AutoPartsWay, the “one stop shop” solution for purchasing auto parts online in Canada and the U.S., has announced that it is now accepting digital currency bitcoin as a payment method, in addition to the traditional methods such as Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and Paypal.
“AutoPartsWay is changing that reputation and spearheading the way as the first auto parts online retailer accepting Bitcoin”, the online retailer said.
It said that the move comes following major push and popular demand from customers on its website. It places AutoPartsWay at par with some of the biggest names in retail such as Zappos, Amazon, CVS, and even Tesla.
Consumers world over are increasingly shifting towards online shopping and this calls for a fast and easy process for making online payments and Bitcoin has emerged as a perfect payment alternative in this context.
“The ability to facilitate transactions at fast speeds and with easy payment options is another sure way the AutoPartsWay believes is the best way to treat customers”, it added.
AutoPartsWay is an online auto parts retailer with a huge selection of exterior, interior, engine, AC, brakes, and other parts for vehicles. It has simplified the search process for customers to quickly be able to identify and purchase the exact part for their vehicle. It offers free shipping for orders over $100 in the US.
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Online Retailer AutoPartsWay Integrates Bitcoin Payments
AutoPartsWay, the “one stop shop” solution for purchasing auto parts online in Canada and the U.S., has announced that it is now accepting digital currency bitcoin as a payment method, in addition to the traditional meth…
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