Quote from: paybitcoin on February 01, 2013, 09:06:50 AM

I have always thought that there really needs to be some trusted third-party verification service for Bitcoin addresses, which would work in a similar fashion to an SSL CA. I don't believe the pgp-style web-of-trust model gives enough guarantees (or has enough defense against bad actors (edit, CACert is pretty close)) and using a cryptographic solution invites namespace-collision problems (i.e. the super secure third-party escrow solution at casacius.com.)

I don't know... I kind of like keeping my recieving addresses roughly as disposable as toiletpaper. Rather than trusting the address, it seems the stronger solution is trusting the way that you are given the address.