/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>2416952

Better. See the shillthread for more information: http://boards.4chan.org/biz/thread/2415895#bottom

>>2416772

The double deposit escrow, in layman's terms, is like the "Mexican Standoff" of transactions. When neither party benefits from a transaction not going through, there is no incentive to rip off a customer. In addition, if you cause a customer to lose money through dishonest/poor business practices, the reputation system will sort out "good" BAY users from the "bad" BAY users. If this sounds like a radical concept, the elimination of all human arbitration between transactions - that is because it is, and that is why I became part of the team. This has huge potential to save a lot of people a lot of money, and it isn't vapourware, it is available RIGHT NOW.