I dont understand your point here ... you are speaking on behalf of almost negligible amount of people who is dumb enough to put a wrong address and expect to get their funds ?
so you go to ebay and buy stuff and put a wrong address and you blame ebay for sending the item to the wrong address ?? be sensible
your argument is immature
See, this is especially ironic considering that, if you enter an invalid postal code or adress, most reputable sites will mention that it is invalid.
Something you specifically refrain from doing. (Despite it costing less than 10 minutes to implement).
Also, the argument was never about a wrong adress- it was about an
INVALID adress. "Ebay" won't keep your money if you entered an invalid shipping adress, while at the same time not sending anything out....
its actually simple, you enter the correct address and you get your funds mixed in a secured manner, if you enter a wrong address, we cant trackback your correct address. We are in the mixing business not in mind reading business , we cant read your mind if you put a wrong address and expect us to magically know your right address.
... You (purposefully) don't get what he said?.. ...You can always say that, whether the adress was right or wrong.
"Oops, you pasted your adress wrong, the money is ours now!"
-- Adding another unnecessary factor of trust.
I already know what your reply to this is going to be: "Muh M2POPOCPO code" - Yeah, you only store that for 24H, and the customer has another hoop to jump through, while he still doesn't know whether you're being malicious, or if it's actually their own fault. -- That also didn't work last time, right? The code was already deleted when you found out 106$ was stuck.
If you have the best intentions for your customers, i really, really don't understand why you're being so stubborn about trivial things such as this.