Topic: Amagi Metals Drops USD As Payment Form (Read 856 times)
I think this is actually somewhat of a red flag. The market for bitcoin purchases is still very small. It would be understandable if a company's expenses were priced in bitcoin, but this company's expenses are not. The fact that they are only accepting a form of payment that is not reversible would make it very easy for them to scam if they decided they wanted to do so.
Any article mentioning "coin a bull", should include a link to this article:
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-gold-service-faces-class-action-alleged-fraud/
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-gold-service-faces-class-action-alleged-fraud/
Only if every merchant ever did this now.
This is literally the hundredth post on this topic. Thanks.
Amagi Metals has been running as a reputable business dealing in various types of precious metals such as gold, silver and platinum along with a host of other precious metals and base metals for quite some time. Many other products have been retailed by the bullion dealer such as gold coins, silver coins, and various other bullion. Amagi metals was one of the first precious metal dealers to start accepting Bitcoin along with Coin A Bull and Agora Commodities.
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