Quote from: Ryland R. Taylor-Almanza on May 02, 2017, 05:24:29 PM

Quote from: pcoin on May 02, 2017, 05:17:06 AM

Quote from: alva5763 on May 01, 2017, 07:12:55 PM

On Bitify you have the choice to use the site's escrow or deal without it at your own risk.

I am new to bitify service but i understand other markets especially those that accepts currencies that are reversible.

Quote from: Ryland R. Taylor-Almanza on May 01, 2017, 08:06:48 PM

Their escrow service is offered on all of the purchases they offer on their site.
You have the option to either accept to use it (by ticking it off before the purchase) or not too.
They charge 1% fee to process by going the escrow route.
It is pretty straight forward.

I have not seen an auction or sale that does not include this option to be available on their site.
So I do not know what you are saying as it is not available.

You want to continue to press and insist that is the case there isn't the option available from this seller
then I would say provide a screenshot showing what you are saying to be the case.

I do not claim the site is not legit but i am trying to know how to access their escrow function, when i clicked on the buy now button it took me to where i will either commit myself or No and i got confused.

You asked for screenshot

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After you click on commit to buy but if you have not figured out you must put in the quantity first. Either 1 or how ever many you wish to purchase.
You are then presented with the option if you want to use their escrow service which it will then add the 1% of the entire purchase amount to your total amount to be paid in bitcoin.

Hope you understand now how the escrow is enabled on the site now.

YW.

This can be very technical and difficult to know if there is nobody to put you through, i actually got confused at that point of commit to buy.
Thank you for your explanations, i can now proceed with the order without any fear and doubt.