No, there's not. There are rarely good reasons behind what banks do because these are organizations that are run by mediocre people who are not incentivized to not suck. They don't care at all about anything. This "fraud prevention" thing only gets in my way and doesn't prevent the less sophisticated people from sending their money to India.
> If your bank doesn't want to raise the limits, there's probably good reasons behind that.
Why would their having reasons make me feel better when my payments don't go through? We complain when Apple plays nanny and makes their product a walled garden. How is a bank different? They should be doing their job without causing inconvenience for me.
I bet you can. And I bet that raising the limit takes you a few minutes at most. Or you need a better bank.
> Or you need a better bank.
There are no good banks in Canada.
Why do you have a bank? Don’t you use crypto for all your needs? Or does crypto fail you in that?
No one actually accepts crypto
If your bank doesn't want to raise the limits, there's probably good reasons behind that.
No, there's not. There are rarely good reasons behind what banks do because these are organizations that are run by mediocre people who are not incentivized to not suck. They don't care at all about anything. This "fraud prevention" thing only gets in my way and doesn't prevent the less sophisticated people from sending their money to India.
- Charli XCX
> If your bank doesn't want to raise the limits, there's probably good reasons behind that.
Why would their having reasons make me feel better when my payments don't go through? We complain when Apple plays nanny and makes their product a walled garden. How is a bank different? They should be doing their job without causing inconvenience for me.
Unnecessary rudeness.
Strong language used for emphasis. I apologize if anyone was offended.
It's also a lie, you can pay for many things without raising limits.
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