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Amazon Pay has decided to block donationcoder payments Amazon Pay, which we allow people to use to buy commercial licenses for our software from our commercial license page, has decided to block us and refuse to process payments to us. They have said it is related to us looking like a charity, but won't elaborate or tell us what we could do to fix the problem. So it goes.  Follow up: Here's a reminder of what the world looks like if you are an individual trying to deal with (or are dependent on) a large corporation: After amazon pay decided yesterday without warning to block payments to us, they have a form you can use to submit an appeal. I explained why I thought they were mistaken and said I would be happy to make any changes and asked how they would like us to change or what we should do to be in compliance with their policies. Here is the reply I got today: "We reviewed your account and the information you provided, and we decided that you may no longer use Amazon Pay. We may not reply to further emails about this issue." Ha. Welcome to our future. All decisions will be made by bots or humans acting like bots. No need for explanations or conversation. |
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