> It’s the regular folks who could wake up from their comfy lethargy and actually protest their government.
The problem is that many of those who use namecheap are already against the regime because they know English, have access to another point of view on actions taken by the regime in Ukraine.
Fucking them up may turn some of them back to the regime because current narrative of the propaganda is "West companies do not care about you and they will do everything in their power to screw you".
> How is the bank or Upwork the bad guy here when it is Robin who doesn't want to pay?
Upwork takes:
* 3% fee on each payment on the client side;
* 20% fee of first $500 earnings with the client;
* 10% fee of $500-$10k earnings with the client;
* 5% fee of earnings over $10k with the client.
So in this case Upwork took at least 8% of this $12.5k or 1000 USD but I think they took even more. If they don't take risks of fraudulent payments then why do they continue to take a cut in each time?
The problem is that many of those who use namecheap are already against the regime because they know English, have access to another point of view on actions taken by the regime in Ukraine.
Fucking them up may turn some of them back to the regime because current narrative of the propaganda is "West companies do not care about you and they will do everything in their power to screw you".