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>Never in my life has my bank withheld a payment. And I've never had a job paycheck held back because of "suspicious activity". Either your bank is particularl
by prvit 4y ago
>Never in my life has my bank withheld a payment. And I've never had a job paycheck held back because of "suspicious activity".
Either your bank is particularly lenient or your transactions are particularly boring. Most paychecks definitely fall into the "particularly boring" category.
OTOH App store transactions are a relatively big money laundering risk, you are receiving payments from large amounts of different people.
- lapcat 4y ago> OTOH App store transactions are a relatively big money laundering risk To a longtime indie developer??? We're not talking about huge sums of money here. One month's income for a little indie App Store developer. More or less (probably less) the amount of a software engineer's monthly paycheck. And what's Apple's "evidence" for money laundering in these cases anyway? It always turns out to be nothing, and payments are eventually restored, but the developer is deprived of cash flow for a month or several with no explanation ever. Anyway, for developer accounts that Apple terminates (again without explanation), I believe that Apple simply confiscates the money and never pays what it owes to the developer.
- prvit 4y agoThis is unfortunately it goes. Nothing Apple specific. >And what's Apple's "evidence" for money laundering in these cases anyway? It always turns out to be nothing, and payments are eventually restored Unfortunately, they're by law not allowed to discuss these things. >Anyway, for developer accounts that Apple terminates (again without explanation), I believe that Apple simply confiscates the money and never pays what it owes to the developer. Unlikely.
- ungamed 4y agoYou'd think so, but you'd be wrong.