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Title: [VIDEO] How StompRomp eliminates payment fraud by using bitcoin Post by: BitPay Business Solutions on January 07, 2013, 03:19:07 AM New post is up, with a cool video from StompRomp!
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I like this quote from the article the best though: Quote "We have to spend an hour being a private detective on every international sale," says Josh Harvey. "We need to contact the buyer, ask them who is their employer, what is their address history, what is this purchase for. We need to do our own research to assess the risk whether this is a scam or not. I honestly don't know what we are paying Visa for, when we have to do all the work." |