Huh? One way transactions cut down charge backs, they don't cut down fraud. It just moves the fraud risk to the consumer (and the wallets), instead of the mer

Huh? One way transactions cut down charge backs, they don't cut down fraud. It just moves the fraud risk to the consumer (and the wallets), instead of the merchants. Great for merchants, not great for consumers. Again, as merchants are already willing to take a cut to attract consumers via credit cards, it seems unlikely that consumers will be motivated to use bitcoin over credit cards.