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> If you're a trusted merchant with shady customers, once the transaction posts you don't have to worry about scammers fraudulently disputing the charge or your
by AlexandrB 6y ago
> If you're a trusted merchant with shady customers, once the transaction posts you don't have to worry about scammers fraudulently disputing the charge or your bank cutting you off because that happened too often.
If you're a scammer merchant, ripping off good-faith customers you also don't have to worry about chargebacks. Bitcoin moves power from the consumer to the merchant. I don't see that as a net positive.
- AnthonyMouse 6y agoThen don't pay scammer merchants with payment methods that don't have chargebacks. That's no reason not to do it when you're confident that you can trust the merchant and the merchant has legitimate reasons to expect that some of their customers are unreliable. It's a common problem for adult products that the buyer's spouse sees the charge on the credit card statement, the buyer claims not to know anything about it and the spouse disputes the charge even though the merchant did nothing wrong.