Quote from: caveden on December 19, 2012, 10:10:48 PM

Quote from: BitcoinStore on December 19, 2012, 09:22:15 PM

I was reading through the threads and noticed this:

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As soon as this ends i give up the bitcoin idea entirely

All my bitcoins will be given away
I will start a thread sometime later today or max tommorow, This right here got me

Please don't leave Nethead. Scammer or not, Bitcoin needs people like you just as much as Bitcoin needs businesses like ours.

Oh, come on...

I was restraining myself from posting in this late drama since it was too much "storm in a glass of water" to my taste, but this abandon of self-respect here is not necessary.

No, Bitcoin does not need dishonest people. Actually, nothing does. Assuming the guy is really refusing to refund the mistaken transaction (what really seems to be the case), he's dishonest and we are better off if he just disappears.

It's okay and admirable to recognize your own mistakes. I just don't think they were that serious to justify all this drama... publicly posting the individual's personal details might have been unappropriated... But he shouldn't have lied and kept your money either. There were mistakes from both sides, but Roger's mistakes were certainly less serious, from a moral/ethical perspective at least.

You don't need to lower your head that much. Unless I'm wrong about something, that individual own more apologies to you that you own to him. You're falling at "troll baits" here and humiliating yourself.

Like I said, holding everything else aside, the point of this store is to promote Bitcoin and introduce more people both to Bitcoin itself, and the savings and benefits it can bring.

Dishonest or not, we should not be pushing anyone away from Bitcoin.

It was a mess from the start and admitting that our side was wrong is one of the few ways to move on.

I doubt Nethead will apologize. I don't know if he has to, in any case, we screwed up, and we're apologizing for that fact.