I was referring to hate the face's swearing.
You make some interesting points (unlike hate the face) but I just don't have time to research and respond to each one.
However, on the Paypal worldwide page it does state "Send and receive payments in these countries. Withdraw from your PayPal account to a U.S. bank account.
I doubt someone in Botswana has a US bank account.
We take so much for granted.
No, look closer. Like bitcoin, no bank accounts needed. If the liquidity is there, there is no need for banking. It's just cheaper. You make some interesting points (unlike hate the face) but I just don't have time to research and respond to each one.
However, on the Paypal worldwide page it does state "Send and receive payments in these countries. Withdraw from your PayPal account to a U.S. bank account.
I doubt someone in Botswana has a US bank account.
We take so much for granted.
In re to utility I actually find BTC far, far easier to use than traditional online banking services and apparently so do a lot of other people.
That's cool, I guess, but you saying so doesn't really make it so. I think I've made a case for why the former generally isn't true for most people. "A lot" doesn't really mean anything, does it? What is "a lot" relative to the rest of the mobile/cloud payment industry, or the banking industry?