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I did actually, and their last email reply yesterday was: "Got it! Let me know how I can help with the dispute process." I didn't post that update on Twitter

I did actually, and their last email reply yesterday was: "Got it! Let me know how I can help with the dispute process." I didn't post that update on Twitter I think.

Buttons840 6y ago
Wow. If I were in your shoes I would have gone from not wanting to call to being glad I get to call. Count your blessings, you get a chance to call Brian and give him and ear full. I'd tell Brian I'm recording the call as well.
colechristensen 6y ago
Are you in CA? File a complaint with the attorney general, they are breaking the law.
- khalilovcmd 6y ago
  Ah, so we are incorporated in the Republic of Ireland, EU. I am talking to our lawyer today.
  - colechristensen 6y ago
    You can file a complaint here https://oag.ca.gov/ https://oag.ca.gov/ this is not like filling a lawsuit but often gets good results. The AG is like the lawyer for the state. Considering baremetrics is based in san francisco, you might get some interest. Likewise you could file a complaint with Stripe. What we have here is inexperienced people in a startup acting stupid, but a little suggestion from the attorney generals office or their payment processor usually gets some really good attention.
    - khalilovcmd 6y ago
      Thanks a lot! Very good to know, appreciate it.
indemnity 6y ago
It’s like he’s asking to be made an example of.
tdeck 6y ago
What's crazy is that they have to pay a fee if they lose a chargeback, so this is essentially a revenue-negative move in addition to being terrible PR.
- Silhouette 6y ago
  They probably have to pay a fee even if they win a chargeback.
  - Griffinsauce 6y ago
    Yes, this is exactly why you make it clear what people are paying and easy to cancel. The wrong-headedness here is astounding.
going_to_800 6y ago
Complaining to Stripe is the best option. Most of their business is based on Stripe Connect. If they ban Baremetrics from the Stripe it will lose their business.

I did actually, and their last email reply yesterday was: "Got it! Let me know how I can help with the dispute process." I didn't post that update on Twitter I think.

Buttons840 6y ago

Wow. If I were in your shoes I would have gone from not wanting to call to being glad I get to call. Count your blessings, you get a chance to call Brian and give him and ear full. I'd tell Brian I'm recording the call as well.

colechristensen 6y ago

Are you in CA? File a complaint with the attorney general, they are breaking the law.

khalilovcmd 6y ago
Ah, so we are incorporated in the Republic of Ireland, EU. I am talking to our lawyer today.
- colechristensen 6y ago
  You can file a complaint here https://oag.ca.gov/ https://oag.ca.gov/ this is not like filling a lawsuit but often gets good results. The AG is like the lawyer for the state. Considering baremetrics is based in san francisco, you might get some interest. Likewise you could file a complaint with Stripe. What we have here is inexperienced people in a startup acting stupid, but a little suggestion from the attorney generals office or their payment processor usually gets some really good attention.
  - khalilovcmd 6y ago
    Thanks a lot! Very good to know, appreciate it.

indemnity 6y ago

It’s like he’s asking to be made an example of.

tdeck 6y ago

What's crazy is that they have to pay a fee if they lose a chargeback, so this is essentially a revenue-negative move in addition to being terrible PR.

Silhouette 6y ago
They probably have to pay a fee even if they win a chargeback.
- Griffinsauce 6y ago
  Yes, this is exactly why you make it clear what people are paying and easy to cancel. The wrong-headedness here is astounding.

going_to_800 6y ago

Complaining to Stripe is the best option. Most of their business is based on Stripe Connect. If they ban Baremetrics from the Stripe it will lose their business.