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Re:How I discovered the underground world of credit card net... by edwinwee on Wednesday August 02, 2023 @02:50PM (#36975242)
(Edwin from Stripe here.) Worth noting this is copypasta from an older post from a month ago (https://piotrmierzejewski.com/p/card-networks-exploitation). We've fixed most of these issues since then. This type of card testing has dwindled—Radar should now be catching these types of attacks.

On the chargeback point—we hate chargebacks too and we want to limit them as much as possible (we're actually working on a few things over here that we think will help with this). The banks levy chargeback fees (in varying amounts) and an average of them show in the form of a $20 fee—it's not a Stripe-specific fee and we don't profit from chargebacks.

We've just finished company planning for the rest of the year and reducing this type of fraud is a top priority. So if you think you're seeing something similar, please email me at [email protected].

Re:How I discovered the underground world of credit card net... by chinathrow on Thursday August 03, 2023 @05:53AM (#36983610)
> Radar should now be catching these types of attacks.

No, your base offering should catch these.

Sincerely, a customer of yours.

Re:How I discovered the underground world of credit card net... by edwinwee on Friday August 04, 2023 @01:18AM (#36995759)
Radar is included for free in the base offering.
Re:How I discovered the underground world of credit card net... by chinathrow on Saturday August 05, 2023 @02:42PM (#37015129)
My bad, I mixed that up with Radar for fraud teams.