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If that's the case, they should simply reject charges from virtual cards, rather than charging them and then banning the account.
by harshreality 7y ago
If that's the case, they should simply reject charges from virtual cards, rather than charging them and then banning the account.
- microtherion 7y agoBut as I've argued above, maybe the deterrent effect is a feature, as long as it's the use of virtual cards that is deterred and not the use of Google products.
- wrs 7y agoWouldn't you say that banning you from using Google products forever is a pretty darn effective way of deterring you from using those products?
- microtherion 7y agoThat would be one way of looking at it. But the OP took the opposite conclusion, that one should avoid using Apple Card. So we have one user who is using neither Apple Card nor Google products, and a number of his readers, who are deterred from using Apple Card.