on a small order the fee can be a meaningful fraction. on a large one the discount wins easily
#payments 2025-11-17
- ten_of_ten — a wrong network transfer is gone. nobody can get it back for you and nobody here will try the mods stop escrow conversations immediately and they are right to 18:26
- fasting_insulin — sent to the wrong network, is there any way back 18:38
- split_the_cost — network fees were higher than the discount, has anyone done that maths 19:30
- per_mg_pete — coming back after 16 months, has anything changed on fees 20:14
- gall_bladder_gav — invoice mismatches happen. check the total against what you actually sent, not against what you meant to send 20:46
a wrong network transfer is gone. nobody can get it back for you and nobody here will try
the mods stop escrow conversations immediately and they are right to
do not send a test payment to prove anything to anyone. that is a pattern, not a precaution
triple check it
sent to the wrong network, is there any way back
update from 12 months ago: fees are lower than they were and the discount maths has changed
do suppliers ever refund and how does that even work
the discount pattern is roughly ten percent almost everywhere and it is a real saving at volume, anyway
check the first four and the last four characters of the address. every single time, no exceptions
no chargebacks
do the fee maths
paying in two parts is sometimes offered and it does not reduce your risk, it splits it
wait for confirmations
work out the network fee before you take the ten percent discount. sometimes it eats it
i keep every transaction reference in a note with the order. it has been useful twice
network fees were higher than the discount, has anyone done that maths
a stablecoin while the order is pending removes one variable you do not need
the room holds no money, brokers nothing, and runs no escrow. that has never moved
polite message usually fixes it
coming back after 16 months, has anything changed on fees
discount is standard now
invoice says €72 and my total came out different, whos wrong
invoice mismatches happen. check the total against what you actually sent, not against what you meant to send