Thanks for testing this for us.
I also think that you should mention to everyone that we fully refunded all your orders.
Additionally, I personally responded to you every single time extremely fast.
Thanks again for testing, we are working on the Chilean issue.
Charlie
I don't know exactly what you're talking about.
You took my bitcoins. You didn't give me any phone credit. You disregarded my email and you ignored the problem description I submitted on the form on your website.
The statement "we
fully refunded all your orders" is nothing but a lie. You didn't refund my bitcoins.
Geez, it's clearly not a scam, the same guys already move 10s or 100s of thousands of coins per month, it's just new and they are working out the kinks I'm sure.
I don't really know what you're talking about either.
Are you saying that a person who takes bitcoins, doesn't provide the agreed-upon service, and then simply ignores efforts to communicate about the issue
isn't a scam?
FreeMoney, all I can say is that we have differing opinions about what a "scam" is.
I do not consider that sufficient.
Would you say that if you pay for a hotdog and the gentleman serving it has a heart attack dies and drops the last one on the ground? Is he is a scammer? More is required than not delivering in order for a scam to happen. It requires intent. There is no bad intent here, they are trying to offer a new international service, there are going to be some problems for a while.