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>are you saying that your attempt to purchase a product from a website was blocked by malicious actors? Is there a positive, constructive reason to block someo
by logicallee 3y ago
>are you saying that your attempt to purchase a product from a website was blocked by malicious actors?
Is there a positive, constructive reason to block someone from buying hearing protection equipment?
- akerl_ 3y agoI'm still not grokking what you're describing? Are you saying you went to a website to buy hearing protection, and the purchase was rejected, and your understanding is that it was stopped due to malicious actors other than the business you were trying to buy from?
- logicallee 3y agoYes, you understand correctly.
- akerl_ 3y agoHow have you determined that's why your purchase was rejected?
- logicallee 3y agoWhy else would it be?
- akerl_ 3y agoThe business's credit card processor marked your transaction as fraudulent? Or your bank rejected it? Or the item was out of stock and their site handles that in an unclean way? I'm not in a position to speak confidently to why a website rejected a transaction, but if you're going to, you really ought to be able to back it up with something more than "why else would it be?".
- logicallee 3y agoNo, none of these.