How to get paid for spreading Bitcoin

How to help spread Bitcoin awareness while earning money at the same time.

With the economy doing poorly, here is a great way for anyone to easily earn some extra cash while spreading Bitcoin awareness at the same time. With a little effort, anyone should be able to make $10 to $20 per hour in cash. Just follow these easy steps.

If you don’t already have a Bitcoin wallet, get one here.
If you don’t already have some bitcoin, buy some here.

Make a physical sign advertising 10% off on Starbucks gift cards.
Find a local Starbucks, and check with the manager that the below plan is ok with him.
Sit near the entrance with your sign, but in a way that doesn’t block traffic.
When someone enquires, direct them to open their phone’s browsers to coffee.foldapp.com
Purchase Starbucks credit for them at 20% off using your bitcoin.
Sell the credit to them for 10% off.
Almost invariably people will ask how it works. This is your chance to tell them about Bitcoin!

This is likely a fantastic way for people to earn money while spreading knowledge about bitcoin, all while saving other people money on their coffee. It is a winning situation for everyone involved. Currently the coffee.foldapp.com is known to work in the following countries.

USA
Canada
Hong Kong
Macau
United Kingdom
Australia

See for yourself just how easy it is to pay at Starbucks using Bitcoin in the video below.

Tweet your Starbucks Bitcoin outreach photos to @BTCTN, and we will donate $25 each to the top three photos. The photo submission deadline is July 31st.

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Roger Ver

Roger Ver began his bitcoin journey in March of 2011. He was the first person in the world to start actively investing in Bitcoin startups. He was responsible for the world's first bitcoin billboard, national radio ads, the first large website to accept bitcoin as payment, the million dollar bitcoin bet, the seed funding for such companies as Blockchain.info, Bitpay.com, Kraken.com, Shapeshift.io, Luxstack.com, Safello.com and many many more. He is a voluntaryist, and believes that voluntary human interactions in the free market, can and should replace the violent interventions of governments.