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Customers may not flee, but: 1. Customers in e.g. the EU may push their reps to "do something" about two US companies controlling all e-commerce. 2. Customers
by rodgerd 5y ago
Customers may not flee, but:
1. Customers in e.g. the EU may push their reps to "do something" about two US companies controlling all e-commerce.
2. Customers frustrated that Mastercard have gone on the record as refusing to block payments to terrorist-supporting orgs while refusing to process payments to look at titties may pressure regulators to start having a much closer look at Mastercard's money flows.
Both of those seem like meaningful concerns.
- skohan 5y agoI think you're vastly overestimating how much influence "customer complaints" could ever have over the global monetary system. Regulators are much more on the side of MasterCard than they are on the side of disgruntled pornography customers.