Stripe closed my account
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Deleted member 731332
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Sorry to hear that. Hope you get something worked out quickly for processing.
- Jul 13, 2024
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I told you...they are a bunch of bastard thieves
Worst service ever, PayPal is a paradise compared to them, at least after 180 days they return your money
On Stripe it's literally a thief legalized by their ToS
meannn
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- Apr 22, 2009
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They dont have apple pay ? And I think you need to have SSN for squareup
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I believe in one statement if anyone own a legal entity and building a payment processor he will do the same thing and apply strict rules and torture customers because all are afraid of consciousness and big brother's laws.
Nonused
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- Oct 13, 2022
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heard they dont care about LLC businesses
thank you brother its not about processing but most customers have recieved free products
i am in a call with those bitches and they are making me wait but dont have any hopes. all their support is copy and paste. not giving even a reason for the shutdown
yes without SSN you cant sign up
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Deleted member 731332
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I understand totally. This exact thing has happened to me multiple times since 2012. It’s rough. I remember feeling very angry, like you. You are likely to continue to have this happen as long as you’re selling the same products, or going about payment processing the same way you have been. You either need a high risk processor that will accept your business model, or you need to do something differently with your presentation.
Nonused
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did you get your funds back from stripe or never
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Deleted member 731332
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Yes. I also got my funds back from square. I got my funds back from the other processors that I can’t remember now as well. It’s just a matter of time. Maybe up to 6 months. Just keep contacting them and demanding your money.
I thought stripe was refunding all your recent payments?
- Mar 10, 2010
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I'd listen to @meannn here.
Nonused
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thats what i did and activated the radar. that fucking thing blocked many orders and thats why it has been deactivated.
meannn
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I have around 25 Stripe stores, no bans in 4 years. I always keep each one below €3000 per month to stay under radar.
I dont give you hint here as some of their develoeprs are also here, but you will see and experience everything by time.
Dont be sad, they are $100 billion+ valued company and of course they have a shield to stop bad actors.
Dont forget, you only lose if you give up.
I dont give you hint here as some of their develoeprs are also here, but you will see and experience everything by time.
Dont be sad, they are $100 billion+ valued company and of course they have a shield to stop bad actors.
Dont forget, you only lose if you give up.
greeneyeddemon
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- Mar 4, 2025
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had the same kind of issue smh
billythebilly
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1) Each account has a different ID, different domain, totally unrelated from each other?
2) How are you cloaking them?
3) What kind of proxies are you using to manage all those accounts?
Appreciate if you can answer
meannn
Elite Member
- Apr 22, 2009
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Yes, all different businesses, seperate accounts, different urls, and totally unrelated.
I have around 15 years of coding experience and its too easy for me, you can too if you learn.
Stripe doesnt care about ips, but of course clean ALL your cookies.
ProxyPapa
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Tell me. Every case is different, but the only way we managed to get our funds released on frozen Paypal account was through the small court case. Even then they threatened us if we do not withdraw our funds, there would be legal action?