VideosZ Expands Payment Options to Include Bitcoin

SEATTLE — VideosZ has implemented bitcoin subscription as a billing option via BitPay.  

The company reports to offer 84,000 properly licensed adult videos using an interface that affords full HD viewing, mobile compatibility, Roku set-top box streaming and daily updates of five DVDs worth of new content.

"We rolled out the new bitcoin option last weekend and have already started seeing excellent results" said Clement of VideosZ.com "Some of our fans had asked if there was a way for us to add bitcoin, and when we looked deeper into the idea we discovered a secure solution was available via BitPay, so we added it to the choices presented to consumers on our join pages."

Now fans who prefer the anonymity of bitcoin when purchasing “personal items” like pornsite memberships can join without the anxiety of exposure, VideoZ added.

"As with anything we add to the VideosZ brand, we looked carefully at all the available options out there, and so far BitPay has been a pleasure to deal with,"  Clement continued. "The installation of the necessary software was simple and the cash out structure of that platform makes sense. Best of all, we are already bringing in bitcoin revenue, which confirms that a significant number of our potential customers prefer bitcoin over other available options like credit cards and online checks.”

While Clement conceded that he has no idea how big the future market of bitcoin will be, based on an in-house cost-benefit analysis “it already makes great sense for us to provide it for our fans and affiliate webmasters."

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