That changed while I was installing a couple ceiling fans for a customer.

During the job, he asked if I had ever thought about accepting Bitcoin as payment.

“No, I’ve heard about it… but I wouldn’t even know how to take payment.”

He smiled and said it wasn't that hard.

While I finished the installation, he helped me set up a Bitcoin wallet on my phone and explained the basics of sending and receiving payments. To show me how it worked, he sent a small payment.

A few minutes later, it showed up.

When the job was finished, he asked if I wanted a check or Bitcoin payment.

At that point I figured:

“Why not?”

By the time I got home, the payment had already arrived.

That Changed How I Looked at Bitcoin

Bitcoin stopped feeling like speculation and started feeling like real-world commerce.

While we were talking, he mentioned a site called BitIncs.com — a directory that helps Bitcoin spenders and local businesses that accept Bitcoin find each other for real-world products and services.

Coffee shops
Tradesmen
Craftsmen
Flea market vendors
Local services
Online businesses

That was when it clicked for me:

Bitcoin is useful because people can actually use it.
Not investment speculation, but a real-world payment alternative.

Ready to See How It Works?

Whether you want to spend Bitcoin or accept it, BitIncs helps both sides find each other.