We're happy to announce that we now accept bitcoin as an alternative payment method for TL Store purchases and for TL+! If you aren't sure what bitcoin is, the following video will help to explain it:

We have partnered with bitpay who provide a fast and secure bitcoin checkout experience that you can use from your desktop with a bitcoin application or from your phone by scanning a QR code. Our prices will continue to be displayed in US Dollars or Euros, but will be converted to the equivalent BTC amount at the time of checkout.

Let us know if you have any questions!

T0F4sT

Netherlands317 Posts

December 03 2013 12:07 GMT

when are you guys gonna accept my TLO+ coins?

Plexa

Aotearoa39261 Posts

December 03 2013 12:10 GMT

Netherlands12045 Posts

December 03 2013 12:20 GMT

On December 03 2013 21:07 T0F4sT wrote:
when are you guys gonna accept my TLO+ coins?

this joke should never die.

Capz

98 Posts

December 03 2013 12:27 GMT

So how much does 12 months of TL+ costs in BTC?

Dusty

United States3359 Posts

December 03 2013 12:28 GMT

...what

ROOTSasquatch

United States234 Posts

December 03 2013 12:34 GMT

I once did some free coaching and the guy insisted on paying me 15 bitcoins, I had no idea what they were at the time so when I reformatted my computer I didn't bother saving the wallet

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Seems like so many places are starting to use bitcoins though so It's nice that TL is too!

Muffinman53

571 Posts

December 03 2013 12:39 GMT

On December 03 2013 21:34 ROOTSasquatch wrote:
I once did some free coaching and the guy insisted on paying me 15 bitcoins, I had no idea what they were at the time so when I reformatted my computer I didn't bother saving the wallet

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Seems like so many places are starting to use bitcoins though so It's nice that TL is too!

That was the most expensive lesson you'll ever give T_T

boxerfred

Germany8360 Posts

December 03 2013 12:41 GMT

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Seems like so many places are starting to use bitcoins though so It's nice that TL is too!

some guy lost his hard drive with the key to a hell of a lot bitcoins. that equaled a loss of more than a million dollars if I remember correctly. you should've kept them

ricecake

152 Posts

December 03 2013 12:46 GMT

#10

I remember learning about bitcions over two years ago. I assumed bitcoins would never take off, so I didn't bother with them (and besides, my not-so-state-of-the-art GTX 250 could only mine a few coins per day!). I definitely feel a bit of remorse seeing the price at over $1000 :|.

Anyways, bitcoin is a cool idea, and with services like bitpay I can't think of a good reason not to accept them.

gophario

United States169 Posts

December 03 2013 12:49 GMT

#11

TL getting into the speculation market, I like it

istandwithmitt

Brazil117 Posts

December 03 2013 12:55 GMT

#12

fucking lol

User was temp banned for this post.

CutieBK

Sweden227 Posts

December 03 2013 12:56 GMT

#13

This is fricking amazing! Good on ya TL <3

Ragnarork

France9034 Posts

December 03 2013 13:11 GMT

#14

I'm quite perplexed by this, but that just may be because I see Bitcoin as a fuzzy thing that will go down in flames and die eventually... :/

Drake

Germany6146 Posts

December 03 2013 13:11 GMT

#15

i am sad knowing friends bought some at few dollar and now they are at 1000 ... i am feeling stupid xD

dreamseller

Australia914 Posts

December 03 2013 13:15 GMT

#16

On December 03 2013 22:11 Ragnarork wrote:
I'm quite perplexed by this, but that just may be because I see Bitcoin as a fuzzy thing that will go down in flames and die eventually... :/

maybe. people are pretty angry at the international banking system. this is a solution