I actually responded to that above if you look. You ignored it when you went off about the credit card thing. Here is my response. "How would I know? A compa

I actually responded to that above if you look. You ignored it when you went off about the credit card thing. Here is my response. "How would I know? A company can seem fine and turn into a scam quickly. I could use an escrow service but then I'd have to arrange that for every purchase when currently I can have it handled for me automatically." >You can now complain all day about Bitcoin not having a chargeback mechanism. Or you can just accept it as fact and refrain from sending your coins to random bitcoin addresses... The point is though you either reimplement the security manually for each transaction or you only shop at a handful of companies and hope there isn't a mistake that they can't track on their side. Look at all the complaints about Tiger direct not refunding bitcoin payments early on for an example of a non-scamming company screwing people over not by maliciousness but by incompetence. So yes. I could just hope I won't run into one of those problems while shopping or I could manually setup escrow for every purchase and hope the escrow solution I choose is legitimate. Or I could just keep using my credit card and not have to worry. And people wonder why bitcoin isn't gaining traction?