Re:Ledger Stax – Hardware wallet with eInk display for digit...
by PretzelPirate on Tuesday December 06, 2022 @03:23PM
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You have multiple crypto payment options at check out.
Re:Ledger Stax – Hardware wallet with eInk display for digit...
by josteink on Tuesday December 06, 2022 @04:20PM
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Not any options other than local currency offered when I checked earlier, nor when I checked again now.
A crypto-wallet vendor is literally blocking crypto payments, even when they (according to you) support it (for some users)?
I mean come on. That’s ridiculous?
Re:Ledger Stax – Hardware wallet with eInk display for digit...
by Kiro on Tuesday December 06, 2022 @04:52PM
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According to your other comment you haven't even seen the payment page. If you had you would indeed see that you can pay with crypto even from Norway. You're conflating payment options with the display price.
Re:Ledger Stax – Hardware wallet with eInk display for digit...
by ChrisClark on Tuesday December 06, 2022 @03:35PM
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You can pay for it with many types of crypto. Not sure why you'd say this without checking first.
Re:Ledger Stax – Hardware wallet with eInk display for digit...
by josteink on Tuesday December 06, 2022 @04:17PM
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> You can pay for it with many types of crypto. Not sure why you'd say this without checking first.
I’ve added one to the cart and gone to checkout and literally gone all the way until I’m required to enter a shipping address and register an account.
At no point yet have I been offered the option to pay in anything except local currency (NOK).
If crypto payment is an option they are doing everything they can to keep it secret.
Re:Ledger Stax – Hardware wallet with eInk display for digit...
by nihilius on Tuesday December 06, 2022 @04:46PM
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Right in the footer on the left side are all the payment options.
https://i.imgur.com/RvBDaw2.png
But you know… if these guys thinks that crypto is a real currency and think you should use it for trade…
Why do I have to pay for it using “real” money? They don’t really seem to be fully invested in what they’re selling.