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@rohitmishra 99.9% sounds great until you’re the 0.1% with frozen payouts, disabled processing, ad spend still burning, and customers waiting on orders. The risk review process isn’t the problem. The silence during it is lol, improving the escalation paths is what you need to focus on

We get a lot of questions about why Shopify Payments are disabled after risk reviews, so I want to be direct about what we do, why we do it, and what the data shows. We often hear "My chargeback rate is only X… why is Shopify acting on my store?" While chargeback rates are one signal, fake reviews, buried subscription terms, products that never arrive – these are just a few of the other signals that trigger action. When buyers have to dispute a transaction from a merchant because they never shipped a product or the product was different from what was promised, the trust degrades in all independent businesses on Shopify. We also closely look at when we get this wrong: 99.9% of merchants in good standing have never experienced a wrongful termination or rejection. In the rare cases we get it wrong, there is a defined escalation path, and we have invested in making it faster, more transparent, and more self-serve. This is what it means to build a platform merchants and their buyers can trust. 👇

@manofconnects sent an idea that was actually too good to ignore. Now we’re already beta testing it with brands. Yeah… that moved stupid fast. People still think execution takes months. With AI the right idea can turn into a working product before most people finish debating it in group chats. That window is getting smaller every month.

Dropping $100k on whoever brings me the AI idea that actually breaks ecommerce. Not an app. Not a chatbot. A paradigm shift. DMs open.

Even you can generate these kinda videos but the only difference is I didn’t use any prompt:) Keep figuring it out in the comments 👀

@ganeshsonawane @frido_official Sorry to hear this. This usually needs an internal review escalation rather than public tagging. We work closely with Meta agency partner support and may be able to help push the review internally if needed. Feel free to DM.

Extremely shocked right now! Our @frido_official Instagram account has been blocked, and Meta POCs have said it may take up to 48 hours to restore. Can someone senior at Meta please look into this urgently??!! 🤯🤯

@leonishuang You’re just getting hit with circumvention. Switch the page, ad account, and ideally the BM too. Connect a clean agency ad account (or any account from a different BM) to the advertising BM, warm it up with a few low-risk approvals first, then start scaling conversion campaigns!

what the fuck is this ad account ban wave... 4th ad account in 2 days...

@nickbruhman LFGGGGH!!!!!!!!!!

@CharlieCannon9 Who hurt you?

I hate ecom people. This industry is disgusting and full of snakes.

@freddiexpott Account

met a guy in bangkok running 40 linkedin accounts from a coffee shop making $280k/year no office no employees no sales calls just sending DMs all day i asked him how he doesn't get banned "linkedin thinks im 40 different people in 40 different cities" watched him for an hour - logged into different browser every 3 minutes - sent same message 200 times with tiny variations - booked 8 calls by lunch - accounts were all 2+ years old asked where he got the accounts "telegram. US, verified, high SSI, real activity history" asked how he manages 40 accounts without going insane if you want the plug comment "account" and I will send over his calendly

There are 100+ AI UGC tools. Exactly 0 of them write the prompt for you. We've been quietly building one. It researches your product, applies neuroscience to buyer psychology, and writes the prompt that actually converts. Opening 50 beta seats. Follow to soon get a chance to get into private Beta tester group The ad below: made in 2 minutes. No manual input. No prompt guessing. 100% AI.

@calebcanales_ if the processing is like 7/8 figs per month I can connect you with braintree they got the lowest fee and no random holds and stuff

looking for whop alternative for processing on my software. i'd rather eat a dispute then deal with resolutions and a 25% hold. any ideas? may just go back to stripe and use their link feature

@yonann It’s not 100 ads/week. It’s 100 iterations/week. That's why the feedback loops are very important

Alex Hormozi reacts to a founder trying to go from $150K a month to $15M a month with 5 ads a week Caller: "We’re making $150K a month and want to get to $15M a month, but we’re only making 5 new ads a week" Alex: "We’re putting out 250 per day, We’re at 1,500 per week and you’re at 5" "Ads need to go from 5 a week to 100 as a baseline, and I’d want you spending $5K a day. Right now you’re spending $1.3K"

@mannybarbas_ Can help onboard you to Braintree (used by Uber, Airbnb, etc.) if you’re processing $5M+/month across brands. It’s a PayPal subsidiary with highly competitive, negotiable processing rates often better than most private processors. Happy to chat if it’s relevant.

Paid shopify over $75,000 in fees last month with one store Anyone know how we can lower our fees? We are also on shopify plus There has to be another way

@inzino Everyone talks about execution, but nobody talks about sitting alone with questions like this when nothing makes sense. Respect!

i was a 4.25 student all through high school and pretty much went through life thinking i was going to be a doctor > then i dropped out of med school > sold a software company and had no idea what i was going to do next > and got into ecom with no idea if it would scale or work or anything (i just kind of tried it) then we started Apptics. it was the same gut feeling i had every single time. you don't really know if this thing will work. i've had difficulty finding my purpose by trying all these different things and it's obviously very stressful when you're starting something new these are the questions i asked myself through every one of those pivots (the ones that actually helped me find my purpose):

@aporiabuilds @vivaangandhi_ Owned doesn’t mean protected. Plenty of people own their accounts and still get wiped overnight. Redundancy > Ownership

@vivaangandhi_ Borrowed can easy be taken back

Reminder most “agency” ad accounts are scams Get your own profiles (yours or family & friends) but don’t get a profile of a random person through an agency You run a big risk Own your own accs

Most “agency accounts” aren’t real agencies just resold BM 2.5Ks with no AM, no credit line, and people burn them. Real agencies have infra, credit lines, and escalation paths. BM health matters, and “personal” accounts have limits too. It’s not "agency" vs "personal", it’s good setup vs bad setup. Focus on a good infrastructure than just the type of the ad account because that's what really matters, agencies exist because there is no bulletproof system on Meta and whoever says there is are just BS'ing.

@blythebuilds But ofc in case you need highest tier ad accounts where you can directly attach your credit card still, you can ping me!

First META invoice due since the switch from credit cards Paid it early via wire Ad account is down now for non payment Off to a great start 😂

If you wired early, Meta won’t auto-apply it. Email ar@meta.com or payments@meta.com and mark it as a prepayment. Ask them to apply it to invoices or your credit line otherwise it just sits unallocated and your account shows unpaid which might be the reason your ad account actually went down lol

@justsibaja @apptics it is!

Im looking for new payment processor My store is gonna do over 200k next month Who can help?

@_kaushalshah How's the health of your ad accounts?

I believe due to the ongoing Meta issues, even new ad creative which genuinely had the potential to scale were not able to deliver positive ROAS. Once things stabilize on Meta’s end, I plan to relaunch all the creatives I’ve tested over the past two months.