See my response to their Ambassadors program [here](https://stacker.news/items/1268267?commentId=1268448). Maybe you should reach out to them and complain this :)

> Reach out privately, I'll be more than happy to help

Don't have an account :(

> MoneyBadger doesn't send merchants anywhere

sure https://archive.is/Zu7Fo#selection-1085.0-1085.69

![](https://m.stacker.news/114393)



> If you have any materials or advice that would help, it would be most welcome. 

Reach out privately, I'll be more than happy to help

supratic

Truth is MoneyBadger send merchants to Biance

MoneyBadger doesn't send merchants anywhere. Most merchants don't even know that they're "accepting Bitcoin payments". Merchants' invoices are still settled in fiat, transparently. I pay in sats, they receive ZAR.

Don't know what MB's finances look like or what deals they have in place, but I can tell you they've been very responsive to criticisms of this kind, and there's a community keeping them honest. Not that they need much of that, since they're a bunch of maxis themselves.

 for the catalysing role they're playing.

Just saying, there are better ways to educate people to spend and merchants to do business.

If you have any materials or advice that would help, it would be most welcome. We're trying anything and everything to on-board as many people and businesses as we can. MoneyBadger is one of those approaches, and a very effective one.

bitcoin

Is South Africa Really Leading in Bitcoin Usage (Replacing Fiat) for Retailers?

spiderman

> Truth is MoneyBadger send merchants to Biance

MoneyBadger doesn't send merchants anywhere. Most merchants don't even know that they're "accepting Bitcoin payments". Merchants' invoices are still settled in fiat, transparently. I pay in sats, they receive ZAR.

Don't know what MB's finances look like or what deals they have in place, but I can tell you they've been very responsive to criticisms of this kind, and there's a community keeping them honest. Not that they need much of that, since they're a bunch of maxis themselves.

See my [other comment](https://stacker.news/items/1268267?commentId=1268429) for the catalysing role they're playing.

> Just saying, there are better ways to educate people to spend and merchants to do business.

If you have any materials or advice that would help, it would be most welcome. We're trying anything and everything to on-board as many people and businesses as we can. MoneyBadger is one of those approaches, and a very effective one.