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The operator's business is not the concern here.
by proto_lambda 3y ago
The operator's business is not the concern here.
- genmud 3y agoIf a bank is comprised of 66% of their customers being narcos, the bank gets shut down. You don’t get to facilitate in illegal shit and hide behind your legitimate customers. Likewise, if you are a customer of theirs and know they heavily transact with illegal services, it’s on you for getting blocked.
- virtue3 3y agoNaw they just get a slap on the wrists from the Feds and move on. No jail time even. Now if you and I laundered money to the Mexican drug cartels... "too big to jail because they are too big to fail" https://www.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2013/investing-news-for-jan-29-hsbcs-money-laundering-scandal-hbc-scbff-ing-cs-rbs0129.aspx https://www.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2013/investing-n...
- jfengel 3y agoTheir legitimate customers are. If that means getting the operator to clean up their act, so much the better. If they won't, then at some point their legitimate customers will suffer. And will probably have to jump to a more expensive provider who isn't subsidizing them with spammer revenue.