you transfer the cert to the buyer after you see the escrow.. th ebuyer releases once he inspects the product in this case the code that it works.
Scenario #1: buyer does not release funds, arbiter can take over and release funds to you
Scenario #2: buyer claims it is wrong code, it needs to be proven that it is wrong code, is possible steps need to be carried out that allow provability without a doubt to another party that you ddid give valid code and it was claimed.
The problem of deceit will never be solved, if you dont rely on arbiters you have to lock funds and that removes incentives from using the system, the double deposit escrow does remove scenario #2 but its at a high cost although we can always implement that in a later release. We thought that the feedback and rating mechanism will deter people from doing scenario #2. Simply don't buy from bad rated merchants or dont sell to badly rated buyers, aswell dont use badly rated arbiters.
Aight, thx for reply.
I got some messages in the inbox from arbiter but I am having trouble viewing them. The message says "encrypted for recipient of message". Below inbox tab, it says "There are Syscoin messages you have received. You can choose which aliases to view related messages using the dropdown to the right." I don't see a dropdown box to the right for me to pick my alias like it has in escrow/marketplace/certificates. Also tried setting the default alias in options to my selling account, but I still cannot see the message from the arbiter. Is there anything else I can do to decrypt the message and read it?
@Solix, my aliases from sys 2.0 are gone too, think I read somewhere this was intended.