Quote from: InvoKing on November 26, 2015, 01:37:27 PM

Quote from: GannickusX on November 26, 2015, 01:05:37 PM

You have no choice? Yes you do, with fiat you can pick trusted websites that are regulated and won't scam you. Bitcoins on the other hand, how many websites are regulated that use bitcoin? ''When you make a payment with a credit card, if later on you do not get the product that you paid for you can request a "chargeback" With bitcoins that's not possible because all the transactions are final.

Don't forget that bitcoin is still making its first steps comparing to fiat.
I don't see the fact that the irreversible btc payment is a problem, I will give an example: company x like eBay/aliexpress could be the intermediate between the buyer and the seller. Me the buyer purchased a product from a seller with or without trust rating, first i will send my payments to a btc address that the company provides and once I receive my purchase i have to confirm it else if I didn't in 60 days it will get auto-confirmed. Now confirming that I received it in a good condition is ok but if I said it isn't the case i have to resend it to the seller (like in fiat)...
Another possibility like in the play store tho, the app maker have to deposit money before advertising his app in case someone that purchased his app claim a refund. So the seller in our example have to deposit few coins in a specific btc address of the company in case of problems. Then everything will return like a normal payment procedures, don't forget that eBay or aliexpress have everyday many unsatisfied users from their purchase.

Of course that would work, that's how it works with fiat BUT companies that use bitcoins, including exchanges, casinos and other companies are not always regulated and therefore they can do whatever they want, of course they can tell you this and that but if you have no information about them they could end up stealing all your bitcoins and you wouldn't be able to do anything at all.