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Re:SEC fines Zenefits and former CEO for misleading investors by joshmn on Saturday October 28, 2017 @05:09AM (#15574508)
There's a ton of dirt on Stripe. Info in my comment history, I won't dig it up.
Re:SEC fines Zenefits and former CEO for misleading investors by skinnymuch on Saturday October 28, 2017 @05:54AM (#15574577)
How far back do we have to go? I know this isn't reddit, but can't help but feel like this is a joke since there's nothing in 2017.
Re:SEC fines Zenefits and former CEO for misleading investors by PakG1 on Saturday October 28, 2017 @05:47AM (#15574570)
I was curious, so I searched a bit. No mention of stripe at all within the past 372 days of your comments. Mind sharing now that you've piqued my interest?
Re:SEC fines Zenefits and former CEO for misleading investors by bspn on Saturday October 28, 2017 @10:29AM (#15575236)
It appears he had a bad experience with them:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11833815

and is writing a book about it:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12749364

Re:SEC fines Zenefits and former CEO for misleading investors by joshmn on Saturday October 28, 2017 @05:49PM (#15576871)
I didn't have a bad experience with them. I clean up their mess on the regular. It's a steady source of income for me — you know, people who rely solely on their payment processor to protect them from fraud.
Re:SEC fines Zenefits and former CEO for misleading investors by joshmn on Saturday October 28, 2017 @05:46PM (#15576857)
They don't care to do any sort of diligence about who opens an account. Someone, like a fraudster, can use a demo template for Woocommerce, apply and be accepted, only to clean out other people's cards en masse and zero intent to operate as a legitimate business.