What does the success rate now means on their order page? Ir wasn't there before.
Anyways, they seem to have removed any useful, step-by-step user guide on how to easily/best use their system, I don't know for whatever reason. Now I even don't dare to ask why they don't feature their fees structure on a prominent place.
Anyways, they seem to have removed any useful, step-by-step user guide on how to easily/best use their system, I don't know for whatever reason. Now I even don't dare to ask why they don't feature their fees structure on a prominent place.
I have no clue. Success rate doesn't seem to be accurate in my limited usage cases, as all orders have gone through at 20% (when it said 75% success rate).
It's probably all-inclusive, though. And afaik, people from the U.S. have the highest success rate. Those from more exotic countries will be dragging down the % of success.
Makes sense
. Random question, but do you guys think Purse could survive if Amazon started accepting Bitcoin? Yes, of course, since purse is all about the dicounts they give. There would be more painless ways to order. Even some sellers offering 10% discount directly. No waiting time for purse buyers. But purse still exists because of their high discounts.
This. Now if Amazon offered competitive discounts, it might negate the effects of Purse, but that's a long shot.
Amazon could never compete with discounts of 25% to 50% i believe. The margin they have is already built for mass sales. So it is impossible for them to give discounts in that area.
Though i'm not sure how often sales with these high discounts are happening on purse.
