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...and, as quoted by sunshine_reggae, lower transaction costs.
by some-username 3y ago
...and, as quoted by sunshine_reggae, lower transaction costs.
- kybernetyk 3y agoas an average joe on the consumer end I don't care about transaction costs. at least here in germany that's the vendor's problem.
- some-username 3y agoWon't the vendors just design their prices in a way that it's economically feasible for them - they just include the transaction costs in the price?
- kybernetyk 3y agoyes, but they're not allowed to charge different prices depending on payment method. so they may factor those costs in - but everyone pays them. doesn't matter if they're paying cash or visa. so as a consumer I don't care about taler's lower transaction costs because I still have to pay the full price. so why should I switch? I'm happy with my visa on my apple watch.
- Almondsetat 3y agothe vendor factors them in the final price, especially if you're buying something below 10 euros not to mention online micropayments such as donations which could allow people to just send 1 dollar without fear of fees taking up most of it
- mytailorisrich 3y agoEspecially while having to pay 19-25% VAT on most purchases...