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So for that bitcoin fee, I get fraud protection too? So as a consumer I can challenge a fraudulent charge? And the money, it doesn’t leave my account until I sa
by ipython 4y ago
So for that bitcoin fee, I get fraud protection too? So as a consumer I can challenge a fraudulent charge? And the money, it doesn’t leave my account until I say so? Oh wait no? I get none of those guarantees? Just a “good luck! Buyer beware!”
No thank you. I’ll stick with my credit card. If I want to pay for something semi anonymously I’ll use cash.
- Spivak 4y agoNo and you know that. Bitcoin is semi-anonymous cash and it and it’s ilk are basically the only cash you can send digitally. You should stick with your credit card, that was literally always allowed.
- ipython 4y agoRight but the comment I responded to was comparing transaction fees. I pay zero transaction fees for using cash. I am willing to pay some small percentage to help protect me from fraud (and I have used that protection). Why would I pay a fee AND assume all the risk?