Source: http://thestringpuller.com/2016/07/slockit-enables-scamming/
This above article does state some interesting facts. Now I am not totally sure it is considered a scam, or at least not intended to be one. It does ask the same question, that I had, about how the scenarios play out with disputes. Would there be a way to put an Ethereum contract to, separate from SlockIT's, to pay a premium in the case for disputes? Or just pay out in the case of SlockIT's failure to provide security on the "locked" item in case of fraud, or dispute?
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