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Why did Stripe allow a website selling stolen data to operate for years? Is their oversight/review that poor? Were they working with law enforcement all along
by caseysoftware 6y ago
Why did Stripe allow a website selling stolen data to operate for years?
Is their oversight/review that poor?
Were they working with law enforcement all along?
How does this fit with their ongoing efforts to deplatform unacceptable views?
- bombcar 6y agoI’m more interested in the fact that Stripe can have a customer entirely seized by the FBI and yet still just keep all the account info there ready to be accessed.
- megous 6y agoThey don't have any requirements on sellers that I was able to find. I was looking through their docs, to see if I could report some other fraudster to them for some obvious violations, but I think they don't care about payers at all. I couldn't even find an email contact, and I would have to register an account to talk to them, probably. They don't even send an independent payment verification to the payer. Very shady, compared to other payment processors I used. All of them at least send independent payment verifications with contact info and merchant details, in case something goes wrong.
- JshWright 6y agoHuh? They have a whole page dedicated to restricted businesses. https://stripe.com/restricted-businesses https://stripe.com/restricted-businesses (This is in addition to the more generic "Don't do illegal things" language in their service agreement)
- megous 6y agoI mean requirements like "you have to provide receipts / payment confirmation to your customers", etc. Anyway, I found the contact.