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I do not, but that doesn't take away the fact that millions use the platform. It might gain traction, amongst Facebook users.

• glofish 7y ago
  I general I believe that people don't like to mix entirely different tasks. Chatting with friends is not the same as buying stuff. It can really poison the atmosphere. The very act that you could send money makes you less engaged.
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  • CodeCube 7y ago
    You're not considering FB Marketplace ... the primary interaction there is via FB Messenger. I can foresee the following: 1. see something you like 2. message seller and arrange meetup/pickup 3. upon inspection, pay via messenger 4. transaction done
    • glofish 7y ago
      I don't know how much this applies to others but I really don't want the people that I transact with to have my facebook identity. Plus I don't want that track record following me around. Unlike other communication that is more ephemeral, it is very likely that any monetary transaction will be permanently and irrevocably attached to the facebook identity.
      • CodeCube 7y ago
        That's fair ... but I assume you wouldn't have any problem with acknowledging that not everyone is going to place this same constraint on themselves yeah?
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