To me it seems that you've just added one more intermediary than getting rid of them
Maybe. Or maybe he was going to be depositing some money in his bank, sending it to a bitcoin exchange, and buying bitcoin with it anyway. Whether he does that with $100 or $10,000, it's still the same process, and so these extra steps are trivial for himBut he wasn't doing this previously, funny enough. One thing I find weird, it was a real pain in the ass to deposit cash to the bank, and now 3-4 extra steps including this are trivial? Common, this is a completely biased view on the situation and you know it.
It also opens the possibility of people purchasing goods from him with bitcoin, and him sending that bitcoin directly to his supplier, meaning no intermediaries at all for him.
A thing he didn't do previously although he could, and a thing he didn't even mention.
If bitcoin is saving your business a lot of time, don't you think you would at least mention what business you have and what he deals with, not this merit phishing sob story? Common, analyze it for a few seconds and you realize it lacks logic all around.
Before it took days to clear the payment and weeks to have them delivered, now he gets it in under a week via DHL, well, I guess bitcoin speeds even DHL
