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It's interesting that the reviews also touted the fact that a "your money back" guarantee was offered. ISTM that very few people would trust a money-back guaran
by zozbot123 8y ago
It's interesting that the reviews also touted the fact that a "your money back" guarantee was offered. ISTM that very few people would trust a money-back guarantee from a counterfeiter.
- gammateam 8y agobecause the payment would be in bitcoin, can't counterfeit bitcoin.
- hopler 8y agowikipedia.org/wiki/Double-spending
- kerkeslager 8y agoIf the counterfeiter has a history of actually providing the money back, they may actually be quite trustworthy. I don't know much about counterfeiters, but with ransomware, there's the danger that you pay the ransom and the criminal doesn't decrypt the data they were holding for ransom. If ransomware hackers don't decrypt the data regularly, they'll gain that reputation and people won't pay out the ransoms, which destroys their business model. So ransomware hackers almost always decrypt their victims' data. I suspect something similar happens with counterfeiters and other DNM sellers: they actually have to provide good customer service, including refunds when promised, in order to keep a good reputation. EDIT: I'll also add, that assuming people doing illegal things don't follow a system of ethics is a very "square" viewpoint. Sure, some criminals do behave completely amorally, but many simply have ethical systems which don't agree with the law.