"XYZ destroyed my business and there's nobody I can talk to" is a recurring theme, that's not specific to any one platform. Every complex system needs a manual override process.
Not any more than any other payment processor. They basically all are lazy and want to reduce fraud, which is insanely out of hand. They attempt to do this by not doing much review, most of which is heavily automated and the end result is what happened to you.
It's a common growing trend that as long as something mostly works for 95% of people nobody will care and all those who fall between the cracks will fall on deaf ears.
analog31|2 years ago
onclickcheckout|2 years ago
ddtaylor|2 years ago
It's a common growing trend that as long as something mostly works for 95% of people nobody will care and all those who fall between the cracks will fall on deaf ears.
_xivi|2 years ago
No, they're just in a position where they can afford a percentage of false positives.
Similar to PayPal and others, they are firm to minimize their risk and protect themselves too.