Stripe stole $800k, IGNORED LEGAL LETTERS
Hi Hn Since 2024 Nov, Stripe has been holding off to our funds $800k+ acct_1PH9EbFcbviG0Uct and since then we had 0 absolutely 0 disputes and $800k was stayed untouched. We were using Stripe Standard Connect to help companies to get customers through email marketing, and ads and charge % of sales and we were specifically using direct charges which means we are not liable for disputes of connected accounts either Absolutely ignoring support tickets & legal letters sent Here is how their support SCAM works: 1) You contact chat 2) They tell you bear with me while I am looking into your account…
Stripe stole $800k, IGNORED LEGAL LETTERS launched on August 30, 2025 with 7 votes, #3,174 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
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Hi Hn Since 2024 Nov, Stripe has been holding off to our funds $800k+ acct_1PH9EbFcbviG0Uct and since then we had 0 absolutely 0 disputes and $800k was stayed untouched. We were using Stripe Standard Connect to help companies to get customers through email marketing, and ads and charge % of sales and we were…
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