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I have to agree with this. Either they are too risky to accept, or they're too lucrative to ignore. You can't play both sides here, because it's not going to be
by mmastrac 4y ago
I have to agree with this. Either they are too risky to accept, or they're too lucrative to ignore. You can't play both sides here, because it's not going to be the 1T company that gets hurt in the end -- it'll be the small guy with no resources.
- mhoad 4y agoEdit: Meã culpa! I didn’t read the article properly, what you are talking about and what I was talking about were two different things and I wrote a snide comment about it. Sorry.
- jtbayly 4y agoThis is not a case of a heuristic. This is a case of provably purchased gift cards, and multiple people at Apple refusing to accept those cards as payment, and in fact retaliating by confiscating the cards, along with all software previously purchased by the user. This is not accepting gift cards.
- tptacek 4y agoThey're not "provably purchased". All we know is that the person has "receipts" of some sort. Fraudsters generate receipts too.