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There is a system for dispute resolution. Both parties agree to use a third party, called a moderator, who will settle the dispute if either party is dissatisf
by SamPatt 9y ago
There is a system for dispute resolution.
Both parties agree to use a third party, called a moderator, who will settle the dispute if either party is dissatisfied.
The cryptocurrency isn't sent directly to the seller, but it goes into a 2-of-3 multisig account. That requires any two of the parties to release the funds.
Most of the time the buyer and seller are happy and release the funds when the transaction is completed, but if either party is unhappy then they open a dispute and the moderator gets involved. He / she then joins with the winning party to move the funds.
Moderators are very important in the system and it's important that people choose trustworthy ones, so my company OB1 offers a service where we vet moderators so people know who to choose.
https://ob1.io/verified-moderators.html https://ob1.io/verified-moderators.html
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