I mean, the obvious answer to that is that the merchant could sue you. Or call the police on you, since it's a criminal dispute at that point not just a civil one.

And congratulations—not only have you lost service, but now you have to listen to the merchant's plea: “We're having a tough time, please be patient.”

No, while I do enforce it, it is the customer's bank to decide to do frictionless flow or challenge one (I have no influence over it as a merchant)

​Also, his logic on chargebacks is a total bluff. If he truly 'bought' the company, he bought the merchant account's reputation along with it. No 'new owner' would be indifferent to a wave of chargeba

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The merchant has failed to fulfill the service agreement. On [Date of announcement], the merchant announced an "ownership transfer" and explicitly stated that they would no longer ho

Sigh, a hypothetical reasoning, for educational purpose

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- they're using stripe so I'll just lodge a merchant complaint and encourage others to do the same

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