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cj · 11-15-2002

f there were some offenders already being reported to VISA, I would think they would already acted?
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they have ;-)
visa doesn't have to pass 'regulations' to stop processing for an account, and they have never needed to do so. visa have been quietly closing down merchant facilities with banks for a long time.

I like how this thread has become totally about 'scammers' instead of about the real issue and that is that ANYONE processing high risk transactions on the internet, scammers or not, can very easily have a cb level which reaches 2%.

Yes, its about time visa made some moves to put a stop to the adult industry's "pushing of the boundaries", but they are still running advertising campaigns TELLING surfers how to get away with frauding us in return. A 2% chargeback doesn't give you much room if you are doing ANY kind of consistent volume.

11-15-2002	#22
cj Members Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Down Under Posts: 5,202	f there were some offenders already being reported to VISA, I would think they would already acted? ---- they have ;-) visa doesn't have to pass 'regulations' to stop processing for an account, and they have never needed to do so. visa have been quietly closing down merchant facilities with banks for a long time. I like how this thread has become totally about 'scammers' instead of about the real issue and that is that ANYONE processing high risk transactions on the internet, scammers or not, can very easily have a cb level which reaches 2%. Yes, its about time visa made some moves to put a stop to the adult industry's "pushing of the boundaries", but they are still running advertising campaigns TELLING surfers how to get away with frauding us in return. A 2% chargeback doesn't give you much room if you are doing ANY kind of consistent volume.