# BUYER AMOUNT HE/SHE SUPPOSED TO SEND IN USD
$USD = $CGI->param("usd_amount");

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Users can alter these values easily. I can't see any obvious checking for double spends/chargebacks.

"I had a plan of using javascript to keep reloading the page. if our Perl scripts print Thank You. We Have Received Your Payment. then javascript can determine and stops reloading page frequently"

Reloading the page is a bad idea, just look at what your code does to understand why. You also don't take into account the processing time for a BTC transaction, this is totally out of your hands.

In reply to Re: receiving btc payments by marto
in thread receiving btc payments by bigup401

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