okguys idk what this talking about i saw asshole then i pressed to see
okguys idk what this talking about i saw asshole then i pressed to see
yes that's the part i am also not able to understand i don't think there will be no limit at failed payments. I am also using stripe for my business and i got warning messages when payment gets failed due to fraudulent activities.That seems like an insane failure on Stripes side not to disable the payments after the first 100,000 or so.
This is the equivalent of their own scam if they try to enforce that.Hopefully, the business owner can come to a solution together with Stripe, it is not in Stripe´s best interest to enforce those fees in this case.
oddAfter 2.2 million transactions, they can't afford 40k, that is very odd.
I am amazed at the sheer amount of value that your insane contribution of a post has given to my life. I am indebted to you.guys idk what this talking about i saw asshole then i pressed to see
no need to thanks me man i know that those days no one share his information for easy like i didI am amazed at the sheer amount of value that your insane contribution of a post has given to my life. I am indebted to you.
credit card database leaks?Unrelated to the issue, but it seems that lastPass hack started to make the first victims
Ye that makes sense but what if Stripe has to pay for the fees what then? Will they pay 40k for you? HmmI've seen such cases happen in past and similar ones, where for example developer made a mistake and loop of pay-per-call API is run for thousands of times generating -50k overnight.
Usually when such cases happens, by contacting the vendor and explaining the issue, it's possible to one-time reverse this charge.
I actually did the same by accident, generating over -3k on google geolocation service, I've contacted support, explained myself and my bill was canceled.
Stripe can do the same to what they pay fees for, there probably are mechanisms in place to prevent businesses from being abused in this way so Im sure they can sort it out.Ye that makes sense but what if Stripe has to pay for the fees what then? Will they pay 40k for you? Hmm
Yes, it would be logical for them a protect your customer feature, I am sure it is not the first time them having this situation.Stripe can do the same to what they pay fees for, there probably are mechanisms in place to prevent businesses from being abused in this way so Im sure they can sort it out.
At the end of day, this Stripe Radar is meant to protect the business, not bankrupt it.
Not to be the asshole but, he clearly didn't do anything when he was -£4k in debt.roughly £36k, not including fees for all the refunds we had to process. Our Stripe balance is currently sitting at -£40,402.79 and I have absolutely no idea what to do.
This was not a mistake or a Stripe failure
They do this on purpose to make money.
If I were the OP I would simply ignore that and move to another payment processor. Leave the debt collectors talking alone and ignore them.
Stripe is becoming more like PayPal every day