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Monero idea-stimulator for what it's worth:
A couple years ago, I emailed a good Catholic book publisher and asked if they'd accept XMR as payment for an ebook.
They accepted, even though they weren't advertising it.
(I had noticed on their website's donation page that they accept crypto for their non-profit org.)
I was simply instructed to let them know exactly when and how much XMR I sent, and they would email me the ebook I was interested in.
It was a beautiful transaction.
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