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So you would rather have internet where countries can block websites? Its not the visit thats the issue but by accepting their cards you actively get into cont
by omnimus 2y ago
So you would rather have internet where countries can block websites?
Its not the visit thats the issue but by accepting their cards you actively get into contract with them. You are doing business in that country. As a bussines owner i am sure you know that.
You do you but it would be quite sily defense. Playing dumb claiming its the peoples fault instead of changing that supported countries list in Stripe.
- senordevnyc 2y agoI’ve entered into no contract with the German government just because Hans decides to punch in his credit card number into my website. What I'm saying might be a silly defense to you or an EU attorney, but again, I don’t need to care unless you have some way of enforcing your inane ideas that declaring jurisdiction over me makes it so.