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Did you do something bad? like money laundering or create a business that Stripe doesn't allow in their TOS? If not, I don't understand otherwise why this woul
by colesantiago 4y ago
Did you do something bad? like money laundering or create a business that Stripe doesn't allow in their TOS?
If not, I don't understand otherwise why this would happen.
- josephcsible 4y ago> If not, I don't understand otherwise why this would happen. Even if you don't understand why, it shouldn't come as a surprise. Megacorps wrongfully lock people out of their accounts with no recourse all the time these days. We need a law to the effect of "once your service has more than a million users, if it wouldn't be trivial and painless for them to switch to a competitor of yours, then you can't ban them without due process."
- heavyset_go 4y ago> If not, I don't understand otherwise why this would happen. Bureaucracies do this kind of thing all the time for opaque and arbitrary reasons that may have absolutely nothing to do with the account holder in question.
- cortesoft 4y ago> If not, I don't understand otherwise why this would happen. Because mistakes happen? You really think every single entity investigated for fraud or money laundering is guilty?
- colesantiago 4y agoIt must be really bad if Stripe is holding $400K of your money. They are probably doing something wrong or most likely having a very risky business.