Bitcoin Removes The Need For Refunding Online Card Fraud Victims

Bitcoin Removes The Need For Refunding Online Card Fraud Victims

Some serious questions are waiting to be answered when it comes to dealing with online payment fraud. Most of the issues associated with credit card payments stem forth from user data being stolen, and sometimes, that is the end user’s fault.Britain’s most senior police officer feels online fraud victims should not be reimbursed by banks. Sayings like these will eventually push consumers to Bitcoin and alternative forms of finance. “No Need To Refund Online Fraud Victims”. Nothing is more annoying than seeing a credit card statement with charges for items and services the owner did not....


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