05T15:26:13.950Z
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Earlz
<p>One option is to use OKPAY they accept bitcoins to fund your wallet at a "market rate" and then you get credited Cash in your wallet.</p>

<p>They also have the ability to create a virtual master card which i thought is pretty cool, so you can essentially use it online. </p>

<p>Although you do need to be verified to use their services.</p>

<p>Note: At the time of writing this, the market rate was $30 cheaper USD per coin compared to BTC-e (normally one of the lower values) , but depending on how badly you want to spend it everywhere, its not bad. </p>

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2013-12-08T22:51:53.043Z
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Isuru Fonseka
<p>Is there a place, where i can buy everything in other countries and pay with bitcoins?</p>

<p>I know there is a place somewhere.</p>

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2013-12-05T15:40:43.287Z
It might be good idea to mention [Proxy Coins](http://www.proxycoins.com/)
Maciej Mączko
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2014-06-27T07:12:37.170Z
:) I love this question
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How to buy everything with bitcoins
rubo77
# How to buy everything with bitcoins

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-04-17)

Is there a place, where i can buy everything in other countries and pay with bitcoins?

I know there is a place somewhere.

**Tags:** transactions, payment

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: It might be good idea to mention [Proxy Coins](http://www.proxycoins.com/)  
> **username_2**: :) I love this question  

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## 4 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2013-04-17. Score: 2

[Snapcard](http://joinsnapcard.com) is a buying service that uses a bookmarklet to populate a shopping cart on Snapcard's site using product details from the e-commerce site you want to buy from. Coindesk's [writeup](http://www.coindesk.com/snapcard-merchants-shop-bitcoin) on the service gives more info.

[Edited: This comment originally was for BitSpend.net which is now defunct.]

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: BitSpend.net is closed, what about the alternative https://all4btc.com/ ?  
> **username_4**: @username_0: The way I understand your question, your comment would be a valid answer.  

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### Answer by username_5 on 2014-06-27. Score: 0

Right now the it's still hard to buy everything using bitcoin, but you can use bitcoin to buy gift cards from [gyft](http://www.gyft.com) and use it at many places.


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### Answer by username_6 on 2013-12-05. Score: 0

I recently heard of <http://bitcoinstore.com>

They don't provide "everything", and I'm not sure how shipping works, but they have quite a large selection. The way I understand that it works is they take in bitcoin, convert it to dollars, and then pay the actual provider of the item(NewEgg, Amazon, etc)

> **Comments:**
> **username_7**: -1 for incorrect information.  Bitcoinstore.com is a great site, but it's not a pass through site that pays Amazon or NewEgg to provide items.  They are themselves an electronics store that stock items they source from manufacturers.  See their official blog at http://bitcoinstore.tumblr.com/ for more details.  

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### Answer by username_8 on 2013-12-08. Score: 0

One option is to use OKPAY they accept bitcoins to fund your wallet at a "market rate" and then you get credited Cash in your wallet.

They also have the ability to create a virtual master card which i thought is pretty cool, so you can essentially use it online.

Although you do need to be verified to use their services.

Note: At the time of writing this, the market rate was $30 cheaper USD per coin compared to BTC-e (normally one of the lower values) , but depending on how badly you want to spend it everywhere, its not bad.


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