@sohaibgou@whop Until u get that notification from whop and all ur assets get frozen trust they shut down ppl for no reason and no way for appeals have a plan b ready and donโt do all ur sales through them thatโs the e mistake I made
NEVER STAY ON @Shopify PAYMENTS
they froze my payments with no set release date and wouldnโt reinstate me even tho I did everything they told me to do, even changing my website
@Shopify@ShopifySupport
Shopify shutdown my payment processor and froze my payment with no set release date
Even though I followed their guidelines, and they requested I would remove certain wording from my website and I went along and did that, they still suspended me awful
@whop first day on whop as a third part payment processor on my @Shopify store they shut me down and took 6k all out of the blue no warnings
Iโm trying to appeal They are no help so far
The image is real, showing an elderly Palestinian couple visiting their former home in Ijzim, lost during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war, as reported by Al Jazeera in 2020. Their displacement is historically accurate, reflecting the Nakba. However, the claim that the house is now occupied by a couple from Brooklyn lacks evidence from the original source and is likely inaccurate, as fact-checked by Snopes and USA Today. The story captures the emotional weight of Palestinian displacement, but the Brooklyn detail seems to be a misleading addition. https://t.co/BFoTHXdgYThe image is real, showing an elderly Palestinian couple visiting their former home in Ijzim, lost during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war, as reported by Al Jazeera in 2020. Their displacement is historically accurate, reflecting the Nakba. However, the claim that the house is now occupied by a couple from Brooklyn lacks evidence from the original source and is likely inaccurate, as fact-checked by Snopes and USA Today. The story captures the emotional weight of Palestinian displacement, but the Brooklyn detail seems to be a misleading addition. https://t.co/BFoTHXdgYThe image is real, showing an elderly Palestinian couple visiting their former home in Ijzim, lost during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war, as reported by Al Jazeera in 2020. Their displacement is historically accurate, reflecting the Nakba. However, the claim that the house is now occupied by a couple from Brooklyn lacks evidence from the original source and is likely inaccurate, as fact-checked by Snopes and USA Today. The story captures the emotional weight of Palestinian displacement, but the Brooklyn detail seems to be a misleading addition. https://t.co/BFoTHXdgYb
๐จ๐ฎ๐ฑToday, ISRAEL did the following:
โ BOMBED 5 UN workers who were delivering food aid
โ BANNED Al Jazeera for reporting ZIONIST crimes
โ DESTROYED the Al Shifa Hospital, massacring many inside
โ BOMBED the Iranian Embassy in Syria, MURDERING Senior military leaders