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Some people point out that Google's usual response to chargebacks is to retaliate and ban the account from using their services. However, I think that if enough
by blago 7y ago
Some people point out that Google's usual response to chargebacks is to retaliate and ban the account from using their services. However, I think that if enough people fought, and the chargeback rate reached some critical level, they would have to answer to Visa and Mastercard and be forced to make a change.
- dfrage 7y agoThe OP is an Android developer, eating the $70 dollars was part of the cost of continuing to do that business. But it's not going to help their brand or encourage others who are too tied to Google to sign on to services like Fi, and if not with this guy, in general it'll encourage people to find other lines of work. I suspect so many people are sufficiently tied more or less to Google that the pool able to do chargebacks is small enough it won't prompt Visa/Mastercard on down to take action.