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The customer doesn't care whose fault it is. All they know is they lost $10 when trying to use BTC as cash.
by sillysaurus3 9y ago
The customer doesn't care whose fault it is. All they know is they lost $10 when trying to use BTC as cash.
- Trundle 9y ago"Due to Bitcoin network fees"
- makomk 9y agoMaybe not to the customer, but it matters in general because Bitpay and others are pushing Bitcoin Cash as a solution to this on the basis that it has lower fees because of its bigger block size (also because no-one is using it, so the blocks are almost always far below the Bitcoin block size). They likely stiffed him on the transaction fees for the return transaction too; the Bitcoin client's recommended fees are already on the conservative side, and they charged more.
- Dylan16807 9y ago> The customer doesn't care whose fault it is. That's usually used as justification for the customer blaming the company they were doing business with. (Which makes a lot of sense; it's that company's job to insulate the customer.) Weird to see you using it the opposite way.