Yes the possibility that is pretty much happening along with the risks involved.What if the store's computer has a keylogger in it ? How AM I suppose to pay in a store if my wallet is installed on my desktop ? The solution would be installing a bitcoin wallet app right ? My next question : Why should I trust an app with my bitcoins ? Hardware wallet ? Too expensive isn't it ? Until we find a most reliable way to carry bitcoins along without any risks involved,it's still a far-fetched goal yet to be reached.

It's already happening in Japan.You can buy Satori coins through an vending machine!

Paypal is old.Future is bitcoin.The day everyone ditches paypal,we'd celebrate the "Bitcoin Awareness Day"!

That was a cool idea but how will they be encouraged if they do know nothing about bitcoin.  Maybe you couod discuss them first the history of bitcoin and how it operates like that.  And then you could show some proofs thatnit actually works like paper money.  And then give them some stores that doing bitcoin payments.  And of course are they willing to have online transactions?  Cause it might just give them expenses because of additional computer and internet fees.

Surprised to see that no-one has replied to this (unless I missed it), but this really is very important if you're going to convince a business to accept Bitcoin.
If you suggest accepting Bitcoin to a business and they try it out and they don't generate enough revenue with it, than it's actually quite damaging to the image of Bitcoin and they would probably not try it again if it fails the first time.

I would suggest that if you do manage to convince a store, pub or restaurant to accept BTC, you at least go there yourself and pay with Bitcoin regularly and tell all your friends about it.
Also, go the extra mile and add that business to any website or service that lists businesses accepting Bitcoin.

that wont help most probably, i actually tried emailing a few cafes telling that a lot of young people are actually using bitcoins so they should accept it but i got ignored

That was not really a good idea though.
Attempting to say to the owner of the store 'you can lose 35%-45% customers because of something' is obviously fishy enough. I doubt managers would even want to entertain that kind of start up presentation.

That is really a nice suggestion, with that they will be attracted more to the system we provide as they will get a free advertising , but only those offline stores will  accept that deal who will have knowledge about online business and will have good knowledge about digital system.

I wouldnt want a physical store to accept Bitcoin until another alternative to waiting for a confirmation comes out. Maybe when the lightning network is finished?

Your statement... (35%-45%) Where did you get those numbers?

What you're saying is, you live in a city full of dumbasses. I didn't realize there was anyone from Detroit on this forum. Welcome.

The best way to encourage an offline store to accept BTC is to give them some belief that they'll be getting more sales from accepting it. You have to give them either the desire to gain or the fear of loss, and in order to get them to accept some additional forms of payment you have to give them the desire to gain. As long as you can prove their sales will increase, they will more than likely be more interested.

@QuestionAuthority, is just contribution from Bestwishes745. Although people from is location may have little or no knowledge about the use of computer & e-currency today but, that does not mean people from such area's would not embrace the use of such currency if, proper awareness are created by those of us who are into btc trading. Instead, i think Bestwishes745 need's compliment for his effort for doing what an average person will not do. 

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Bitcseo