Article wikipedia sur le tiers de confiance, où est site le cas d'une société montée/validée par le gouvernement britannique: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escrow#Internet_escrow
Et le lien qui explique comment se règle une réclamation:
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Step 4: Once both fees have been received, a code will be made available for both parties to pass on to the referee. This is a security feature to confirm the identity of the referee. Log in, retrieve the code, and pass this unique code on to your referee (not necessary if you have chosen Transpact's nominated referee).
Step 5: Once the referee has logged on to Transpact and entered the codes from both parties, he becomes the arbitrator for the payment under the Arbitration Act 1996 and decides to whom payment should be made. The referee is free to make whatever investigations he deems appropriate, and may call for funding to do so from the transacting parties. The referee will take evidence from both parties by email where possible.
Step 6: Once the referee is satisfied that he has taken sufficient evidence from both sides, he will log in to Transpact and authorise payment to the party he decides has correctly met the transaction conditions. The referee is also able to split payment in whatever proportion he sees fit between the two parties, if he decides that a split is more equitable.
[^] # Re: C'est tout le problème du tiers de confiance
Posté par Frank-N-Furter . En réponse au journal Payement via un tiers de confiance. Évalué à 3.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escrow#Internet_escrow
Et le lien qui explique comment se règle une réclamation:
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Step 4: Once both fees have been received, a code will be made available for both parties to pass on to the referee. This is a security feature to confirm the identity of the referee. Log in, retrieve the code, and pass this unique code on to your referee (not necessary if you have chosen Transpact's nominated referee).
Step 5: Once the referee has logged on to Transpact and entered the codes from both parties, he becomes the arbitrator for the payment under the Arbitration Act 1996 and decides to whom payment should be made. The referee is free to make whatever investigations he deems appropriate, and may call for funding to do so from the transacting parties. The referee will take evidence from both parties by email where possible.
Step 6: Once the referee is satisfied that he has taken sufficient evidence from both sides, he will log in to Transpact and authorise payment to the party he decides has correctly met the transaction conditions. The referee is also able to split payment in whatever proportion he sees fit between the two parties, if he decides that a split is more equitable.
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https://www.transpact.com/TranspactDisputeProcess.aspx
Depending on the time of day, the French go either way.