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Whoa, seriously? I'm going to guess you're joking since they probably implemented "customer order of amount x".

• jboggan 12y ago
  Edit: they've fixed this now. I'm not joking, click on it and try to pay. It shows an invoice of ($5,000), a.k.a. $5000 negative dollars. I didn't enter real payment information to see what happens next because of really idiotic interpretations of what constitutes "hacking", but it is a really bad design choice on their part that took me about half a second to find. Founder, if you're reading this: was this an in-house build or did you outsource this?
  • edmack 12y ago
    The answer is probably they spent around two days building this before demand grew left them zero time to improve infrastructure. Which is more or less good.
    • jboggan 12y ago
      Less good? Infrastructure breaking because of load is one thing (concurrency/DB issues) but nothing like this should ever be exposed to the user on general principle.