Topic: Trust in Merchants (Read 649 times)
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Hi Everyone,
This is an exciting time for the world and for the Bitcoin community.
As the prevalence, exposure, and market cap of Bitcoin grows, there will be more people of less than savory character attempting to steal from the community.
In that vein, what is the best method a company could utilize to ease the more than understandable distrust users would place in an unestablished company?
Obviously trust is slow to build and quick to lose, but is there anything a company could do that would make it harder for them to scam their customers and/or make it easier for customers to trust them?
Thanks in advance for the thoughts!
Cheers
This is an exciting time for the world and for the Bitcoin community.
As the prevalence, exposure, and market cap of Bitcoin grows, there will be more people of less than savory character attempting to steal from the community.
In that vein, what is the best method a company could utilize to ease the more than understandable distrust users would place in an unestablished company?
Obviously trust is slow to build and quick to lose, but is there anything a company could do that would make it harder for them to scam their customers and/or make it easier for customers to trust them?
Thanks in advance for the thoughts!
Cheers
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