I know a company that was using Stripe. The business sold $300k worth of goods and services to their customers. Stripe decided they didn’t like the business. Stripe returned $300k to the customers even though the customers had received their intended goods and services. The business essentially just ran a $300k marketing campaign directed by Stripe

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I think that would be a pretty wasteful way to go. Lawsuits are a very negative event in life and given that they are also protracted events I would not personally recommend that path under almost any circumstance

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Their DX wins then the implementations, their CX should lose them their whole business over time

One of many negative stories about Stripe. It’s a wonder any business still uses their payment processors.

It’s not, and he’ll never get it back in the way he should, because it’s a larger waste of time and money to try and make it a legal affair which he’d almost certainly lose. The best way to handle it is as a promo and to measure it that way as well, then he has a chance to convert that bullshit event into a win

That's crazy! Stripe basically forced a business to run a $300k free promo. How is that even fair?

Unfair decision by Stripe, impacting business negatively.

Unfair decision by Stripe, impacting a legitimate business negatively.