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What were you selling, how and to whom? I feel like there's probably more to this.
by dangrossman 11y ago
What were you selling, how and to whom? I feel like there's probably more to this.
- happyscrappy 11y agoIt is quite likely that certain outrage deflating details were left out. Stripe and Paypal are polar opposites in my experience.
- onion2k 11y ago"I've had a good experience with Stripe so everyone must have unless it was their fault" is a good example of the Halo Effect. It's entirely possible that Stripe have failed one of their customers without it being the customer's fault. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halo_effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halo_effect
- happyscrappy 11y agoI said "quite likely" not "must have" which makes your argument very weak.
- hluska 11y agoI'm trying hard to read your words, but I can't stop noticing your username and having Clerks flashbacks. Have a great day - you (inadvertently) started mine with a good laugh! :)
- jusben1369 11y agoI feel like this was the key part: "This makes no sense as I have had hundreds of payments and not a single payment has been disputed. So how could it be true that the payments are unauthorised?" Disputed and Unauthorized are two very different things - especially with the time frame of less than a month. It would have been much more convincing if he'd said "I've had hundreds of payments and all have been authorized by the end user" I suspect there's some sort of crowd funding element but either way shall wait to see what the blog post says.