Quote from: tegarp90 on September 15, 2018, 03:19:26 PM

Quote from: Kprawn on September 10, 2018, 02:57:16 PM

So, I buy a Amazon Kindle Fire, because I like to read. When you configure it for the first time, you have to login with your

Amazon account (obviously) and then you are presented with 2 x FREE audio books. I accept the 2 x FREE books, to test the

audio and also to experience audio books for the first time. (I prefer reading the ebooks, but I thought I would give it a try, to

see what it sounds like.)

A month down the line, I get a sms notification from my Bank, notifying me of a payment done to "Audible" so I phone my

Bank. They inform me that it is a monthly subscription to Audible.com. (I never gave consent for "Audible" to sign me up for a

monthly subscription) This is how they do it ---> http://prntscr.com/ksqxhv (I never even saw that, when I was offered the

2 FREE books) !!!!!!!! Why would I sign a subscription if I just wanted to listen to the so-called FREE books? Huh

In any way, I logged in again and cancelled the subscription and it already billed me for next month. Angry

Now, this will NEVER happen with Bitcoin, because nobody can automatically withdraw money from your Bitcoin address. You

have FULL control over your own money. Cool

I am not the only one - https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/audible.com

Bitcoin has a very low fees if doing a very large volume of transaction compared with creditcard or other payments.
But one thing that people are still afraid using bitcoin is the security. Many wallet hacked every day and it's so volatile

This is true story. I also remember I ended up in a paying subscription I didn't even remember I signed up to. Anyways, if Bitcoin was to be accepted so wildly I'm sure there will be ways similar to that to take your money.