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This is my takeaway as well. Also, why not just return "all charges as invalid" if the user has been Hellbanned? What use is there to continue the charade, by
by OzzyB 14y ago
This is my takeaway as well.
Also, why not just return "all charges as invalid" if the user has been Hellbanned?
What use is there to continue the charade, by in effect, providing false-positives to someone that will then go and act on that information and commit larger fraud? (by charging larger amounts with the stolen card).
I understand the sentiment -- just a little fuzzy on the execution IMO.
- SomeCallMeTim 14y ago>commit larger fraud If you are careful only give them FALSE positives (for good cards, decline), then when they ATTEMPT to commit larger fraud with the bad card they will be stopped.