stripe alternatives?
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meannn
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"merchants that are classified in a high risk category."
Its for high risk category businesses, not high dispute rate businesses.
ScarH
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I was also referring to the High Risk Business, not the Dispute Rate Business.
meannn
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No you didnt. You just wrote "paykings"
ScarH
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Yes I have just not written it, but to worry all the time about something weird, is just harmful
SpeedProxies
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Well it was around a month as it slowly went up over 2% in the same month.
Bots-Scrapers
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What exact type of service?
fake followers / fake likes or something like that?
There is none good or if is then will charge high you can not afford.
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I have been rejected by paypal and stripe saying high risk business, should I go with paykings are the trusted?
taylanrios
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Square, durango, moonclerk
meannn
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wise (transferwise) is an e-banking, we are talking about payment processors.
meannn
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Is your Stripe still alive, did they delayed your payments ?
If not, than the 100 dispute a month theory is correct, they dont ban if you are under 100 disputes in a month.
SpeedProxies
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yes its alive and I never really got delayed payments other than bank holidays.
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2Checkout recently declined my application for an SEO Business, claiming that they now consider SEO as high-risk, and no new applications for SEO businesses get approved.
I don't want to even imagine how some payment processors would classify SMM services.
I don't want to even imagine how some payment processors would classify SMM services.
meannn
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Thats nice, after you have activated radar, whats is your dispute rate and quantity for this month ?
SpeedProxies
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This month + last month its 0% and I think its around 250/300 transactions.
I barely had any issues with disputes since enabling stripe radar, I would really suggest people spending the extra % in fee they take for it as in the long term it saves you a lot of hassle and from potential losses, and usually if you set up the rules correctly you barely block real customers, only had it happen with customers that were using abused VPN IPs or kept putting in wrong card details.
