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Consumers will abuse this, there is already proof of this with cardholders calling in to credit card companies claiming they didn't make the purchase and their
by ckdarby 7y ago
Consumers will abuse this, there is already proof of this with cardholders calling in to credit card companies claiming they didn't make the purchase and their credit card was stolen.
Further reading on the topic can be found by researching, 'friendly fraud'.
Easiest present day solution, use one time burner cards or set limit cards.
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- Lazare 7y agoI'm well aware; my day job often involves dealing with such reports. I'm also aware that if you err on the side of protecting children when it comes to disputes with bottom feeders like Supercell and King their ilk, the collateral damage will mean we have fewer companies like Supercell. I consider that a feature, not a bug. :) A few people getting refunds for gems for a shitty mobile game they don't 100% deserve is a price I'm happy to pay. Business models are not inherently viable, and as a society, we don't need to protect this one. We don't NEED to find the right set of laws to let abusive freemium games survive while also protecting the vulnerable, because only one of those two conflicting goals is actually desirable.