Topic: WOW! Becoin failed to read and comprehend BFL's policy on BTC refunds - page 8. (Read 35835 times)

Talk to a lawyer, take the USD refund or leave it

Oh, never do that with any service that davout has on his signature. He will never refund your bitcoins in full.

Victim Card
Now the Racism  Card

Keep going theres not much left at the bottom of the barrel

Get it out of your system...

It must be hard being in a relationship with Hitler so I am here for you

The things he must make u do...oh the humanity

BTW...all i hear for you blah..blah..blah...lol

Take it to Judge Judy.

Seriously I'm amazed at some people unable to understand this.

How did BFL come to the btc price? Did they pick the number out of thin air?

NO

They asked for the appropriate amount of btc to fund the USD amount according to the exchange rate. Now if you want BTC back it has to be in USD amount you paid.

If they only accepted USD you would have had to exchange it to USD and after the refund in USD you would have had to exchange it back to BTC your self.

BFL did not randomly ask for an amount of btc. They took only what was needed to fulfill the dollar amount requested.

I beg your pardon.

All you have to do to make the point is steal the BTC I have in Instawallet.

Any day now.  Still waiting.  You better make it quick because I just bought something for Bitcoin for the first time ever (hurray!) and I'm waiting for the guy to figure out what software he's going to try to use to accept them. (After looking into things I'm going to suggest he tries Armory I think.)

Do you think I should have signed a contract with BitPay first before purchasing ASIC in bitcoins? What if a customer pays in bitcoins but doesn't have any idea who is bitpay? Are they rejected by BFL as a customer? That's a bit racist, isn't it?

Ah "becoin and his missing $68" so this was your cunning evil plan to start a thread and bitch bitch  and bitch again about (your opinion) missing $68 over a period of 2 months

WOw so totally left field and creative... u really caught me off guard with my perceived expectation of what was to come next in this thrilling saga.

You really seem to have issues with money...why dont u take a seat and tell me about it...comfortable...good..ok let me guess it has something to do with your mother

He shoots he scores.....(2 points ca-ching)

There are others on this board who have lost $100's-1000's from the bASIC explosion (me included still waiting) and u r carring on like some massive injustice has been brought against you...now if this guy was involved


(hes shoots and scores from outside the 3 point line..also bonus points for bringing hitler into the conversation..this guy is on fire!! )

I could understand...but that little chestnut has come & gone 60 years ago

1)Firstly BTC in not a FIAT or standard currency
2) Check the bitpay terms & conditions

I think u fail on all points..but if this is the best you got then go ahead and lose whatever last pieces of respect anybody has for you (except for other like minded indaviduals)

If you can some how link hitler to your problems then i might listen otherwise u are an ASShat who craves attention and wants to play the victim card

 (on the buzzer from the half court line ...3 points)


Its been fun & i look forward to the next installment of "becoin & hitler's love nest" on LifeStyles of the Slightly less Rich & now infamous

MFW

That's complete BS. You have no idea what you're talking about. MC and Visa do not exchange currencies for every transaction that needs a currency coversion. The issuing bank that issued the cc is doing that.

Sure. You can repay every debt in the US with a USD bill. But that doesn't mean you can repay a 1000 dollar debt with a 10 dollar bill. Or as dovout said with a 1 dollar bill.

Apparently you don't understand the difference between an exchange and a payment processor.  Mastercard and Visa are not currency exchanges - they are payment processors.  Nonetheless, they frequently take funds from a customer in one currency and pay the merchant in another.  By contrast, exchanges convert the currency for you so that you are able to pay the merchant directly in their preferred currency.

PayPal allows me to fund my account with AUD and then convert those funds to other currencies before paying the merchant.  I then end up with a sub-account which is holds USD in addition to my primary account which holds AUD.  Almost no-one uses this option because PayPal's fees for exchanging one currency to another are brutal compared to what CC companies charge, but if I was to directly pay the merchant in the destination currency then I could get my refund in that same currency and it would be for the exact amount I paid.

And yeah, in a couple of days people will abandon the trollish threads because one way or another Avalon will be the hot topic.

That said, Custom Hardware probably isn't the right forum for a thread about payment issues so maybe a mod could boot it somewhere else.

I took your mom to a courtroom.

I'm sure we can find much funnier.

Every response to becoin should now simply be "Take it to a courtroom."

Bitcoin is not recognized as a currency.
Therefore you never made a payment.
Therefore you are not entitled to a refund.

(oh and thanks for entertaining me while my test suites run)


Has it ever occurred to you that people might find entertainment in feeding trolls ?
I know there is really no point in throwing a stick for my labrador to fetch, there is really no productive value in it. Yet I do throw sticks. And I expect them to be fetched, for this has high entertainment value to me.

So much for not feeding the troll 

You just can't fix stupid...

"This note is legal tender, for all debts, public and private". Says so somewhere.


In any case, take them to small claims court if you are indeed so mad. Go ahead, open a case against BFL company, it's owners and shareholders if they have any, and face them in small claims court.