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I would encourage anyone with an online business with a social media page to begin trading goods for silver. It helps educate the public, and it helps increase your hoard with discounted silver.

The silver you get this way is discounted by your net margin percentage on the goods you sell. For example, you normally make 35% profit on your goods. If you accept $100 of Ag at spot, for $100 of your goods; you just got $100 of Ag for a cost of $65 in your goods.


I just posted this on my business Facebook page
( http://www.facebook.com/pages/Beefjerky ... 113?v=wall ):

"Beefjerky.com now accepts silver bullion and silver coins as payment for beef jerky. Email HQ@beefjerky.com to make a deal."

That, mate, is a bloody brilliant idea. Bravo.

Dont forget that little thing called....sales taxes.

Most internet sales are sales tax exempt....for now.

IdahoCopper wrote:Most internet sales are sales tax exempt....for now.

That isnt going to be the case for long though... Just looked at a list of new taxes that are currently being floated in the state of GA by a solid majority republican state governemnt....its nauseating. Things gotta change or we are all bound to serfdom.

Coincidentally, I read that Monex is now accepting dried meat products as payment for bullion.

AGCoinHunter wrote:

IdahoCopper wrote:Most internet sales are sales tax exempt....for now.

That isnt going to be the case for long though... Just looked at a list of new taxes that are currently being floated in the state of GA by a solid majority republican state governemnt....its nauseating. Things gotta change or we are all bound to serfdom.

Do tell more please... I have not heard of this yet.

Why not calculate the tax based on the silver's face value but charge the tax in fiat, it's all legal tender, right?