Quote from: malevolent on May 19, 2019, 01:54:23 PM

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on May 18, 2019, 08:34:45 AM

It's a very good decision in my opinion and Paxful should follow them because It doesn't matter how careful you are, you could fall for these scams one way or another. I remember buying some cards from someone on Paxful, and he used to have +1000 positive reviews while only a couple negative and then, his cards were carded. I managed to do some digging to find out that he's involved in some carding forums.

I had a very similar experience, except I started with the digging and so didn't send the guy any money.

Quote from: BitBustah on May 19, 2019, 01:43:39 PM

Not buying this excuse, credit card fraud happens with every commerce sector. If stores stopped accepting credit cards and only took cash because of a small percent of stolen cards they would be idiots. Its just the cost of doing business. It is something you factor into your costs. Only a small percentage of people are scammers, the bulk of your transactions will come from people with good intentions.

Things change when we're dealing with a pseudonymous currency, where it's too easy for someone to get paid for stolen stuff and disappear. This means you're attracting tons of scammers, and you're faced with a choice to either stop accepting risky payment methods, or introduce stringent KYC measures.

We should understand one thing , out of few bad stuff , most the things that happens on these platforms are really helping people in one way or the other , be it trader or vendor and one thing we should realize ,,,paxful and LBC monopoly , they suspend account ,charge high fees, keep so much bonds , lets stop this together , tell everyone about this platform.