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this is ridiculous. 1) this wasn't about porn, it was about a seriously ill woman who needed help 2) she retweeted some stuff from third parties who weren't p
by nemof 12y ago
this is ridiculous.
1) this wasn't about porn, it was about a seriously ill woman who needed help
2) she retweeted some stuff from third parties who weren't part of her campaign, probably out of ignorance, not realizing it might be a problem
3) wepay didn't do the sensible thing and just talk to her and let her know she might be breaking the ToS, they closed down her campaign, her situation escalated and now she's in ER
4) It's amazing that people just say banks deem adult content as risky, and just accept that this is ok. It only just recently broke that banks are actively closing down porn actors bank accounts just because of their profession.
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- philh 12y agoIt's sad what happened to Eden. But it would also be sad if WePay got in trouble with their back-end processor, because they'd have to pass on that cost to all their other clients. This is a shitty situation, but that doesn't mean any of the parties involved are malicious or evil. > wepay didn't do the sensible thing and just talk to her and let her know she might be breaking the ToS I agree that they probably should have done this.
- objclxt 12y ago> 4) It's amazing that people just say banks deem adult content as risky, and just accept that this is ok. That's because it is risky. No question. Adult services have a higher rate of charge-backs and fraudulently obtained cards than many other sectors.
- krainboltgreene 12y agoStatistics?