That would be nice, but I imagine there's a perception problem with that.
Simply offering the option would bring the risk to the forefront of people's minds, and once you start exchanging money, lots of other thoughts and liabilities begin to enter.
If it is kept free, then the conversation ends there.
Simply offering the option would bring the risk to the forefront of people's minds, and once you start exchanging money, lots of other thoughts and liabilities begin to enter.
If it is kept free, then the conversation ends there.