But the fraud algo's + the support are absolute crap. I am known to Google + Paypal, I am logged on as a user, I have credit cards and bank accounts attached, I

But the fraud algo's + the support are absolute crap. I am known to Google + Paypal, I am logged on as a user, I have credit cards and bank accounts attached, I am with both about since they came online. I made money for both; I am not talking as a consumer, i'm talking as a business owner. Which is not the 6b people on earth; it's far less. The problem is that companies actually, legally steal money like that; I did not fraud anyone ever and yet I have to provide proof (which I already did 100 times; they have my passport copy, bank statements, where I live, know me for 15+ years etc (and have data on me for that time)) and then still smug (...) canned responses that 'this is the way it is'. But I have no recourse besides legal action which is usually not worth it. So I just have to suck it up. It's theft; I did not do anything. That is my gripe; outside internet, it would not stand. But luckily I left that all behind many years ago; this just brought it back in my head :) Sorry for ranting. I'm all for automation, but not for bad automation. Google is still party to that in many ways; I am logged into Google / Gmail / Plus / Drive / Photos and do a search; I get a captcha request because I 'might be a bot', then I fill it correctly and it says my computer might be sending automated queries. IT IS NOT and it's just a disgrace to the company, when I am logged on as a very long term paying loyal user, that they cannot simply see 'oh, that's Tycho, let's not annoy him with stuff that he never does/did/will (and he uses Linux, is a programmer, uses Noscript so his laptop is very much not compromised) do and oh yeah he is logged in via 2-factor auth so it's him'. Boggles the mind. Not sure how you can defend it.