• Tekdeb@lemmy.zip
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    It’s so bad… If the thing being sold is legal then the payment processors and banks should have no say in it.

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    So some bank decides what obscenity is? And there is no appeal process or reason stated to be appealed, just “we refunded them because we disagree with the transaction”. Tyranny in a suit.

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    this just made me more and more angry as I kept reading. Like, what is the solution when this happens? Who does the developer contact to try and get this resolved?

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      nobody, you have to sue the bank for withholding due services

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        Or monero? I think?

        But good luck trying to convince your average gooner to use crypto or monero

      • KairuByte@lemmy.dbzer0.comM
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        Don’t be silly, I’ve been assured by multiple mobs on Lemmy that crypto is a scam and serves no legitimate purpose than eating electricity and facilitating scams.

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          Unfortunately liberals and leftist have mostly black marked it as a tech, so their has been little effort to fix those parts equability (not entirely but finding a way to make currency something controlled by the plurality of people of the world and with the features you expect from that is for some reason a niche interest in those circles).

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    This has been an issue for Japanese adult game developers for a while now. Here’s an article from the same site from 1.5 years earlier that provides a bit more context. It seems like there’s either confusion or perhaps malicious misinterpretation of Japanese laws going on.

    I wonder if they could somehow open a bank account in the US or somewhere else outside Japan, get the proceeds from their games sent there, and then transfer from one bank to another, or as a last resort even going in person and transporting the cash by hand.