Dwolla... Please don't become like paypal... =(

Okay, I don't understand. Jack deposits money in his Dwolla account. Then Jack transfers money to me. While Jack can reverse his transfer into his Dwolla account, how can there be a "bank level return" on the transaction from Dwolla to me?

Say Jack puts $50 into his Dwolla account with 5 transactions and sends $5 to each of ten people. If one of those deposits into Jack's Dwolla account is reversed as unauthorized, what bank does a "bank level return" on any of his ten $5 sends? Since those sends came from a Dwolla account, how can they be reversed unless Dwolla says they were unauthorized by Dwolla?

As I understand it, Dwolla does not do direct customer-to-customer transactions. You always fund a Dwolla account and then send Dwolla money to someone else. Unless I'm misunderstanding how Dwolla works, this explanation is nonsensical.

Dwolla's arrogance and refusing to acknowledge bitcoin is killing me.  The title speaks for itself, "We’ve got some cool communications tools in the works and it’s all because of our customers".

"We have to build communication tools because we don't have a clue how to communicate."

Dear non forum members who are reading this:

There are a lot of trolls on this forum.  Smalleyster is not one of them.  Smalleyster is a respected member of this forum, known more for thoughtful contributions than anything else. When he uses sarcasm to mock someone, they damn well deserve it.

My point: Dwolla, you've lost the bitcoin people.  You've mishandled this whole situation.  You may not think we matter, but I beg to differ.  Good luck without us.

They've got a 'w' in their name. Everybody loves 'w'.

Also, they uh...

... actually, I think that was it.

+1

We need a new player in the market. Dwolla have failed.

What a scumbag, all he had to do was admit they started a business without having any idea what a chargeback was... then whamo it happens and they pretend like they told all their customers about it all along.

He is exactly what I detest most in slimy businessmen.