What happens to donations from non-personal wallets?

Started by graffenwalder, January 22, 2014, 11:37:27 PM

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sumantso

Why would you go ahead with donation without reading up properly?

Anyways, I guess for the info page you should write up in big right at the top that you should hold the private key.

Markus

Quote from: Graffenwalder on January 22, 2014, 11:37:27 PM
With the upcoming conference and extra media coverage, AGS donations will likely draw new crowds. But what would happen if someone were to donate from let's say his bitstamp account?

You could still try to persuade bitstamp to give them to you.

bytemaster

Quote from: Graffenwalder on January 22, 2014, 11:37:27 PM
With the upcoming conference and extra media coverage, AGS donations will likely draw new crowds. But what would happen if someone were to donate from let's say his bitstamp account?

Not giving a refund might end up in bad "vibes".

If a refund were to be given, this would mean that the donations have to be recalculated. But since the AGS parsers only count incoming transactions, it wouldn't count the refund.

Refunds are not possible.  Clarity is our best bet.
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With the upcoming conference and extra media coverage, AGS donations will likely draw new crowds. But what would happen if someone were to donate from let's say his bitstamp account?

Not giving a refund might end up in bad "vibes".

If a refund were to be given, this would mean that the donations have to be recalculated. But since the AGS parsers only count incoming transactions, it wouldn't count the refund.