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Thanks for the feedback -- agreed, that's definitely become apparent.

• quickthrower2 4y ago
  Yes, people need to know: 1. What are the steps to purchase it. 2. What are the steps to spend it. 3. What are the steps to receive it, including verification. 4. Convince me I won't lose my funds by accident. 5. Convince me I won't lose my funds by hack of protocol. 6. Convince me I won't lose funds if a hacker gains access to your centralized system. 7. What happens if I lose the note(s)? 8. Processing fees. 9. Can I give someone a note and avoid the Bitcoin transaction fee? (I am guessing yes as nothing needs to happen on the chain. But if I receive a note can I be sure I won't be swindled).
• spicybright 4y ago
  Frankly it seems weird you even need this pointed out to you. If I wasn't giving you the benefit of the doubt, it really smells like your typical crypto scam to trick people that don't understand the technology fully into giving you money.