> Any rational person could see the issue with Stripe not approving of that business.
Genuinely can't tell what you're suggesting the business model problem is with Tailwind Jobs?
According to the CEO at Stripe, the issue with the Tailwind example you listed was "a major uptick in attempted fraud over the first half of this year that necessitated making our systems stricter. But have an idea for a structural fix here. More soon." And then Tailwind Jobs was reactivated.
> Genuinely can't tell what you're suggesting the business model problem is with Tailwind Jobs?
They're saying the opposite. Paraphrased, "any rational person could see that Tailwind Jobs is a legit business and that it's wrong for Stripe to shut them down".
"The issue" in the sentence you quoted is referring to Stripe's behavior, not Tailwind Job's business model.
Genuinely can't tell what you're suggesting the business model problem is with Tailwind Jobs?
According to the CEO at Stripe, the issue with the Tailwind example you listed was "a major uptick in attempted fraud over the first half of this year that necessitated making our systems stricter. But have an idea for a structural fix here. More soon." And then Tailwind Jobs was reactivated.