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I find it funny that an SV darling like Stripe offers its customers no anti-fraud measures like companies like Authorize.net do.
by shiftpgdn 11y ago
I find it funny that an SV darling like Stripe offers its customers no anti-fraud measures like companies like Authorize.net do.
- andyfleming 11y agoIt's interesting that Stripe customers knowingly, or most likely unknowingly, have overlooked anti-fraud measures and taken on additional liability in exchange for a good user interface and easy setup.
- jthnme 11y agoTrue - and once you are a merchant eager to sell and make a living, you really don't pay attention or maybe don't realize that money charged and received is not yours yet to keep. One thing that all users should do is enable CVC check. Believe me it is better to deal with some user complaints and manual processing then refunding fraudulent payments and screwing with your cash flow.
- jthnme 11y agoActually Stripe does have anti-fraud (https://stripe.com/docs/fraud https://stripe.com/docs/fraud) just unfortunately it is not that great. Speaking from experience - I would pick Stripe anytime, even if they are not perfect, the simplicity to start using them (and stop, if needed) + the all-over attitude and possibilities are way better then the old-school behemoths like authorize.net or braintree.