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> The good news is that the particular case you see here is probably fixable with continued improvement. Everything I've seen of Square suggests that they real
by ubernostrum 13y ago
> The good news is that the particular case you see here is probably fixable with continued improvement.
Everything I've seen of Square suggests that they really are adopting the Paypal approach of "fuck you unless you're big enough or can rally someone big enough to make us care".
That is not fixable, really, without massive change. As much as I'm loathe to say this, I think the financial-services industry is in dire need of waves and waves and waves of frivolous litigation. If it were possible for cases like OP's to end up costing Square even a few hours of a corporate lawyer's time to get the complaint dismissed, that would be enough to tip the scale and make real customer service the cheaper option.
- abalone 13y agoReally, everything? Do you have any examples to share? My impression is the vast majority of their sellers are small businesses.
- kevinchen 13y agoJust search online. There are plenty of frustrated posts by Square users (some of them small-business owners) who've had their money held and been unable to get ahold of someone to resolve it.