We paid in BTC, not dollars. So we should actually get more back than we paid, in theory.
I would have to agree. In my opinion, because bitcoin in itself has interest, as it constantly rises, our assembly refunds rightfully must be returned to us in the form of which we payed, in bitcoins (in denomination of cost based on the time history for which we payed for them when they were worth $80-$120 ea. per BTC).
Because for a ridiculous example, I payed $560 for Assembly in bitcoins, of which at the time they were worth ~$112 ea., be it that I sent ~5
BTC for assembly, if by happenstance in the future a bitcoin increased to an extreme value (which it possibly may) such as $5,000+, that is $25,000 that I could have simply sat on--significantly more than being returned $560 assembly refund based on USD such as, I would get only .112
BTC back in this extreme example, when initially it was 5 BTC i sent over (44 times that!)
Prices were quoted in usd. If btc had gone down in value you would be complaining and wanting your refunds in usd. The constructive, useful, interesting posts in this thread and only just enough to keep people here. I'm desperate for the refunds to be paid out so the whining will stop.