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Re:How Humble Bundle stops online fraud by wmf on Friday July 22, 2016 @06:07PM (#12147115)
It's worse if the Bitcoin payment never goes through or the customer abandons their cart due to Bitcoin's generally poor UX.
Re:How Humble Bundle stops online fraud by voxic11 on Friday July 22, 2016 @06:52PM (#12147347)
I really like bitcoins ux, it's really simple to take out your phone and scan a qr code. I've also made a large number of transactions and have never had one fail (some can take a while to get confirmed but every merchant I've used credits you as soon as they get the broadcast, not when it's actually confirmed.
Re:How Humble Bundle stops online fraud by swiley on Friday July 22, 2016 @09:46PM (#12147968)
This is my feeling exactly! Bitcoin ux (especially for online only stuff that doesn't actually need an address) is actually way nicer than typing in my credit card.

This last time I tried to buy something with my credit card I accidentally mistyped the code on the back and they disabled it until I called the card issuer and gave them my SSN!

Re:How Humble Bundle stops online fraud by StavrosK on Friday July 22, 2016 @06:56PM (#12147359)
"Poor UX"?

"Scan QR code, press Accept" is poor UX? You should see Visa's 3D secure, the thing that just makes me close the browser window whenever I see it, because it means I'm never getting the payment through.

Re:How Humble Bundle stops online fraud by divbit on Friday July 22, 2016 @06:35PM (#12147255)
I would guess, just having it as an option in addition to credit cards, wouldn't make someone abandon their cart in the case of a poor UX (more likely abandon bitcoin)
Re:How Humble Bundle stops online fraud by zanny on Friday July 22, 2016 @10:09PM (#12148037)
The various tipping services on reddit and other message boards that enable bots are anything but poor UX. Nothing else can come close to enable that kind of instant tipping.