I don't get how any company can accept credit cards for bitcoin purchases because bitcoin transactions are irreversable and credit cards can be reversed. Can someone explain how this actually is a workable thing?
It's treated as a same as cash transaction and isn't easily reversible.
It doesn't matter if it is a cash advance or a traditional "credit" transaction, you have the same rights to dispute the transaction after the same timeframe.
I am not sure why so many people for some reason think that just because something is classified as a cash advance that the transaction is not reversible.