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So all the spammers/scammers can't see what car you just bought and how much you paid for it and use it for spear phishing?
by nol13 9y ago
So all the spammers/scammers can't see what car you just bought and how much you paid for it and use it for spear phishing?
- vkou 9y agoThey can't see how much I paid for a car when I paid with a cheque either. This is not a problem that I, or 99% of human beings have. Again - what is the darknet supposed to protect me from?
- dingo_bat 9y agoSeriously, I have yet to hear a single legal use case that Bitcoin improves.
- alexmat 9y agoTransferring large amounts of money overseas for large purchases is cheaper, faster and safer than using the current banking system. So that's at least one legal use case Bitcoin has improved for me. Even after exchange fees and miners fees, I paid less in fees then I would have using a bank and the transaction confirmed in under an hour vs several days or more through banks.
- nol13 9y agoMainly referring to the credit card companies that will sell your data.
- vkou 9y ago1. You don't buy a car on a credit card. Dealerships won't even accept cards. Private individuals won't, either. 2. Your counterparty (the dealership) will sell your data, regardless of whether you pay with cheque, cash, bitcoin, gold coins, or lost pirate treasure.