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Presumably not permanently.

• adastra22 4y ago
  Of course permanently. But what’s unacceptable here is canceling the email account too.
  • Dylan16807 4y ago
    > Of course permanently. Not if your motivation is avoiding the fraud the user just told you about. You'd investigate more. Definitely not "of course".
    • adastra22 4y ago
      It still makes sense to ban, for the same reason insurance premiums go up even if your claim is no-fault. Your marginal value as a user is less than the cost of a single chargeback, ergo ban.