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Without taking away from your point, deep in the Reddit comments the OP states Stripe put a hold on the account after billing the sale of a literal company truc

Without taking away from your point, deep in the Reddit comments the OP states Stripe put a hold on the account after billing the sale of a literal company truck through Stripe and not via selling their normal store merchandise. https://reddit.com/r/smallbusiness/comments/wa1zob/_/ihyq7tl/?context=1 https://reddit.com/r/smallbusiness/comments/wa1zob/_/ihyq7tl... As usual, there’s always an undisclosed fact that changes the narrative and explains the ban. Whether this should trigger Stripe’s scorched earth mechanisms is another matter.

civilized 4y ago
Maybe there's more to the story, but executing transactions which do not conform to Stripe's fraud detection model is not an offense that should be punished.
- dachryn 4y ago
  no the entire store account should not be blocked, at least not for a first offense, but I could understand that the transaction is blocked, and that it might that quite some time to figure out what is going on
DuckyC 4y ago
I think the fact that a company vehicle was sold for the $3300 hardly matters.
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