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See my previous
posting. Here's another problem: malware. Viruses will be written to
make your computer post bonds you didn't intend to post, to random people
or to the virus author. Either the bond-posting process can be made
difficult enough that you'll find it really annoying to use legitimately,
or it can be made easy enough that viruses can get you in trouble; most
likely both. The proposal that bonds are to be paid from a pre-paid
account (so you can't post bonds for more money than you're willing to
risk) only limits the potential damage per victim without hurting the
scammer who has lots of victims. A thief who can steal $10 each from a
hundred thousand people won't shed too many tears about being unable to
steal more than $10 per victim. Providing any way to roll back a collected
bond that was posted falsely, would defeat the purpose of the bond system.
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